Activities, events, and outreach from Dillon County’s churches and religious community
Tabernacle of God Ministries was in Fayetteville, NC, on June 16th at Festival Park along with the Fayetteville VA hospital doing their annual homeless stand-down program for veterans.
Empowerment in Action Association recently held a service at Maple Park.
District Elder Tommy Pittman , Sr., President of the Empowerment in Action Organization, is inviting the citizens of Dillon County to join them in their upcoming community event.
Fresh Beginnings Christian Center hosted its Vacation Bible School the week of June 20-24 for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
St. Stephens United Methodist Church men conducted the entire worship service on Father’s Day.
On May 22 during the morning worship, Fork Presbyterian Church celebrated with four graduates in a Baccalaureate worship.
Members of Latta United Methodist Church held an ice cream social on Saturday to welcome Pastor Matt Scott and his wife, Alyssa. There were several different types of ice cream and toppings, cookies, chips, and more.
Two years ago, Latta Baptist Church nearly cancelled Vacation Bible School due to the COVID pandemic, but decided instead to have it outdoors. Due to the pandemic, they averaged only 10 people each night.
Mount Calvary Baptist Church held the opening ceremonies for Vacation Bible School on Sunday, June 12, with a meal for the workers and the children.
Hamer Church of God honored Pastor Stan Rankin and Mrs. Patsy Rankin with a delicious meal and fellowship at a local restaurant on Thursday, May 12, as he is retiring from pastoring.