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Volunteers – all skill levels – needed for flood response

Oct 8, 2018 | Conference Updates, Connectional Ministries, Disaster Response, Front Page, Hurricane Florence, Local Churches

South Carolina UMC Disaster Response Ministries needs volunteers of all ability levels to help us clean out homes that have been flooded by Hurricane Florence. Until this point, conditions have dictated that only specially trained Early Response Teams handle these...

Flood-soaked Trinity UMC-Conway begins long trek to recovery

Oct 4, 2018 | Conference Updates, Connectional Ministries, Disaster Response, Front Page, Hurricane Florence, Local Churches, Marion District

Dozens of volunteers on Wednesday began the long, meticulous work of cleaning up and moving forward after historic flooding inundated Trinity United Methodist Church in Conway in the wake of Hurricane Florence last month. Some 50 people – including Trinity members and...

Bishop Holston to flood survivors: ‘You are not alone’

Sep 28, 2018 | Bishop Holston, Conference Updates, Connectional Ministries, Disaster Response, Front Page, Hurricane Florence, Local Churches

Bishop L. Jonathan Holston brought a message of hope Thursday to members of Trinity United Methodist Church and others in Conway ravaged by historic flooding caused by Hurricane Florence. “It’s hard to fathom that a few days of water will equate to years of...

ERTs begin disaster response work in Marion

Sep 26, 2018 | Conference Updates, Connectional Ministries, Disaster Response, Front Page, Hurricane Florence, Local Churches

Early Response Teams from the South Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church this week began assisting homeowners in Marion whose houses were flooded in the wake of Hurricane Florence. ERTs can’t move into areas affected by storms until local emergency...

Hurricane Florence update for South Carolina

Sep 10, 2018 | Communications, Conference Updates, Connectional Ministries, Disaster Recovery, Front Page, Local Churches

Hurricane Florence has weakened somewhat over the open Atlantic Ocean, but will remain a formidably strong hurricane and may pose a threat to Bermuda and parts of the East Coast of the United States next week. As of Thursday morning, Florence was centered just over...

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Volunteers – all skill levels – needed for flood response

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ERTs begin disaster response work in Marion

Hurricane Florence update for South Carolina

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