Asbury-St. James United Methodist Church

Asbury-St. James United Methodist Church All are welcome at Asbury-St. James UMC in downtown Charleston for worship Sunday mornings at 11:15.
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Who planted the seed that changed your life?Father's Day at Asbury-St. James wasn't really about perfect fathers.It was ...
06/22/2026

Who planted the seed that changed your life?

Father's Day at Asbury-St. James wasn't really about perfect fathers.

It was about the people who keep showing up, planting good things in others, and trusting they'll grow someday. Who's someone that did that for you?

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Some of the most important things in life grow where nobody's watching.In Mark 4:26–29, Pastor Tim Shaw explores "Planti...
06/20/2026

Some of the most important things in life grow where nobody's watching.

In Mark 4:26–29, Pastor Tim Shaw explores "Planting Good Seed"—how small acts of care, patience, and faithfulness can shape lives over time. A fitting reflection for Father's Day. This Sunday at 11:15 AM, in person or online.

Ever feel stuck being the version of yourself everyone expects?Romans 6:1–11 asks a surprising question: What if change ...
06/19/2026

Ever feel stuck being the version of yourself everyone expects?

Romans 6:1–11 asks a surprising question: What if change is actually possible? Not perfection—change. The kind that lets old habits lose their grip and new life take root. This Sunday at 11:15 AM, in person or online.

What if repair starts before everything feels fixed?Psalm 85 holds together gratitude, honesty, and hope. On Father's Da...
06/18/2026

What if repair starts before everything feels fixed?

Psalm 85 holds together gratitude, honesty, and hope. On Father's Day and the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, we reflect on restoring trust, making peace, and taking the next right step. This Sunday at 11:15 AM, in person or online.

What promise are you counting on when everything else keeps changing?This Sunday's sermon took a hard look at the promis...
06/15/2026

What promise are you counting on when everything else keeps changing?

This Sunday's sermon took a hard look at the promises we hear every day—and the ones that actually hold up when life gets messy.

What's one promise or piece of advice you've carried with you for years?

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06/15/2026

Not every promise deserves your trust.

Every day we're told what will make us happier, stronger, more fulfilled, or more successful.

But some promises expire.

The question is:

What are you building your life on?

People are tired of promises that disappear when life gets hard.Pastor Tim Shaw explores Matthew 9:35–10:8 and “God’s Pr...
06/13/2026

People are tired of promises that disappear when life gets hard.

Pastor Tim Shaw explores Matthew 9:35–10:8 and “God’s Promises” — what it means to experience compassion, care, and purpose in a world running low on all three. Maybe hope looks smaller and steadier than we expected. This Sunday at 11:15 AM, in person or online.

When life feels louder than your own thoughts, honesty matters.Psalm 116:1–11 holds the tension between fear, relief, ex...
06/11/2026

When life feels louder than your own thoughts, honesty matters.

Psalm 116:1–11 holds the tension between fear, relief, exhaustion, and being heard anyway. The Third Sunday after Pentecost reminds us faith can sound like real life, not polished answers. This Sunday at 11:15 AM, in person or online.

Who needed a blessing from you this week that never got one?Sunday's message wasn't about getting more from God. It was ...
06/08/2026

Who needed a blessing from you this week that never got one?

Sunday's message wasn't about getting more from God. It was about what happens when we pass along what we've already been given.

A hug. A kind word. Five dollars. A little mercy.

What's one small act of kindness you've never forgotten?

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06/08/2026

The world has a scoreboard.

Money.
Status.
Popularity.
Influence.

Most of us spend our lives trying to climb it.

This message reminds us that some things were never meant to be earned.

Some things can only be received.

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754 Rutledge Avenue
Charleston, SC
29403

Opening Hours

9am - 5pm

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(843) 722-2826

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