Conference News
Bishop Holston’s statement on cancelation of special General Conference
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, resident bishop of the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, released...
COVID-19 forces Salkehatchie to cancel 2021 camps
The Salkehatchie Summer Service Board of Managers made the tough decision to cancel the 45 Salkehatchie camps for this...
Clergy self-care virtual retreat set for April 22
A virtual retreat centered on clergy self-care – and led by South Carolina clergy and lay experts – is scheduled for...
Bishop Holston appoints new district superintendent
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, resident bishop of the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, has...
Bishop Holston: General Conference postponement will “ensure full, equitable participation”
Voting is more than simply saying what we believe. It is a sharing of faith, a tangible witness of love of God and love of neighbor. Voting is a way to acknowledge that we are one community, all in this together.
AC2021 will convene virtually June 6-7
The 2021 South Carolina Annual Conference will convene June 6-7 as an all-virtual session to ensure the health and...
Spring Clergy Orders to address “Our Response to Racism”
"Our Response to Racism" will be the focus of the 2021 Spring Clergy Orders Virtual Gathering of the South Carolina...
Endowed Epworth fund honors Rev. Jack C. Washington
Throughout his life and ministry, the Rev. Jack C. Washington was driven by a passion to help those in need – and he...
2021 School of Pastoral Ministry registration now open
Registration is now open for the 2021 School of Pastoral Ministry of the South Carolina Conference of The United...
2020 apportionment giving tops “amazing” 87 percent amid pandemic
Apportionment giving by South Carolina United Methodists surpassed 87 percent in 2020 – “an amazing performance” in...
UMCSC offers “Our Response to Racism” tools for local churches
The endeavor to end racism dates back centuries and is firmly rooted in scripture. “As I have loved you, so you must...
Bishop Holston: U.S. Capitol violence “cannot define who we are”
Voting is more than simply saying what we believe. It is a sharing of faith, a tangible witness of love of God and love of neighbor. Voting is a way to acknowledge that we are one community, all in this together.
