Wednesday Nights

Rooms 403 & 405

SS Annex

Fellowship Meal

6:00-6:30pm

Men & Women Support Groups

6:30-8:00pm

Coffee, Dessert & Fellowship

8:00pm-Until

Please Contact Timmy or Kathy Newton For More Info.

(803) 278-2138
Does it seem like there are tons of answers in the world, but few that ease your pain? Is there an area in your life or a family member's life that is too difficult to bear?

What if you had the opportunity to spend time with people just like you that have been through the seasons in life that you are dealing with right now?

These are relatable and caring people that will be the mentor and friend your heart desires in your time of need. That is what Recovery Care is all about.

Our society is becoming more and more complex. It is one in which people are living under more pressure than ever to be the best they can be. Yet, with all this emphasis on being better, individuals and families are struggling to keep it together physically, emotionally, financially, and spiritually.

When and Where: Wednesday Nights @ 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Currently our Recovery Care meets on Wednesday Nights and we are in need of facilitators for new groups. If you are interested in facilitating a group or have suggestions for additional groups, please contact us at (803) 278-2138. Your involvement is crucial to this ministry's success and is probably one of the most beneficial forms of ministry for every believer.

Take a look at some of the statistics . . .

- Over 50% of marriages today will end in divorce

- More than half of the children born today will spend a significant portion of their lives in a single-parent home

- Suicide is one of the leading causes of death among young people between the ages of 15 and 24.

- Over 20 million Americans suffer from depression

- More than 1,500 people a day die of cancer. It remains the 2nd leading killer of Americans, just behind heart disease

- Excessive alcohol consumption and drug use among teenagers and adults continues to increase.

- Domestic violence and sexual assault crimes are on the rise.