South Carolina continues to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Helene ravaged the region Sept. 26-27. In the aftermath of the disaster, United Methodists churches and individuals have been working hard to help others, as well as to get any help they need. Here’s what we know right now. By Jessica Brodie.
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South Carolina continues to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Helene ravaged the region Sept. 26-27. In the aftermath of the disaster, United Methodists churches and individuals have been working hard to help others, as well as to get any help they need. Here’s what we know right now. By Jessica Brodie.
Harvest Hope Food Bank teams up with UMCs across S.C. to alleviate hunger. By Jessica Brodie.
Dementia care advocates teach churches how to offer love, grace in midst of difficult diagnosis. (Pictured: The Inabinets, courtesy South Carolina Cognitive Connection Ministry.) By Jessica Brodie.
If we keep looking back, keep lamenting, keep holding onto anger or sadness or worry or whatever else it is that keeps our minds on yesterday, we’re doing a disservice to the Lord. By Jessica Brodie
We are called to be big gates that swing on small hinges. We are vessels of the mysteries of faith. By Bishop Leonard Fairley.
Instead of choosing to see uncertainty through a lens of fear, what if we were to choose to see that uncertainty a bit like an unopened gift on Christmas morning? By Jessica Brodie.
The story of Salkehatchie Summer Service, a mission of the South Carolina Conference of the UMC, from its 1978 beginning of one camp for forty teen and adult volunteers to thirty-five camps annually and more than 63,000 volunteers since inception.
The story of the Eye Clinic at the Methodist Project at Gebeau in Jérémie, Haiti, as told by ophthalmologist Dr. Hal H. Crosswell Jr.
A lunchbox napkin project with the Rev. Tyler Strange's daughter has been turned into a book of 45 “napkin thoughts” to help everyone discover new ways to become better humans.