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Travelers Rest UMC Giving Away a Small Organ
Travelers Rest UMC is giving away a working small organ that may need a little work. Whomever wants it would need to come and pick it up at TRUMC and have people to help lift it. It is small, but heavy. Churches who are interested can contact Dave Koss 864-449-1138 davekoss@bellsouth.net.
Epworth Upstate Closet Donations Needed
The Epworth Resource Closet is in need of warm clothing and pajamas for children ages 12 months up to 12 years. We need long sleeve shirts, long sleeve t-shirts, long pants, sweatshirts, sweatpants, and jackets. We accept only new items (and do not need any socks or underwear at this time.) They will be used …
District Clergy Gathering Reminder
November 15: 9:00-12:00 St. Matthews UMC, 701 Cleveland Street, Greenville “Talking Like Christians about Race” In February of 1947 South Carolina’s last lynching occurred outside of Greenville. A courageous Methodist preacher, Hawley Lynn, preached what has been called “South Carolina Methodism’s finest sermon.” The sermon was entitled “Who Lynched Willie Earle?” In the spirit of …
Lee Road UMC Preschool Supplies Sale
Lee Road UMC Preschool is having a sale of items including books, paint, toys, teacher’s supplies and some furnishings the week of Nov. 15-18. Please contact Lori Thrailkill at 843-240-1948 or lorift@aol.com to set up an appointment. We will accept cash and checks from Preschools. The sale will be open to the public on Sat., Nov. 20 …
Volunteer at Triune Mercy Center
If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to get involved at Triune, and you’re comfortable with our COVID protocols, we need volunteers to help cover the Front Desk. This involves sorting the incoming mail in the morning, answering the phone, handing out food and hygiene items, and keeping up with the appointment list for our …
Greenville District Clergy Meeting
November 15: 9:00-12:00 St. Matthews UMC “Talking Like Christians about Race” In February of 1947 South Carolina’s last lynching occurred outside of Greenville. A courageous Methodist preacher, Hawley Lynn, preached what has been called “South Carolina Methodism’s finest sermon.” The sermon was entitled “Who Lynched Willie Earle?” In the spirit of that preacher and sermon, …
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