“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

Do your donations to the Diocesan Periodical Club make a difference? Read what one seminarian, Jeffrey Jacobs, a senior at Trinity School for Ministry (who happens to be my

By The Rev. Tim Surratt, Rector, Christ the King-Grace Church, Waccamaw, Pawley’s Island

This past October, a group of 11 men from our diocese and about as many from other

Urban Church Fosters Intergenerational Community

When was the last time you shared a meal with someone of a different generation, someone who is not a member of your family? At

“O Happy Guilt” today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent.  More often than not, when I served as a busy parish priest a glimpse of Lent right around

What enables a small town, non-profit thrift shop to ring up $100,000 in sales in its first seven months of operation at a new location? What brings more than

Old St. Andrew’s Seniors’ Ministry Fosters Fellowship; Enlivens Church

Something extraordinary is going on at Old St. Andrew’s, Charleston. Their Seniors’ Ministry is not just alive with activity, but the

A First-Timer Reflects on the Diocesan Clergy Conference

As a first-time attendee to the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina Clergy Conference, I was not entirely sure what to expect in

This article was adapted from one which first appeared in the newsletter of St. Michael’s Church.

The past 12 weeks of sabbatical have been one of the greatest gifts I