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  • Ordination to the Priesthood of the Rev. Randell Boone
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    The Rev. Randy Boone Ordained to the Priesthood

    December 16, 2025March 20, 2026

    The Rev. Randell (Randy) Boone was ordained to the sacred order of priests on Saturday, December 13, by the Rt. Rev. Ruth Woodliff-Stanley at Grace Church Cathedral in Charleston. Ordained to the transitional diaconate in June, Rev. Boone began serving Grace Church Cathedral as the director of planned giving in 2019. Rev. Boone’s path to…

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    Clergy News: Transitions of Note

    December 3, 2025March 20, 2026

    As was announced at our diocesan convention, the Rev. Bill Watson has accepted a temporary call as interim rector of Bruton Parish in Williamsburg, Virginia. While he is away, the Rev. Pam Fahrner has accepted the call to serve as interim priest-in-charge of The Episcopal Church in Okatie. Reverend Fahrner recently completed a year as interim rector of St. Mark’s,…

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  • The Rev. Ned Mulligan Called as Priest-in-Charge of St. Bartholomew’s, Hartsville
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    The Rev. Ned Mulligan Called as Priest-in-Charge of St. Bartholomew’s, Hartsville

    November 5, 2025November 11, 2025

    Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley has called the Reverend Ned Mulligan as priest-in-charge of St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church in Hartsville. Father Ned celebrated his first official service with the parish on Sunday, November 2, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the life of the church. Bishop Woodliff-Stanley believes his experiences are uniquely fitted for this…

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  • The Rev. David Hudspeth Received into the Priesthood of the Episcopal Church
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    The Rev. David Hudspeth Received into the Priesthood of the Episcopal Church

    September 30, 2025October 22, 2025

    Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley presided over the service of worship receiving the Rev. David Hudspeth into the priesthood of The Episcopal Church on Wednesday, August 27, at St. Luke’s Chapel in Summerville (the church where Good Shepherd, Summerville is currently holding their weekly services; located at 208 Central Avenue). The church shared a number of beautiful…

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  • The Reverend Jenny Newman Called as Rector of St. Mark’s, Port Royal
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    The Reverend Jenny Newman Called as Rector of St. Mark’s, Port Royal

    September 17, 2025October 22, 2025

    Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley has called the Reverend Jenny Newman to serve as the next rector of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Port Royal. Jenny brings a diverse and unique background to this call, most recently serving in Hattiesburg, Mississippi in a dual role as rector of The Episcopal Church of the Ascension and chaplain for…

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  • The Very Rev. Michael Shaffer Installed as 23rd Rector of St. Mark’s, Charleston
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    The Very Rev. Michael Shaffer Installed as 23rd Rector of St. Mark’s, Charleston

    September 10, 2025October 22, 2025

    On Saturday, September 6, Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley installed the Very Rev. Dr. Michael Shaffer as the 23rd rector of the historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Charleston. Seminarian Shawan Gillians served as preacher. Father Michael, who also serves as dean of the Peninsula Deanery, was called to serve as interim rector of St. Mark’s in…

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  • Transitions in Ministry Group Gathers for Annual Retreat
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    Transitions in Ministry Group Gathers for Annual Retreat

    September 9, 2025October 22, 2025

    Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley hosted members of the Transitions in Ministry group (TiM) for their annual retreat September 7-8,  at St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center on Seabrook Island. TiM is comprised of priests who are newly ordained, new to the diocese, or serving in a new role. They meet regularly as a cohort throughout the year,…

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  • Clergy News: The Very Rev. Michael Shaffer
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    Clergy News: The Very Rev. Michael Shaffer

    May 28, 2025October 22, 2025

    The vestry and leadership of St. Mark’s, Charleston, announced Sunday, May 25, that the Very Rev. Michael Shaffer has accepted the call to serve as their 23rd rector. In September 2023, Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley called Father Michael to serve as interim rector for what was intended to be a transitionary season, during which St. Mark’s would…

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  • Clergy News: All Saints, Hilton Head Island
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    Clergy News: All Saints, Hilton Head Island

    May 7, 2025October 22, 2025

    The Rev. Denise Trogdon, rector of All Saints, Hilton Head Island announced to her congregation on Sunday, May 4, that she and the vestry have called the Rev. Eric Bash to serve as associate rector, beginning on June 1. Rev. Bash most recently served as curate of St. John’s, Johns Island, and his final service…

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  • Clergy News: St. Stephen’s, Charleston
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    Clergy News: St. Stephen’s, Charleston

    February 11, 2025October 22, 2025

    St. Stephen’s, Charleston has called the Rev. Julia Madden as associate rector for pastoral care and parish life. She is currently a tansitional deacon in the Diocese of Western North Carolina and will be ordained to the priesthood on February 12 at St. Luke’s in Lincolnton, North Carolina. Rev. Madden will officially begin her ministry with St. Stephen’s on…

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  • Clergy News: St. James-Santee, McClellanville
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    Clergy News: St. James-Santee, McClellanville

    February 5, 2025October 22, 2025

    Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley has called the Rev. John West as priest-in-charge of St. James-Santee, McClellanville. Father West was ordained to the priesthood in 2000 and has served as a priest in the Dioceses of Georgia and Virginia before making his way to the Diocese of South Carolina. “I am delighted and very happy to be…

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  • Jordan Trendelman Called as Next Rector of Holy Communion, Charleston
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    Jordan Trendelman Called as Next Rector of Holy Communion, Charleston

    December 4, 2024October 22, 2025

    The vestry of the Church of the Holy Communion in Charleston, along with Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley, have called Jordan Trendelman to serve as their next rector. In announcing this to their congregation, Sherry Royster, who serves as senior warden, noted that after months of searching, interviewing, and prayerful discernment, the decision to call Jordan was…

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