The South Carolina Woman’s Missionary Union (SCWMU) has embraced the national WMU initiative to prioritize mental health through Project HELP: Mental Health. “In our everyday lives, we encounter individuals that are grappling with mental health challenges,” Hannah Smith, adult consultant at SCWMU, said. Providing Training Opportunities One of their key efforts was a Mental Health
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Margaret McCray Brown’s call to missions began as a young girl in a small church near the North Carolina-South Carolina line, where a pastor’s sermons ignited her passion for the lost. Disturbed by the idea that people in other countries might never learn about Jesus, she resolved to spread the Gospel herself. “That was the
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The South Carolina Woman’s Missionary Union recently concluded its annual meeting, as 324 attendees congregated at Boiling Springs First Baptist Church on March 22nd and 23rd. This annual event is for teens and adults to strengthen their faith and find their place in missions. Throughout the two-day event, participants had the opportunity to engage in
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Each month, the SCBaptist staff gather to pray, worship, and celebrate the work happening across South Carolina and beyond. This month’s Advance Rally focused on evangelism, unveiling a 14-day prayer challenge, and celebrating the generous giving of SCBaptists. Janie Chapman State Missions Offering Totals In 2023, SCBaptists raised their highest-ever amount for the Janie Chapman
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Across the state this summer, lives were transformed at Camp McCall, Camp La Vida, SummerSalt, and KidSalt. Camp McCall Breaking the record for the highest summer attendance since 2013, over 2,300 campers attended Camp McCall. This summer, 111 campers rededicated their lives to their faith, and 55 accepted Christ for the first time. Additionally, 23
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This article was featured in the March 2022 edition of The Baptist Courier. During the founding meeting of Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), the women took on their first project – raising $5,000 for a new church building and cemetery in Havana, Cuba – at the request of the secretary of the Home Mission Board. A passion
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