Latest Updates
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How Sweet The Sound: Act I, II, III
– Rev. Jon Strother, District Superintendant Beacon and Sound “… He steadfastly and determinedly set His face to go to Jerusalem.” Luke 9:51 AMPC With Holy Week only a little over two weeks Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: This Crowd Needs MORE!
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader Have you looked around your congregation lately and lamented the absence of younger people? How many conversations has your administrative team Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: The 39 & Under Formula
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader Can you think of anything more elusive in many churches than women under the age of 39? Younger women are hard Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: The Biggest Risk of ALL – Love
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader As I walked up to the entrance of a church that has served the community of Greenville since the 1700s, a young Continue Reading→
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How Sweet the Sound: Who Are You/We?
– Rev. Jon Strother, District Superintendant Beacon and Sound 36 “My kingdom,” said Jesus, “doesn’t consist of what you see around you. If it did, my followers would fight so Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: Focus
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader My heart has been worried about something my own church has been experiencing a bit, and as I talk with many of Continue Reading→
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How Sweet the Sound: ‘Uncharted Waters’
In his book, Joining God In The Great Unraveling, Alan Roxburgh recounts the following remarkable/unremarkable story of the mysterious ways God is working in the world. Sometimes that still includes the Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: Three Things
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader My daughter and her husband came home to visit from Japan for Christmas. They brought all kinds of goodies from the island Continue Reading→
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Down by the Riverside: THIS
All day long, it’s been gray and chilly here on Riverneck. The same is true on the farm. The sun would peek out every now and again; yellow sunshine would Continue Reading→