ARTS CAMP

Main Street will conduct its "ARTS CAMP" August 4 - 8, 2008 from 9:00 am until 12 noon each day. The camp has space for 40 students who are rising 1st through 6th graders. A registration fee of $15 is required to help offset supplies. Students will participate in singing, instruments, movements, and set-decorating. A cantata will be presented during the 11:00 am Sunday worship service to mark the culmination of the week's activities.

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  • Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts -- Main Street UMC's mission project(s)
    to the devastated Gulf Coast area - September, 2005

      1) Team from Chandler Construction Services, Inc. (September 11-18, 2005)  slide show

          Team consisted of Main Street UMC's Joe Chandler, Joe Goff, Ricky Holley, Eric Long, Adam Speakes, Dennis Weathers


      2) Team from Main Street UMC (September 25-30, 2005)  slide show

          Team consisted of Harris Baptist Church's Allan Terry and nine members from Main Street UMC: Jack Carmody, Karen Carr, Caroline Dennis, Cindy Dominick, Kathy Kelly, Richard Pinckney, Lee Robirds, Lorraine Stockman, and Glenn Williams. This slide show consists of 253 shots showing activities of the team going to Vancleave, working at the sites, relaxing in the dining hall at Vancleave UMC, many pictures of the devastation witnessed in Pascagoula, Gautier, and Ocean Springs waterfront towns, and several miscellaneous shots.
  • Greenwood Salkehatchie Summer Service Project -- June 25 - July 2, 2005  Slide Show

    The first Greenwood Salkehatchie summer Service Project (camp) was held June 25 until July 2, 2005. The camp was developed by The Reverend Jim Dennis at Main Street UMC in Greenwood, SC. The camp was blessed with the help of many individuals -- at least six districts of the SC Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church were represented. Nine churches in those six districts had participants which together worked on four homes in the Greenwood area. The nucleus of the work group was formed by workers who "camped" at Main Street UMC for seven nights. These workers represented their churches well and accomplished many tasks:
    • stripping shingles from three roofs
    • repairing/replacing rafters and decking
    • repairing/replacing flooring and joists
    • applying paper and new shingles
    • scraping
    • painting
    • applying new plaster and drywall
    • and many other projects as the needs arose


    Here is a brief listing of the churches and districts represented during the week at the work sites:

    Church     District
    Shiloh/PiedmontAnderson
    LebanonColumbia
    MauldinGreenville
    Hopewell - SharonGreenwood
    Main StreetGreenwood
    PanolaGreenwood
    India HookRock Hill
    BethlehemSpartanburg
    St JamesSpartanburg


  • A view of Main Street UMC's campus April 2004 to July 4, 2005, featuring the new construction and landscaping  Slide Show

  • Main Street's Committee on Missions - Mission Projects by members

  • View the Capital Campaign PowerPoint Presentation HTML version or Adobe PDF file


  • If you haven't seen the new stained glass windows outside the Fellowship Hall, it is worth a stop!  Many thanks to the "angels" responsible for these beautiful new additions! Check out these pictures of the set of three windows.

  • Pictures of the old Chipley property which now consists of the Susanna Wesley Building and the Asbury Outreach Center. Take a look and compare with the present MSUMC campus in the slide show above. Follow this link to see pictures of the property.
 












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