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The Episcopal Church in South Carolina has reorganized and is carrying forward the work of our Lord Jesus Christ, just as generations of Episcopalians in South Carolina have done since 1789, confident that by moving forward together in unity and faith, with God's help, we will flourish.
Your participation in the life of our diocese and its parishes, missions and worshiping communities is encouraged. The Episcopal Church always welcomes you!
The powerful words of a beloved bishop of South Carolina speak poignantly to us as we continue to rebuild:
“We should strive for unity, not uniformity. Uniformity is mechanical, barren, unfruitful, and unprofitable. Unity is organic, living, and capable of endless growth. If we are to be truly catholic, as Christ himself is catholic, then we must have a church broad enough to embrace within its communion every living human soul.”
The Right Reverend William Alexander Guerry
(1861-1928)
Your participation in the life of our diocese and its parishes, missions and worshiping communities is encouraged. The Episcopal Church always welcomes you!
The powerful words of a beloved bishop of South Carolina speak poignantly to us as we continue to rebuild:
“We should strive for unity, not uniformity. Uniformity is mechanical, barren, unfruitful, and unprofitable. Unity is organic, living, and capable of endless growth. If we are to be truly catholic, as Christ himself is catholic, then we must have a church broad enough to embrace within its communion every living human soul.”
The Right Reverend William Alexander Guerry
(1861-1928)
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Featured News & EventsFlorence & Flooding: News & UpdatesAs severe flooding continues in the upper part of the diocese, Episcopalians there are planning how to gather for worship this Sunday, September 23, and working to reach out to those in need, both locally and in North Carolina. Here's an update on plans for services, and ways to serve.
Read more here > Call to Convention: November 16-17, 2018"Faith, Hope, and Love" is the theme of our 228th Diocesan Convention. People across The Episcopal Church in South Carolina are invited to this annual business meeting and "family reunion" in Charleston this November.
Read more here > Judge requests list of issues in church property caseORANGEBURG, S.C. — The Chief Administrative Judge of the 1st Judicial Circuit, Judge Edgar W. Dickson, met today with attorneys to begin setting a timetable for resolving how to implement the transfer of diocesan and parish property back to The Episcopal Church under an August 2017 decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court.
Read more here > Open Conversations: A step forwardThree “Open Conversations” in Conway, Charleston and Bluffton in July brought together hundreds of Episcopalians and Anglicans to join in the “holy work” of reconciliation in the diocese and the churches of eastern South Carolina.
Read more here > TECSC at the 79th General ConventionEight Deputies, two Alternate Deputies, our Bishop, an Official Youth Presence member, and several others from South Carolina are in Austin, TX through July 13 participating in the 79th General Convention of The Episcopal Church. They are blogging throughout the event, and sharing on our Facebook and Instagram feeds.
Read the blog here > Bishop Appoints New Missioner for Returning CongregationsBishop Skip Adams has appointed the Rev. William Coyne as the new Missioner for Returning Congregations for The Episcopal Church in South Carolina, a new diocesan staff position created to assist parishes and missions that are returning to The Episcopal Church.
Read more here > US Supreme Court Will Not Hear Church Property CaseThe United States Supreme Court today denied a petition from a breakaway group, letting stand the decision of the South Carolina Supreme Court to return control of the Diocese of South Carolina and 28 church properties to The Episcopal Church and its recognized diocese, The Episcopal Church in South Carolina (TECSC).
Read more here > Frequently Asked QuestionsWe invite you to explore our new “Frequently Asked Questions” supplement. This is offered to provide information and share hope for a future that remains grounded in the love of God.
Read, download & share it here. > March for Our Lives in SCBishop Skip Adams and people from our diocese joined in marches across South Carolina and the US on Saturday, March 24, calling for an end to gun violence.
Learn more here > Learning to Assist RefugeesNancy Amis of Grace Church Cathedral recently returned from attending a three-day training sponsored by The Episcopal Church to equip Episcopalians as advocates, allies, and ambassadors for refugees and the ministry of refugee resettlement.
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