May 27, 2019 | 2019 Annual Conference, AC2019, Bishop Holston, Conference Updates, Congregational Development, Florence District, Front Page, Orangeburg District, Spartanburg District
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, resident bishop of the South Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church, has appointed the Rev. James Friday as director of Congregational Development. Rev. Friday Rev. Friday, senior pastor of Francis Burns United Methodist Church...
Mar 28, 2018 | Communications, Congregational Development, Upcoming Events
Pastors moving from solo staffed or part-time staff to full-time staff responsibilities are encouraged to attend “Staff Leadership Training – Need to Know, Good to Know, and Best to Know,” a learning opportunity sponsored by the Bishop’s Cabinet and...
Feb 9, 2018 | Communications, Congregational Development, Connectional Ministries, Front Page, Upcoming Events
First United Methodist Church in Clover is hosting “LYFT: Lifting Ministry Higher” – two tracks of workshops focusing on ministry and media and music/choir – on Saturday, March 3. Workshops include: Music/Choir – Melodie Galloway, coordinator of choral and...
Oct 25, 2017 | 2018 Annual Conference, Clergy Services, Communications, Congregational Development, Connectional Ministries, Front Page, Upcoming Events
Hotels for the 2018 Annual Conference meeting of the South Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church are now open for reservations. The Annual Conference meeting is scheduled for June 3-6, 2018, at the TD Convention Center in Greenville. Click here to...
Apr 11, 2017 | Communications, Congregational Development, Front Page, Upcoming Events
The School of Congregational Development – scheduled for Aug. 17-20 at Peachtree United Methodist Church in Atlanta – is a premier event for equipping United Methodist conference leaders, clergy and laity to lead vital, dynamic, life-changing congregations....
Mar 30, 2017 | Communications, Congregational Development, Connectional Ministries, Front Page
The best youth ministries are unique and a reflection of their context. But, as culture changes and youth workers experiment with new approaches and priorities, there’s a small patch of common ground. It’s not a common program or teaching plan, but a set of values...
