Worship at Summer Memorial is a blend of traditional and contemporary elements. We celebrate our faith in God through a joyful and uplifting experience as we strive to grow in our ministry.
Our Worship Service is printed out in the bulletin making it extremely easy for everyone to be involved. Handicapped parking is available for easy access to an elevator entrance.
If you have trouble hearing, we have an assisted listening system in which you can control the volume on the receiver – just ask an usher for assistance.
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Contact the Office Administrator at (803) 276-4568 or by email at office@SummerLutheran.org or summermemorial@bellsouth.net to ensure availability.
To listen to our service, tune your radio to 94.1 FM. A copy of the current bulletin can be found on our Liturgy for Worship page.
Please enter on Berry Street and follow instructions of our parking attendants. We ask you to follow best practices and to stay in your car. Out of care for the most vulnerable, please do your part and remind those with you to do the same.
School of Religion will be held virtually on Tuesday, January 26 from 7-9 p.m. Dr. Krista Hughes will lead one class on “Theology in a Pandemic.” Look for more details to come.
There are several options for getting offerings to the church. Offerings can be made either through the mail or dropped off in person to the church office. Phyllis is working in the office a few days a week in the afternoons – call on a Monday afternoon, and she’ll let you know when she will be at the church for you to drop it off. You can give online via Tithe.ly through our church's website. Click here or visit our church website and click “e-giving” at the top right of the website. We also plan to have a way to give at our drive-in service.
Based on the current situation, the task force concluded it was best to operate as we currently are, with only Council, Covid Task Force, and members carrying out essential tasks (for example, teller teams) meeting inside the building. Everyone who enters the building is expected to wear a mask. We are placing sanitizing stations near the entrances that are used and signs throughout the building reminding people of best practices.
Currently, Newberry County has a high cumulative incidence rate and is a hotspot in the state. Once Newberry County drops into DHEC’s ‘medium’ category for 14 consecutive days, the committee will meet and reassess our course of action. We appreciate your prayer and support as we move forward together.