Reasons We Moved Back to Kingstree First and foremost, we moved back to Kingstree after eleven years because we felt God was calling us—just as we did in 2005, not long after I was out of diapers. It’s the same call that led us to Lumberton, though you have no idea how hard it was… Read More »
WPC Fall Fest Fun
WPC Fall Fest Fun What a wonderful evening of food, fellowship, and fall fun! Despite the drizzle, nothing could dampen the spirit of our church family and friends. We enjoyed a delicious supper, tasty homemade treats, creative crafts, a lively cake walk, fun games, and face painting that lit up little faces with joy. A… Read More »
World Communion Sunday
In 1936, some Presbyterian ministers gathered to pray for the world which was headed in a direction of another war. As these ministers talked and prayed, they realized the power of the the Lord’s Supper, instituted by Jesus with these twelve disciples, to unite all Christians everywhere. For in taking the bread and cup, Christians… Read More »
Grounded in Our Faith
Grounded in Our Faith “So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.” — Colossians 2:6-7 (NIV) I am going to be very open and honest (don’t laugh) but… Read More »
The Importance of Sunday School: Growing Together in Faith
The Importance of Sunday School: Growing Together in Faith Sunday School is more than just a tradition—it’s a vital part of our spiritual growth and community life. It’s a time for learning, sharing, and deepening our understanding of God’s Word in a setting that welcomes questions and encourages discussion. We’re excited to offer Sunday School… Read More »
A Long Way From Everywhere… Almost
A Long Way From Everywhere… Almost My computer tells me I am 178 miles from Kingstree from where I am sitting in Kings Mountain, NC. I usually take the scenic route so you can add a few miles to it that is if I do not get lost. Sometimes the journey seems much longer. Right… Read More »
Kicking off a New School Year
Kicking off a New School Year At the start of this new school year, our church family will gather in worship this Sunday to pray for and bless our students, teachers, and school staff. Our children will bring their backpacks—some brand-new, others well-worn—all filled with the tools of learning and discovery. Students, teachers, and school staff… Read More »
What A Week
What A Week! This past Sunday night, our beloved preacher, David, suffered a serious fall and broke his femur. We are grateful to report his surgery on Monday was successful. Coincidentally, Eva fell on Saturday and broke her ankle. Thankfully, they are both on the road to recovery. In true Williamsburg Presbyterian fashion, our church… Read More »
Useful Information
Useful Information Recently, a friend and I were hanging out on a cool afternoon. As a plane flew over, my friend immediately pulled out his cellphone and informed me the plane had taken off ten minutes ago from Charleston and was flying to Atlanta. From there the plane was going to Rome. I nodded, thought… Read More »
What I Learned
What I Learned “Everything I Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten” is one of my favorite books. I wish I had written it. However, I have another book in mind, “Everything I Have Learned About Falling.” Some of you may know I took a fall last week, not a bad one for anybody except… Read More »
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