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THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE
Prepare now for Aldersgate Special Needs Sunday
Aldersgate Special Needs Ministry – born at the 2003 South Carolina Annual Conference – provides homes for adults with developmental disabilities. Residents are encouraged to be as independent as possible. Our trained staff provides care in a Christian environment....
“Both/And” Maximizing Hybrid Worship training set for July 31
“Both/And” Maximizing Hybrid Worship Experiences for Online and In-Person Audiences.
Virtual SEJ Conference set for July 21
The Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference will convene in a one-day virtual special session on July 21. The SEJ College of Bishops called this week for the session, with the primary purpose of voting on a proposed resolution to unite the Memphis Annual Conference and...
UMCSC COVID-19 Best Practices updated after new CDC guidance
Based on current CDC guidelines, we do not recommend any specific restrictions on participation in church activities for those who have been fully vaccinated. All eligible persons are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated as soon as possible.Click here to read...
Bishop Holston to continue as S.C. resident bishop into late 2022
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston will remain as resident bishop of the South Carolina Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church through the current quadrennium, which has been extended at least through late 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The UMC Council of...
New Clergy Care ministry: “You are not alone”
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic drastically changed how ministry is done, clergy across the South Carolina Conference were at risk of stress and burnout. Clergy need to be cared for as they care for their church members and ministries. Clergy need to know people...
