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Congratulations to our churches celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2008.
Bethel, Olanta
Chester First, Chester
Glassy Mountain, Landrum
Mt. Beulah, Windsor
North Fork, Marietta
Pleasant Grove, Greer
Shady Grove, Belton
Shiloh, Seneca
Antioch, Gaston
Beaver Creek, Neeses
Branchville, Branchville
Hopewell, Seneca
Kingstree First, Kingstree
Marion, Marion
Mountain Rest, Mountain Rest
Pine Grove #1, Walterboro
Pleasant Valley, Fort Mill
Union, Iva
Walterboro First, Walterboro
Winnsboro First, Winnsboro
Center Grove, Mt. Croghan
Clarendon, Alcolu
Congaree, West Columbia
East Pickens, Pickens
Elliott, Elliott
Franklin, Greer
Glenwood, Easley
Lydia, Clinton
Mt. Pisgah, Pageland
Norris First, Norris
Northside, Rock Hill
Oak Hill, Lancaster
Patrick, Patrick
Seivern, Wagener
Southside, Spartanburg
Tabernacle, Union
Ware Shoals First, Ware Shoals
West End, Rock Hill
Central, Gaffney
Dutch Fork, Ballentine
Eastside, Columbia
Eastview, Rock Hill
Faith, Gaffney
Faith, Hartsville
Garden City, Orangeburg
Highland Park, Hanahan
Isle of Palms, Isle of Palms
Memorial, Ravenel
Northside, Walhalla
Pacolet Road, Gaffney
Pinecrest, Charleston
Pittman Street, North Charleston
Rehobeth, Florence
South Aiken, Aiken
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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.