Social media helps Myrtle Beach churches engage members
In Myrtle Beach, church leaders say Facebook and Twitter can save lives and deepen outreach. The First Presbyterian and First United Methodist churches use pages, posts, and messaging to connect with youth and families, urging careful, constructive online dialogue.
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Struggling S C mother finds place to call home
Katie Tucker, a 42 year old mother in Charleston, moved into her first real apartment this week through a Charleston Housing Authority program aiding low income families. The effort, with partners Crisis Ministries and others, aims to provide housing and social services to stabilize vulnerable families, with seven now housed and two more expected by year end.
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