
Please join us for Sunday morning worship each week at 10:30 a.m. and bible study each Wednesday at 7pm.
What Should I Expect When I Visit UFCC?
What Should I Wear?
You are free to wear whatever you are comfortable wearing (modesty is always appropriate). You will find that there will be those in a suit and tie, or skirt and dresses; you will also find those who are in casual attire (even jeans and a casual shirt). God is more interested in your heart, and so are we.
Where Should I Park?
You will be greeted upon your arrival by one of our friendly Parking Lot Ministers, who will welcome you with a smile and guide you into an appropriate parking space. There is parking for the disabled, which allows for easy and immediate access into our church foyer.
What Should I Expect To Hear?
Prepare to hear a divinely inspired Word from the Lord! You will be ministered to, and not preached at; you will experience an uplifting and uncompromising Word. The preached Word will encourage you to live the life that God created you to live, without being condemnatory. You will hear of a God who loves you, and meets you where you are!
What Should I Expect When It Comes To Giving?
As a man has purposed in his heart, so let him give: (2 Corinthians 9:7). We don’t require our guest to give an offering; however, you are more than welcome to contribute as you desire. Our desire is that you receive all that the Lord has for you, as we know that your visit will not be an accident, but rather a divine appointment.
You are free to wear whatever you are comfortable wearing (modesty is always appropriate). You will find that there will be those in a suit and tie, or skirt and dresses; you will also find those who are in casual attire (even jeans and a casual shirt). God is more interested in your heart, and so are we.
Where Should I Park?
You will be greeted upon your arrival by one of our friendly Parking Lot Ministers, who will welcome you with a smile and guide you into an appropriate parking space. There is parking for the disabled, which allows for easy and immediate access into our church foyer.
What Should I Expect To Hear?
Prepare to hear a divinely inspired Word from the Lord! You will be ministered to, and not preached at; you will experience an uplifting and uncompromising Word. The preached Word will encourage you to live the life that God created you to live, without being condemnatory. You will hear of a God who loves you, and meets you where you are!
What Should I Expect When It Comes To Giving?
As a man has purposed in his heart, so let him give: (2 Corinthians 9:7). We don’t require our guest to give an offering; however, you are more than welcome to contribute as you desire. Our desire is that you receive all that the Lord has for you, as we know that your visit will not be an accident, but rather a divine appointment.
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Youth Saved Accountable is . . .
Marriage HIS way is . . .
Titus 2:6-7
Likewise exhort the young men to be sober-minded 7. In all things showing yourself to be a pattern of good works; in doctrine showing integrity, reverence, incorruptibility
Men of Integrity is designed to minister to the needs of young, middle-aged, and seasoned men within the body of Unwavering Faith Christian Church (UFCC). Every man who is a member of UFCC, is automatically a member of Men of Integrity. While this ministry was established as an entity of UFCC, it is in no way exclusive to UFCC Members only. We both welcome and invite every man who desires to partake in what the Lord will do within this ministry.
Men of Integrity Ministry is rooted and grounded in the Word of God and is relevant to everyday life, as it pertains to both the believer and unbeliever. Our goal is to equip men with the knowledge of God’s Word and with the necessary tools to promote a prosperous life for the individual and their family.
Likewise exhort the young men to be sober-minded 7. In all things showing yourself to be a pattern of good works; in doctrine showing integrity, reverence, incorruptibility
Men of Integrity is designed to minister to the needs of young, middle-aged, and seasoned men within the body of Unwavering Faith Christian Church (UFCC). Every man who is a member of UFCC, is automatically a member of Men of Integrity. While this ministry was established as an entity of UFCC, it is in no way exclusive to UFCC Members only. We both welcome and invite every man who desires to partake in what the Lord will do within this ministry.
Men of Integrity Ministry is rooted and grounded in the Word of God and is relevant to everyday life, as it pertains to both the believer and unbeliever. Our goal is to equip men with the knowledge of God’s Word and with the necessary tools to promote a prosperous life for the individual and their family.
Luke 8:48
And He said to her, “Daughter, be of good cheer, your faith has made you well, go in peace.
The Women of Faith Ministry is designed to minister to the needs of the young, middle-aged, and seasoned women within the body of Unwavering Faith Christian Church (UFCC). Every woman who is a member of UFCC, is automatically a member of Women of Faith. This Ministry is open to all who desire to partake, as there is always room at the Master’s table.
Women of Faith Ministry will challenge us to boldly stand on God’s Word and step out to obey what it says. Women are portrayed throughout the Bible as being open and receptive to the Gospel, and they showed their receptivity by being doers and not just hearers of the Word.
The level of a man or woman’s maturity is his/her ability to hear from God and step out in faith to obey what He says.
And He said to her, “Daughter, be of good cheer, your faith has made you well, go in peace.
The Women of Faith Ministry is designed to minister to the needs of the young, middle-aged, and seasoned women within the body of Unwavering Faith Christian Church (UFCC). Every woman who is a member of UFCC, is automatically a member of Women of Faith. This Ministry is open to all who desire to partake, as there is always room at the Master’s table.
Women of Faith Ministry will challenge us to boldly stand on God’s Word and step out to obey what it says. Women are portrayed throughout the Bible as being open and receptive to the Gospel, and they showed their receptivity by being doers and not just hearers of the Word.
The level of a man or woman’s maturity is his/her ability to hear from God and step out in faith to obey what He says.
Word of the Month:
"If you knew about God’s gift of eternal life, and who it is who says, ‘Give Me a drink,’ you would have asked Him instead, and He would have given you living water (eternal life) . . . Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again. But whoever drinks the water that I give him will never be thirsty again. But the water the I give him will become in him a spring of water satisfying his thirst for God welling up continually flowing, bubbling within him to eternal life.” -John 4:10 & 13 AMP
In these verses Jesus is speaking to a Samaritan woman at the well. In verse 7, He asked her for a drink. She replied without giving Him a drink and verses 10 and 13 is what Jesus said to her. In last month’s health tip, we discussed the health benefits of drinking good filtrated hydrogen and alkaline water and the many effects it has on the human body. Well, some studies show that the human body can survive anywhere from 8-40 days without food. Since Jesus, Moses and Elijah all fasted for 40 days, I think it is safe to say the human body can survive 40 days without food. Studies also show that the human body can only last 2-3 days without water. Water makes up about 60% of the human body weight, so as you can see, water is much more essential to the human body than food and we know this because Matthew 4:4 tells us that man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
In verse 13 Jesus mentions key words that describe springs or maybe even wells, words like: well, springing up, bubbling up, welling up and flowing. According to USGS.gov, a spring is a place where after moving underground finds an opening to the land surface and emerges, maybe only after a rain and sometimes in a continuous flow. So, just like with the Samaritan woman, Jesus is inviting us to rise from beneath the surface and drink His water; the water that will satisfy our thirst forever.
So, we now know that the word of God feeds us and Jesus’ water will enable us to live for eternity. Just like humans need water, so their bodies can carry out many vital functions in the natural, we also need Jesus’ spiritual water to live for eternity and successfully function in the Kingdom of God right here on earth.
Health Tip of the Month:
In Genesis 1:29 God created every herb and every tree (fruits and vegetables) for man and woman to eat from. Even today, there are countless benefits to consuming herbs and spices, so I would like to encourage you to find the herb and/or spice that can help with your particular ailment and cook with it frequently or drink it as a tea. Below is a link to a slideshow that gives useful information on some of the more common herbs and their benefits:
Resources:
https://www.doctoroz.com/slideshow/healthiest-herbs?gallery=true
"If you knew about God’s gift of eternal life, and who it is who says, ‘Give Me a drink,’ you would have asked Him instead, and He would have given you living water (eternal life) . . . Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again. But whoever drinks the water that I give him will never be thirsty again. But the water the I give him will become in him a spring of water satisfying his thirst for God welling up continually flowing, bubbling within him to eternal life.” -John 4:10 & 13 AMP
In these verses Jesus is speaking to a Samaritan woman at the well. In verse 7, He asked her for a drink. She replied without giving Him a drink and verses 10 and 13 is what Jesus said to her. In last month’s health tip, we discussed the health benefits of drinking good filtrated hydrogen and alkaline water and the many effects it has on the human body. Well, some studies show that the human body can survive anywhere from 8-40 days without food. Since Jesus, Moses and Elijah all fasted for 40 days, I think it is safe to say the human body can survive 40 days without food. Studies also show that the human body can only last 2-3 days without water. Water makes up about 60% of the human body weight, so as you can see, water is much more essential to the human body than food and we know this because Matthew 4:4 tells us that man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
In verse 13 Jesus mentions key words that describe springs or maybe even wells, words like: well, springing up, bubbling up, welling up and flowing. According to USGS.gov, a spring is a place where after moving underground finds an opening to the land surface and emerges, maybe only after a rain and sometimes in a continuous flow. So, just like with the Samaritan woman, Jesus is inviting us to rise from beneath the surface and drink His water; the water that will satisfy our thirst forever.
So, we now know that the word of God feeds us and Jesus’ water will enable us to live for eternity. Just like humans need water, so their bodies can carry out many vital functions in the natural, we also need Jesus’ spiritual water to live for eternity and successfully function in the Kingdom of God right here on earth.
Health Tip of the Month:
In Genesis 1:29 God created every herb and every tree (fruits and vegetables) for man and woman to eat from. Even today, there are countless benefits to consuming herbs and spices, so I would like to encourage you to find the herb and/or spice that can help with your particular ailment and cook with it frequently or drink it as a tea. Below is a link to a slideshow that gives useful information on some of the more common herbs and their benefits:
Resources:
https://www.doctoroz.com/slideshow/healthiest-herbs?gallery=true

RECIPE OF THE MONTH: Fire Cider
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Tiffany L. Owens is from Walterboro, South Carolina where she grew up playing several different sports. Her passion for sports and competition has enabled her to play on a collegiate level and overseas. After her ball playing years, Tiffany has grown to have a passion for coaching, teaching and helping others reach their physical fitness goals. Tiffany has worked with elementary and teenage youth in the church, in the classroom and on the field/court. God has worked through Tiffany to create health and wellness ministry at her home church in South Carolina and here at UFCC. Tiffany’s passion is to be used by God and learn all there is to learn about what the bible says about health and relay this information to her brothers and sisters.
Tiffany loves to cook, spend time with her family and her church family and watch movies during her down time.
Tiffany is married to her husband, Curtis Owens, of 14 years and they are both proud parents of one daughter (Precious Owens) and two sons (Curtis & Samir Owens).
Tiffany loves to cook, spend time with her family and her church family and watch movies during her down time.
Tiffany is married to her husband, Curtis Owens, of 14 years and they are both proud parents of one daughter (Precious Owens) and two sons (Curtis & Samir Owens).