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The following letter was sent to the clergy of the ADOSC on September 2, 2026.

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Grace and peace to you in our Lord Jesus Christ.

Tuesday morning

The following letter was sent to the clergy of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina on August 25, 2026. 

Dear Brother and Sister Clergy,

“This is the day that the

By Joy Hunter, Director of Communications

Bishop Chip Edgar stressed the importance of intentional Christian formation in both his sermon and his address during the convention of the Anglican Diocese

We give thanks for the life and ministry of Deacon Kay Fryman who died on January 27, 2026. In a note to the congregation of St. John’s, Florence, where

We give thanks for the life and ministry of Deacon Kathie Phillips, who went to be with our Lord on November 21, 2025, about a year after having

Those of us who have been Christians for a while may—imperceptibly, over time—reach the point where we think we’ve heard it all. We’ve heard so many sermons

On Sunday, July 27, 2025, a mission team of 16 from Prince George Winyah (PGW) in Georgetown and Christ the King Church (CtK) in Pawleys Island, arrived

Did you ever wonder what it means “to make a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland”? One translation states that God will provide a

According to Barna Group, two-thirds (67%) of Christians come to faith before the age of 18, and nearly half of all Americans who accept Jesus as their Savior

I’ve got a wonderful job. I get to talk about church planting with individuals, with rectors and with people who are thinking about planting. I love the