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Richard Furman became pastor of High Hills of the Santee on May 16, 1774 when he was eighteen years old. Furman served there for thirteen years, leaving to become pastor of Charleston First and a leader in South Carolina Baptist life.
Articles The Historical Room South Carolina Baptist History A Story that Needed Telling An Anniversary Chronicle - 175 years of the South Carolina Baptist Convention	Events Churches Observing Anniversaries Congratulations to our churches celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2009. 250 Years - 1759 Beech Branch, Luray Fairforest, Union 225 Years - 1784 Chauga, Westminister Padgetts Creek, Union Red Bank, Saluda Wassamassaw, Moncks Corner 200 years - 1809 Bethany, McCormick Chesnut Hill, Saluda Columbia First, Columbia 175 Years - 1834 Beaver Dam, Ridgeland Bethesda, Whitmire Beulan, Abbeville Ghents Branch, Denmark Hollow Creek, Aiken Laurens First, Laurens Mizpah, Florence Mt. Carmel, Easley Rocky Creek, Greenville Sand Hill, Varnville Sandy Run, Hampton Spring Hill, Lancaster 150 Years - 1859 Cedar Grove, Kingstree Fairview, Kinards Georges Creek, Easley Hickory Grove, Wallace Piney Grove, Lake View Providence, Moncks Corner Rehobeth, Aynor Richland Springs, Ward Shiloh, Starr Summerton, Summerton 125 Years - 1884 Ashleigh, Blackville Bayboro, Aynor Bethany, Belton Corinth, Seneca Greenlawn, Columbia Millbrook, Aiken Mt. Tabor, Westminister North Spartanburg First, Spartanburg Pacolet Mills, Pacolet Mills Providence, Kershaw Troy, Troy Wannamaker, Nichols Wayside, Bishopville Westminister, Westminister White Plains, Pelzer 100 Years - 1909 Ashton, Islandton College Street, Walhalla Cross Roads, Greer Daventon, Pelzer Ehrhardt, Ehrhardt Immanuel, Florence Little Memorial, Gaffney Mountain View, Six Mile Olanta, Olanta Pinewood, Pinewood Rehobeth, Piedmont St. John’s Bethel, Moncks Corner Walnut Hill, Campobello Woodside, Greenville 75 Years - 1934 Glendale, Loris Hunt's Memorial, Easley White Springs, Lancaster 50 Years - 1959 Abner, Spartanburg Bethany, Gaffney Bethel, Greenville Crescent Hill, Pickens Crestview, Orangeburg Davidson Street, Clinton Edgewood, Walterboro Emmanuel, Camden Fernwood, Spartanburg Goose Creek First, Goose Creek Highland Pines, Aiken Hillcrest, Williamston Hillcrest, York Mont Clare, Darlington North Hartsville, Hartsville Pinewood, Spartanburg Rock Springs, Blacksburg Springvale, West Columbia Woodfields, Greenwood 25 Years - 1984 Cedar Creek, Blythewood Charleston, Charleston Forestbrook, Myrtle Beach Hyde Park, Greenwood Lugoff Friendship, Lugoff Midway, Goose Creek Peoples, Greer Trinity, Loris West Chester, Chester	Links and Resources For Your Church's History For South Carolina Baptist History For Southern Baptist History For Archive Helps Convention Presidents 1821 - Present Convention Staff Executives 1866 - Present Celebrating Your Church Anniversary Church Histories in SCBC Historical Room

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