Ring in the Advent season with the First Presbyterian Church’s talented Chancel Handbell Choir at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 30, in the church san…
That's right... the iHope counseling ministry is officially 4 years old!The Lord has brought a lot of healing in four years.In fact, everythin…
Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina is awarding its first round of 2021 grants totaling $1,516,500 to 91 nonprofits that are worki…
South Carolina Humanities and the Center for Civil Rights History and Research are pleased to present a community screening and discussion of …
The abuse and neglect of our children is one of the most gut-wrenching topics that our society has to deal with. Children, our most precious r…
(RNS) — Pastor Talbot Davis routinely knocks on doors in the neighborhoods around his Good Shepherd Church, offering to pray a blessing over a…
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House of Hope Courtney McGinnis Graham Community Shelter 2020 Year-End Review 941 unique individuals were served during 2020. Of that number,…
Edward S. Ervin III of Sumter, a long-time member of the Francis Marion University Board of Trustees, passed away on Tuesday.
Morris College held its Spring 2021 Honors Day Convocation on March 25, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. in the Neal-Jones Auditorium. Traditionally, Morri…
We at NCRP sit with heavy hearts over the continued anti-Asian violence that has been going on across the nation during the last year, includi…
“If I speak in the tongues of men or angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. If I have the gift of pro…
The South Carolina Philanthropists of the Year for 2020 are Rev. Mary and Mr. Wade Finklea of Effingham.
Lutheran Services Carolinas is happy to announce the winners of the Worker of Wonders (WOW) Award for 2020.
Lutheran Services Carolinas is happy to announce it is adopting new visitation guidelines for its skilled nursing homes and assisted living fa…
Francis Marion University’s “Cultural Conversations” series on the topics of cultural and racial issues will conclude this Thursday.
COLUMBIA—If the South Carolina Senate has its way, death row inmates could be executed by firing squads in the near future.
COLUMBIA–The simple act of praying the rosary can bring great comfort to military personnel who are deployed overseas, particularly if they ar…
CHARLESTON—Couples from all corners of the diocese braved the cold rain on Valentine’s Day to publicly celebrate the sacrament of marriage at …