We continue to honor Ruthi Neely, Circle 555 Statewide Coordinator, as she enters retirement. Ruthi is recognized as a teacher of God’s Word in this blog through The Elizabeth Project. We want to thank Jane Mathis for sharing her thoughts on Ruthi as a teacher.
As Ruthi Neely, Circle 555 Statewide Coordinator enters retirement, we asked several ladies to write a blog sharing her impact on them. As a mentor, leader, teacher, and friend. Enjoy the first of several blogs to come! This one is written by Tracey Wert, someone Ruthi has mentored for many years!
As we steward the Lord's resources, He invites us to live in a responsive posture before His Spirit and to prayerfully seek His desires for all that He has entrusted to us.
Responsive stewardship. What does God say about how we steward what He has entrusted to us? For many, this is a journey as we learn more about our identity in Christ and what He calls us to do with what He has provided.
Our next blog, written by Joe E Hines, Jr., Managing Advisor at Global View Investment Advisors, explores his stewardship journey and how he shares this with his clients, leaving us with questions to ask ourselves as we discern our own generous giving.
Just as a bank manages financial transactions, South Carolina Christian Foundation can help make charitable transactions more effective and efficient. We are more than a charitable partner and do more than transactional work. Learn more about how we unify efforts and improve the lives of our neighbors through the Gospel of Christ.
Am I simply a hearer of God’s Word? Or am I moving on how God is convicting me? And if I am not moving, am I satisfied with simply checking my box of treasure only? No time, no talent?
Time is a hot commodity. With limited supply and high demand, how does God want us to use this resource? What return is He looking for on His investment?
One final Christmas reflection before this Silent Night, this Holy Night, gives way to the New Year.
Ministry to Ministries is committed to walking alongside ministry leaders to provide soul care centered on the wisdom, love, and support of Christ. As we enter another decade of serving, we are excited to launch a new logo that exemplifies the heart of Ministry to Ministries.
Caring for elderly parents is a new phase of life for adult children, a different season, and brings with it several trials and struggles. It takes time, patience, and understanding. But through these hardships, God's providence is evident.
SCCF was founded to financially support and raise awareness of local Christian ministries serving Spartanburg County. By 2003, an opportunity was created for collective giving to support ministries by giving through one common fund—the Community Trust Fund. As we look forward to this new chapter for SCCF, we are excited to launch our first Community Trust logo and share its meaning.
As we look ahead to our next 25 years, we are excited to unveil a new chapter in our journey—a fresh new logo that reflects our legacy and future, our mission and vision.
This Fall, South Carolina Christian Foundation will present grants totaling $225,000 through the Community Trust initiative to ministries across the state that are meeting the needs of the infirmed, the immigrant, and the incarcerated as well as those who are at risk, under-resourced, and overcoming addiction—all of whom need the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Continue reading to learn how grants are awarded and how you can be a part of it.
Our next guest blogger is Keith Groce, Executive Director of Neighborhood Focus. Keith reflects on how some of our everyday experiences can be subtle reminders of who our God is and who we are in Him.
We invited Brenda Parks, VP of Children’s Ministries for Miracle Hill, to write a blog on prayer. Brenda is also a member of Circle 555 Greenville and serves as co-chair of the Prayer Committee. Read her blog and learn more about the greatest gift of prayer.
As believers, hardship isn’t an interruption to our normal lives, but an opportunity to grow closer to Christ and rejoice in suffering. But how can we rejoice in the face of trouble?
What do you think of when you hear the word “stewardship”? What does God say about stewardship? In this blog post, you will learn more about the meaning of responsive stewardship.
We all at some point will reach a point when we’ll retire, yet we still have purposeful work to do. In this blog post, Greg Hynds shares what he learned through reading, reflection and seeing God at work through an unexpected reconnection.
