Join us on December 24 for our special Christmas Eve services as we celebrate the birth of Jesus together!

Services will be at 1:30 PM and 3:30 PM.

Please note: Childcare is available for kids ages 1-5

Invite friends and family to experience the hope and joy of Christmas!

Join us on January 27, 2025, at 6:30 PM for a discussion of "My Dear Hemlock" by Tilly Dillehay.

This spiritual novel, reminiscent of The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, presents an allegorical tale of temptation and spiritual sabotage. Through a series of letters between two devils, Madame Hoaxrot and her junior devil Hemlock, we witness their schemes to undermine a young woman’s faith and life—touching on everything from relationships to motherhood.

This darkly witty and thought-provoking read is designed for Christian women seeking deeper insight into the subtle ways virtues can mask hidden vices. We’ll explore how these manipulative forces resonate with the everyday struggles women face, offering a unique perspective on spiritual growth and self-awareness.
Don’t miss out on this powerful conversation—mark your calendars and join us for a night of reflection and fellowship!

At Union Church, we place a high value on discipleship. We believe that it is not just the job of pastors or church staff to do the work of the ministry, but rather, that each member of Jesus’ church is to be equipped to build the kingdom (Eph. 4:11-13).

In our One-on-One discipleship, you will meet with one of the men or women in the church for fellowship, care, and training in the scriptures and ministry. Together, we work through our discipleship manual, a book of 13 lessons digging into foundational biblical doctrines.

If you are interested in learning more about discipleship, please contact us by emailing info@unionchurchsc.com or visit the link below.

Ask Jesus for continued growth and grace. It is our desire to see many people saved and many disciples made. Ask the Holy Spirit to begin softening the hearts of those he will draw to our church. Pray for Spirit empowerment and vision for leadership. Pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest that he would build laborers at UC for his harvest (Matt. 9:38).

Much goes into preparing for Sunday services: Union Kids, Set Up / Tear Down, Hospitality, Audio / Visual, Music Team, Prayer Team, and more. We cannot do this effectively without the sacrificial service of our people. If UC is your home, and you have not entered into serving yet, we ask you to do so - there’s plenty of areas you are needed!

When the church grows, financial growth  usually lags behind people growth. But more people means more ministries, more needs, and more staffing. As Jesus became “poor for our sake, so that by his poverty we might become rich” (2 Cor. 8:9) so he calls us as his people to live generously like him. Again, if UC is your home, we ask that you would give sacrificially and cheerfully (2 Cor. 9:6-9).

We all have people in our lives that need to meet Jesus and enter into vibrant, healthy community. Think of a few people you want to invite, begin praying for them, then make the ask and trust God with the results.

Thank you for being part of Union Church. Jesus has established an incredible Gospel witness in our city, and is using you to build his body, accomplish his mission, and advance his kingdom. We trust him to continue the work he has started among us.