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We are the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, the historic diocese in the Eastern part of South Carolina in union with The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. As the Diocese, we continue to carry forward the work of our Lord Jesus Christ, just as generations of Episcopalians in South Carolina have done since the late 1700s, confident that by moving forward together in unity and faith, with God’s help, we will flourish.

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Diocesan News

Bilingual Confirmation Highlights Bishop’s Visitation to St. George’s, Summerville

We’re pretty sure it was a first for our diocese on Sunday, May 17, when Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley’s visitation to St. George’s, Summerville included a bilingual confirmation! St. George’s now offers a Spanish service each Sunday at 1 pm, led by the Rev. Marivel Milien, associate rector for Spanish and family ministries. The Rev. Michael…
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May 23: Liturgy Remembering nthe Witness of the Emanuel Nine; Honoring Bishop-elect Adam Shoemaker

The “Three Churches United” (Charleston congregations of Calvary, St. Stephen’s, and St. Mark’s Episcopal Churches) are planning a Memorial Day weekend liturgy to remember the Christian witness of the Emanuel Nine, the nine people who were killed during a Bible study at Mother Emanuel AME Church in June 2015. The event will also be an…
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