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Dear <<First Name>>,
Here is what you need to know about news in United Methodist churches around the state, plus the continuing South Carolina United Methodist Flood Relief.
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From 'the Woman at Well' to a well woman
It was not so long ago that Donna Rhodes was not well at all. In fact, when she read the account of the Woman at the Well in the Gospel of John—a woman floundering in a life of sin and pain, who’d been married five times and was living with a man not her husband—Rhodes instantly recognized herself. Jessica Brodie has the story here.
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Faith, Activity, Nutrition: 24 helpers sought
South Carolina United Methodists who are passionate about exercise, nutrition and faith are being sought as lay leaders for a new partnership program offered by the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church. The Advocate has the story in the August edition of the newspaper, here.
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Jessica Brodie on 'keeping it about Jesus'
Advocate Editor Jessica Brodie shares in an editorial that the most important thing about The United Methodist Church is not homosexuality or inclusion or who gets elected bishop or anything else we feel passionately about. "We need to remember that the most important thing about our faith is who we follow: Christ." Read on.
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