Dear Friends,

As you know, the coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading globally and with the President recently expanding travel restrictions, further indicating that the landscape is changing daily, I have taken

By Bishop Mark Lawrence

Today is an Ember Day in the Church’s Calendar. So is this Friday and Saturday. Mostly they go unnoticed—you may have never heard of them.  Ember

This article was originally shared December 2019.

Sometime before Thanksgiving 2018, a young teacher from North Charleston Elementary School, Vannessa Oldland, made a request during a St. Timothy’s church service.

Ninety Citadel Cadets Attend Fall Retreat

This article was originally shared December 2019.

Ninety Citadel cadets were challenged to consider “Voices Worth Listening To” at the St. Alban’s Fall Retreat led

Faith-filled Grandparenting Makes an Impact

This article was originally shared December 2019.

I love having my grandkids at my house for an overnight! We watch movies, eat popcorn and stay up

This article was originally shared December 2019.

In our highly technological interconnected world, there is a place you can unplug from it all and reconnect with God through fellowship and

St. Christopher Hosts International Guests

This article was originally shared December 2019.

The Anglican Diocese of South Carolina through the ministry of St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center has been mightily

News from Roger and Joanne Griffin

This article was originally shared December 2019.

On Sunday, November 10, 2019, we celebrated a historic day for the church in Mexico. Deacon Farhid Adabache,

“There’s not another diocese in the US as interested in what’s going on in the world as you are.”

This article was originally shared December 2019.

For the fourth time in

This article was originally shared December 2019.

I am writing to let you know I got home safely after my three-week trip in the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina. I