Main Street United Methodist Church in Dillon recently hosted 87 United Methodists (ages 14-67), who came to participate in SALKEHATCHIE CAMP HARVEST.
Salkehatchie Camp Harvest Repairs Homes In Area
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Category: Church
Activities, events, and outreach from Dillon County’s churches and religious community
Adoration Quartet Performs At Sardis
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The Adoration Quartet, a gospel, devotional, and spiritual group from Goldsboro, N.C., performed at Sardis Baptist Church on Sunday, July 24, at 6:00 p.m.
E.L. Ford Theological Bible College Commencement Held
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E.L. Ford Theological Bible College Commencement and Graduation was held at Lake View Community Center.
McCoy Chapel Men’s Day Program Held
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McCoy Chapel United Methodist Church annual Men’s Day/Father’s Day program was held on June 19. The United Methodist Men conduct the program each year.
Gideon Speaks At Mount Calvary Baptist Church
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Gideon Jim Atkins was in charge of the Sunday, July 10, 11:00 a.m. worship service at Mount Calvary Baptist Church.
God’s Word Shines
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This devotion is a monthly ministry of the Pee Dee Baptist Association, comprised of 31 Southern Baptist churches in Dillon and Marlboro Counties. For more information call 843-774-8062. Featured this month is Rev. Chris Alderman, the pastor of Little Rock Baptist Church, Little Rock.
Camp Pinehill Counselors And Leaders Visit Mount Calvary Baptist Church
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The counselors and leaders from Camp Pinehill, with Director Donald Foreman, conducted the evening services at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 10, at Mount Calvary Baptist Church.
Open Door Community Church Holds VBS
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Open Door Community Church had an outstanding attendance for 2016 Vacation Bible School themed: Jesus is my Superhero!
Main Street United Methodist Men Present Check To Red Cross
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The Main Street United Methodist Church Men held a golf tournament this spring to benefit the American Red Cross.
PHOTO GALLERY: Sardis Baptist Church Holds VBS
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Sardis Baptist Church held Vacation Bible School June 26-30. The theme was “The Conquerors.”