The community’s series of Lenten Lunches continues with a meal at noon, Wednesday March 20th at Cheraw’s First Baptist Church and concluding the following Wednesday with the meal offered at noon at First United Methodist Church. Please join us to celebrate this season of thought and reflection.
The GriefShare support group will resume meeting each Wednesday morning at 10:30 am, beginning February 21st, in the church parlor. GriefShare is a Christ-centered, video-based support group program open to any community member in need of encouragement and comfort while going through the bereavement process.
Music Director Jim Glass is interested in organizing a handbell choir and beginning practices after Labor Day. “With bells, the ability to read music is helpful but not necessary…we will teach you all you need to know. As far as ages go, let’s include high schoolers in both our choirs.” If interested, see Jim to …
“It’s also time to get our handbell group organized and restarted.” Read More »
If you couldn’t join us on the front porch of First United Methodist Church on Sunday, July 12th at 9 am, click on the tab above labeled July 12 Service to view and hear the Rev. Phil Thrailkill as he returns to the sanctuary of his youth after a mere half century of service to …
Rev. L. Kim Eanes answers the question, “Whose Church Is It, Anyway?” Click on the tab above labeled “June 28 Service” to view this final message from Pastor Eanes.
Rev. Kim Eanes offers a message to Christians on Father’s Day and Shannon Johnson presents the Roy L. Smith FUMC Humanitarian Award for 2020. Click on the link above labeled “Father’s Day Service”.
In Jesus’ inaugural address, standing in his home synagogue in Nazareth, he detailed his game plan: “The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set …
“Peace With Justice” Sunday is today celebrated by Methodists worldwide Read More »
Pentecost is the fulfillment of a prophesy. Before his death Jesus had promised his disciples that he would not desert them following his death but rather remain with them always through the Holy Spirit. Fifty days (Pentecost is Greek for fiftieth day) after Easter the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples assembled in Jerusalem. They …
To view and listen to the Sunday worship service for May 17 from the FUMC sanctuary featuring Peyton Taylor on flute and the church choir assembled, click on the tab above labeled “May 17 Service.”
Since 1896 Epworth Children’s Home in Columbia has welcomed children ages 12 and up who come from severely stressed family situations. This residential community provides nurture and love through education, counseling, medical care and spiritual enrichment to about eighty of the state’s most vulnerable citizens. Up to 25% of the home’s annual expenses are borne …
Mother’s Day appeal for Epworth an annual tradition for South Carolina Methodists Read More »
