Election Procedures for Church Officers
The 2022 Nominating Committee is in the process of receiving names of potential candidates for the office of Elder and Deacon, Class of 2025. Nomination forms are available in the Narthex and Office Reception Area. You may also share in writing the name of a candidate with a member of the Nominating Committee, Craig Norris, Kerry Bunton, Brian Chapman, Joanne Golcher and Debbie Mitchell.


Salt-Shakers, Small Group Supper Clubs
Following the practice of the early church, fellowship plays an important role in the life of Sea Island. Our small group supper clubs are typically organized into groups of four couples, meet monthly, and usually gather at a different residence or venue at the group’s discretion. Sharon Kendall at 843.838.9573 (h), 843.597.3991 (c) or sharkendall123@gmail.com is our point of contact and can answer any questions you may have.

Campus Workday, October 8
The property committee for the church campus is sponsoring a workday for dressing up the frontage of our property especially in the area along the retention ponds and the drainage ditch that runs perpendicular to Lady’s Island Drive. Please bring your own tools and energy as we begin at 7:30 am. Asher Howell at 843.8103447 or asher@newkirkenv.com would be happy to answer questions.

Reformation Sunday, October 30
We will celebrate this special day in the life of the church at both worship services on Sunday, October 30. A bagpiper in full Scottish dress will lead us from the sanctuary to the courtyard around the Celtic Cross where a toast will be offered in honor of Jesus Christ and his message of the gospel as expressed in the Reformed tradition followed by a Celtic blessing.

Stewardship Sunday, November 13
Presbyterian have always been generous when it comes to giving back to God. From changing communities to changing the world, Presbyterians love to give of their time, talent and treasure. And while we can never outgive God, we long to be good stewards of the abundant gifts God has given us. As members and friends of the Sea Island Presbyterian Church, we are challenged to participate and grow in the Four Pillars of Stewardship: Personal, Community, Public and Financial.

Scotland Trip
We are presently negotiating a 10-day trip to Scotland beginning May 11, 2023. The projected itinerary and highlights of the trip will include the village of Oban and the island and Abbey of Iona, an excursion to the isle of Skye, Inverness and surrounding area, St. Andrews, and of course Edinburgh which includes the former residence of John Knox, St. Giles Cathedral, the Edinburgh Castle and St. Margaret’s Chapel, The Parish Church of St. Cuthbert, and of course the Royal Mile. Our points of contact are Steve and Kay Keeler at skeeler@seaislandpresbyterian.org, 843.812.4207; kaykeeler52@gmail.com. Brochures will be available in the near future.