Conference News
International African American Museum “shows us the hope of who we are becoming”
CHARLESTON – The International African American Museum tells the unvarnished stories of the African American...
SEJ leaders: Reduce number of episcopal areas, elect no bishops in 2024
The Committee on the Episcopacy of the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church is recommending a...
Regional gatherings set to “share the Salkehatchie story”
Salkehatchie Summer Service leaders have scheduled a series of regional gatherings to give campers and camp leaders a...
Bishop Holston to visit lay, clergy leaders in each district
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston is scheduled to visit with lay and clergy leaders in each of the 12 districts of the South...
Bishop Holston commends bishops’ letter on war in Gaza
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, resident bishop of the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, released...
Bishop Holston: “King’s dream still alive, but we must take action”
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, resident bishop of the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, released...
Bishop Meadors “changed us for the better”
ANDERSON – Bishop Marshall L. "Jack" Meadors Jr. personally selected the scriptures that were read at his memorial...
UMCSC churches approved for separation from the UMC
In a somber and respectful process, members of the 2023 South Carolina Annual Conference on June 6 overwhelmingly...
Both/And: Learn how to build thriving hybrid worship
While the pandemic may be winding down, the need for hybrid ministry will remain with us into the future. Many...
Safe Sanctuaries Best Practices training opportunities
In an effort to enable local churches to better understand and live out their Safe Sanctuaries policies, a series of...
UMCSC leaders preparing for lower apportionment giving
South Carolina Conference finance leaders are engaged in the annual process of assessing the budget needs of the...
AC2023 set to return in person after three years apart
The 2023 South Carolina Annual Conference will meet in person for the first time since 2019, after which the COVID-19...
