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Fowler, Cynthia Twyford

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Summer 9-13-2023 
Managing Fires and Ecosystems Indigenous Fire Ecologies 
Session_Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Wildland Fires 
Workshop 
Cynthia Twyford Fowler 
Wofford College 
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Ecosystems and Implications for GHG Emissions: Recent Past and Current" in the "Greenhouse Gas 
Emissions from Wildland Fires: A Workshop." National Academies of Sciences. September 13-15, 2023. 
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Management of 
Fires and Ecosystems
Indigenous Fire 
Ecologies
Implications for GHG 
emissions
• High Stakes
• Human Rights and 
Planetary Health
• Survival Emissions
• Fire Environment
• Science
• Policy
Cynthia Fowler
fowlerct@wofford.edu
Cynthia Fowler
fowlerct@wofford.edu
Emissions of CO2eq from Burning Crop Residues 
in Indonesia 1997-2020
Burning Crop Residues 
<1.5% (985.6 kt)
Cynthia Fowler
fowlerct@wofford.edu
Share of Agriculture Activities in 
Emissions of CO2eq in Indonesia 1997-2020


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Managing Fires and Ecosystems Indigenous Fire Ecologies Session_Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Wildland Fires Workshop

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Buffalo United Methodist Church

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RIS:PORY OF BUFFALO KETli:ODIST CHURCH 
Prepared 1ly Mrs. Hugh H, m,rmon 
• In 1902 four ministers with the knowledge of what Christ had meant to their 
lives, and faith in wha,t He could mean to the liyes of others, yisited Buffalo for 
the purpose of establishing a church in this infant industrial commu..'1ity. They were, 
Rev. s. o. Morris, Rev. E. z. James, Rev. J. D. Meadows, a!J.d Bishop W. W. Duncan. 
Phillip Garris, a young college gradµate who boardsid at Union and worked at EuffaJ.o, 
was assigned to this worthy project. Worship services at first were held in the 
BuffaJ.o was put on a charge with Green Street, Monarch, e11d Unity in 1903, Rev. 
E. s, Jones was appointed as pastor &'1d Rev. D. E. Camak as his assistant. It was 
in this year (1903) that the church was 1luilt and dedicated 1Jy Bishop Duncan whose 
son was then Superintendent of the mill. That was a Union Church with Methodist and 
B,a.ptists worshipping in the same 1JUilding. The charter membership inoluded Mrs. Tom 
.J. Rountree, Mrs. 
Superintendent of 
J, R. Smith, and Mrs, H, L. Stone. Mr. Harriman was the first 
the Sunday School and Mr. Winslow served as his assist ant, 
In 1904 Rev. L. E. Wiggins came as pastor, This was his first work. He was 
married during his pastorate and served the Church for three years. 
Mr. N. Winroth, mill official and Chairman of the Board of Stewards for several 
years was a ]lrogressi ve minded man. Mr. DeShields served well as trustee. Mr. B:. L. 
Stone served faithfully for many years as steward and Sunday School teacher. Both 
of these have passed on to their reward. So has nuncle n Tom Inabinett who was al so 
faithful in his teaching and in his activities with young people. 
The Sunday school rooms were fixed during the :pastorate of Rev. R. O. We1l1l. One 
noteworthy event was the Sunday this man of God marched. 150 men from the 11flatlf to 
Sunday sohool, Large crowds attended the church while he was minister. 
Rev. L. W, Johnson 1llessed many with 
• ohnson was at the Methodist Home for the 
recent departing to her Heavenly Home. 
his messages, visits, and prayers. Mrs • 
Aging in Orange1lurg, S. C. until her 
Rev. 1. 1,r. Shealy was one of the best liken ministers in the history of the 
church., being widely known. He was known for his unfailing sense of humor and hie 
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gift at repartee. He led in fixing the Men's Bible Class Room. 
Rev. Carl Guodwin was known as one of the best at visitation. This endeared him 
to the hearts of many, His good-natured, friendly greeting made them feel that here 
indeed wa.s a friend upon whom they could depend. 
The interior of the church was renovated und.er Rev. J. L. Jett. Mrs Jett who 
was his excellent assistant died during his pastorate. kn organi ze.tion of the You."'lg 
Ladies, known as the Ethel Jett Circle was formed in memory of her. 
Rev. M. B. Fryga., though quite a young fellow wa.s a ha.rd worker for the church. 
·Ee <Iid much for the::Soy ·scouts and young people. He was marrked while at Buffalo, 
He also started the fund for the purchase of the organ. 
Rev, T. H. Vickery was pastor only ten months. He led in the purchase and in-
stallation of the organ and chimes, the worship center, two arosses and the 'bulletin 
'board. Re was a hard worker and a good organizer. 
Two successful revivals were held during the pastor8.te of Rev, W. O. Henderson, 
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who was zealous for souls. His wife was a. wonderful spiritual life worker. The most • 
out standing among the many converts was Micki'ly Fisher, now pastor of the St. James 
Methodist Church in Cblum'bia, South Carolina. 
The carpet was purchased and put down under the lee.dership of Rev. E. P. Bell. 
Rev. Bell possessed a dynamic personality which endeared him to everyone. During 
his ministry 134 new members were added to the church. Also the Sunday School rooms 
were painted and fans installed. Rev. Bell served f;i ve years a.s pastor, being the 
first to serve more than four years in the history of this church. 
Three others served four years, Rev. O. D. Goodwin, Rev. L. w. Shealy, and Rev. 
M. B, Fryga, Three served three years, Rev. L, E. Wiggins, Rev. B. H. Harvey ax1d 
Rev. R. 0, Webb. Three were married while at Bui'fa.lo; Rev. L. E. Wiggins,, Rev. D. ]). 
Camak and Rev. i,I. B, Fryga and one minister super---annuated here, Rev. L .. W. Johnson, 
The following Methodist Miµistere, have close ministerial connection.s in the 
church; Rev, J. F. Farr, Dr. O. W. Lever, Rev, W. R. Parker, Rev. J, T. c+regory, 
Rev. Fra.~cis Gossett, and Rev. F. V, Ro'bertson, now deceased, 
During Mr. Bell's ministry we 'began a 'building fund, planning toward the erection 
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of a new church school plant. The present one not being adequate to meet the needs 
of the membership. Special days were set aside, such as Mother I s day and Father's 
• Day in which gifts were given in memory of, or honoring loved ones. Thus our build-
ing fund grew with the passing years. 
Succeeding Rev. Bell in 1954 was Rev. Jesse G. Ferguson who served six years. 
Mr. Ferguson was a genuinely Christian gentleman whose life was dedicated to God 
through service to his fellowman. Under his leadership the cause for which he laborea 
has prospered. Through his unfaltering faith and untiring efforts his vision, an 
Mr. Ferguson was called to his Eternal Reward June 2, 1960 just three weeka 
before his retirement, 
Miss Ruth Ferguson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson is a deaconess working 
in St, Johns Methodist Church in Rock Hill; South Carolina. 
The United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc. (owners of Buffalo Mill at that 
time) gave the Ohurch the 
.gave additional space for 
title of the land where the church is located ahd also 
the church school building. 
The various organizations are active in their work, Frank Vess is Chairman of 
the Official Board, Bennie Davis is Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. Florence 
Caldwell is President of the W,S.O.S., Mrs. Zora 0 1Dell is President of the W.S.G., 
Miss Connie Thomas is President of the M.Y.F, with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zimmerman as 
Counsellors, Mr. & Mrs. Tom R~b~rt;;n are counaelior~ of the M. I.F. The Commissions 
are organized, the following being Chairmen: 
Membership and ~vangelism - Alberta Brock 
Missions Ila Harmon 
Education 
Social Oo:ncerns 
Stewardship and 
Lester Zimmerman 
Juanita Nance 
Finance Grady O'Dell 
Mrs, Zora O'Dell is the Director of Music and Mrs. Reba :Bogan is Choir Director 
and Organist. Miss Meridith Fleming is Pianist, Mrs. Zora 0 1Iiell is also m.rector 
.f t~e Men's.Chorus. 
evening ser~ices. 
This Choir is always in charge of the music for the Sunday 
The following are Church Officers: 
Trustees: Robert Brawley, Henry Jlrock, Weaver Medford 
Officers of the Church Cont. 
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Elected Stewards: 
David Bogan, Bennie Davis, Dave Caldwell, Florence Caldwell, Winnie Frost, • 
Rufus Haney, Zora O'Dell, A. B, Fleming, Mae. Smith, W. H. Pruitt, Vernelle Pruitt, 
Tom Brock, Frank Vess, Robert Petty, Jerry Fisher, Guy Corn, Fred Hamrick, Sam 
Massey, 
Honorary Stewards: 
Mrs. 'I'hurston Bogan, Mrs. W. R, Gibbs, Mr. Roy Price, Mrs, T. J, Rountree, Mrs. 
Maude Malone 
Church Lay Leader; Curtis Sanders 
Church Treasurer: Paul Malone 
Financial Secy,: Francis Mitchell 
Membership Secy: Alberta Brock 
-~·-Oomnrtllliioµ Steward: •-Wi--nnie-°Fro··st 
Hospital and Hoines Steward: Frank Vess 
District Steward: Frank Vess, Tom Brock (Reserve) 
Membership Cult. Supt.: Henry Thomas 
History and Records: Zora 0 1Dell 
Recording Steward! Glen P, Caldwell 
Supt of Adult Div.: Bennie Fleming 
Si.ipt, of Youth Div.: Lester Zimmerman 
Supt. of Ohildrens Div.: Florence Caldwell 
Pastori)l Rela,tions Committee: 
Patil Malone, Margaret Robertson, Weaver Medford 
Parsonage Committee: 
Winnie Frost, Vernelle Pruitt, Avonell Zimmerman 
Christian Vocations Oo!Dll\ittee: 
Janet Inman; Chairman 
Following Rev. Jesse Fergi.ison was Rev. Joseph H. Flood who served three years. 
During his Ministry the Educational Plant was dedicated and the mortgage burned.with 
Mrs. Fergi.ison participating in the services~ Many new members were addea to the 
church through transfer of membership, and profession of faith under Mr, Flood 1 s 
leadership. Mrs. Flood was a devoi.it Christian and Spiritual leader, !l'hrough her 
efforts the W.s.c.s. sponsored services in the homes for Shi.it-ins, She also helped 
organize the W. S. G. of this church. 
Next came Rev, Will Rogers. (June 1963. 11Buffalc Bill, all the little Bill Is, 
Agnes and Dona lUnalf)~coming to this chtirch as their first charge since reti.iring 
to the United-States from Brazil (23 years as Missionaries). The Church and sur"' 
rounding Community has had a spiritual up-lift under the leadership of this devoted 
Man of God and his family. To be associated with them is to catch something of the 
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true Spirit of Christ. Their passion for Soule, their zeal in aJ,1 that tb,ey under-
• take in tne Name of Onris'b is reflected in the work that has been accomplished 
since they came to this Church. During 42 weeks more than $14,000 has been raised 
toward the building of a new Sanctuary. TodaY we stanil on the threshold of a new era 
in tne history of our Churoh. Looking back we are filled. with memories, some happy, 
others sad.. Looking ahead. we feel the challeJl!".e. Like Paul we can say, ttforgetting 
those things which ecre behind, and reaching forth ,mto those things which are before, 
This we feel as we think of tearing down the Sanctuary to begin a new one, We are 
proud of our Church, located on a hill as a Spiritual light house. We feel that it 1s 
meaning and its purpose cannot be hidden. We realize that into the making of the 
history of this Church have gone the labors and sacrifices of many good people. Our 
prayer is, that those of us who serve here now may be able to do as much; that we may 
dedicate ourselves, and I q_uote It with an increased measure of devotion ti, toward 
• establishing God1 s kingdom here on earth. Shall it be in memory of those who have 
gone on before? No, but to bring glory and honor to Jesus Christ our Lord who also 
loved the Church ana. gave his life for it. 
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Below is a list of the Pastors who ha.vs served this Church, 
Phillip Garris, June, 1902 - Dec, 1902 
E. s. Jones 1 Dec. 1902 ::: 'iis5. • 1gu3 •• , • 
L. E. Wiggins, Dec. 1903 to Dec. 1906 
John w. Elkins, Dec. 1906 to Dec. 1907 
B. M. Robert son, Dec. 1907 to Dec. 1908 
James R. Brown, Dec. 1908 to Dec. 1909 
J. G. Farr. Dec. 1909 to Dec. 1910 
Elzie Myers, Dec. 1910 to Dec 1911 
D. D. Jones, Dec 1911 to Nov. 1912 
w. F. Gault, Nov. 1912 to Nov. 1914 
J. M. Gasq_ue, Nov. 1914 to Nov. 1915 
B. IL Harvey, lifov. 1915 to Nov. 1918 
J. c. Cunningham, Nov.1918 to 1Tov 1919 
T, D. Bailey, Uov. 1919 to Nov. 1920 
W . G. Smith, Nov. 1920 to Nov. 1921 
R. o. Webb, Nov. 1921 to lfov. 1924 
F. Farr, Nqv. 1924 to Nov 1925 w. Pryor, 1fov 1925 to Nov 1926 
V. Robertson, 1Tov. 1926 to Nov 1928 
H. Morrl..s, lfov. 1928 to Uov. 1929 
ll:. Manly, Nov 1929 to Nov 1931 
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L. W, Johnson, 1Tov. 1931 to 1933 
C. D. Goodwin, 1Tov 1933 to 1937 
L. 11. Shealy, lifov 1937 to 1941 
J. L. Jett, Nov 1941 to 1943 
M. B. Fryga, 1Tov. 19·13 to 1947 
T. E. Vic!Nry, Nov. 194'1 to 1948 
W. O. Henderson, Nov 1948 to 1949 
E. P. :Bell, 1Tov. 1949 to Oct. 1954 
J. G. Ferguson, Oct, 1954 to 1$60 
J. ll:. Flood, June 1960 to June 19S, 
Will Rogers, June 1963 


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Buncombe Street membership Records 1986

Carlisle United Methodist Church

Wofford College 
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Carlisle Membership 
Carlisle United Methodist Church 
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Carlisle Membership

Buncombe Street Administrative Board Minutes 1981-1985

Covenant United Methodist Church, Greer

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The History of Covenant United Methodist Church 
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The History of Covenant United Methodist Church 
1310 Old Spartanburg Road 
Greer, South Carolina 29650 
 
Covenant United Methodist Church was organized on October 19, 1986. The founding session 
was held in the gymnasium of Lee Road United Methodist Church with 126 persons joining as 
charter members. Dr. C.O. Pittman was the founding pastor who gave leadership through 1992. 
 
Site Development 
Phase 1 Building--General Purpose 
Groundbreaking for Phase 1 was November 23, 1986. The first service in the building was 
September 13, 1987. The facility includes a chapel, social hall, offices and classrooms. The 
congregation quickly outgrew the chapel and in March of 1988 began holding two Sunday 
morning worship services. Plans were made for the second building.  
Phase 2 Building--Sanctuary 
A Service of Consecration and Cornerstone Laying started phase 2 of the building.  Construction 
on the Sanctuary began in January 1990. The first service was held September 23, 1990. 
Designed to seat 650, the worship area was originally supplied with a pew arrangement for 
seating 300. The remaining pews were purchased and installed in the summer of 1993. 
Covenant House -- To alleviate the need for additional classroom space and to provide land for 
future growth, the church purchased the 2.23 acre tract and house adjoining the church property 
in October 1994. Volunteers have improved the site and enclosed the carport to create an 
additional classroom.  This single-family house was later moved to a neighborhood in Taylors so 
that the church could expand its front parking lot.  
Phase 3 -- Education and Family Life Center -- In March of 1993, the congregation 
determined additional facilities must be built to provide for needs and growth. A Building 
Committee was elected to develop plans for an Education and Family Life Center. Neal, Prince 
Architects were chosen to design the million-dollar facility. The building was completed in 
March of 1996.  The Service of Consecration was held on April 14, 1996.  This part of the 
facility provides ten classrooms, a social hall and kitchen, two offices, a gym and supportive 
facilities. 
In the spring of 2001, a new seven-room Sunday school classroom building was added to the 
back of the gym.  This addition was designed with removable walls, to allow for its eventual 
conversion to a youth facility. 
Phase 4—Education Wing (600 Hallway) & Welcome Center—In 2010, Covenant expanded 
again to add classroom space for Adult Sunday School that had two Sunday School hours. 
Phase 5—Purchase of Adjacent Property 
Purchased three houses (204 Hammett Road, 210 Hammett Road, & 1308 Old Spartanburg 
Road) that are next to existing main campus (1310 Old Spartanburg Road, Greer, South 
Carolina).  Purchased three-acre tract to help with storm water requirements of the county and to 
eventually have an expansion road (exit road to Hammett Drive).  The house at 210 Hammett 
Road is named the Pittman Ministry Center in honor of Rev. Dr. Clarence Pittman.  The 
dedication service was in January 2015.  The Pittman Ministry Center is used for small group 
Bible studies, Trail Life USA Troup SC-1227, and to provide refuge and sanctuary for 
missionaries on furlough. 
 
Phase 6—Expansion of Sanctuary Seating, Children’s Education Building & Back Parking 
Lot Expansion 
In the summer of 2018 leading into the spring of 2019, Covenant expanded sanctuary seating to 
include three large areas of the sanctuary that added three hundred forty-eight chairs.  Then built 
a 18,000 square foot two story facility at the back of campus to accommodate the growing 
Covenant Christian Academy (weekday faith-based preschool) and the ever-growing CovKids 
ministry.  Rooms were repurposed in the 600 hallway and the loft area of the gym to add office 
spaces, middle school rooms and expanded Sunday School spaces for larger class.  A dedicated 
prayer room and library was a planned portion of the repurposed rooms. 
 
Reflection presented to the 2016 Confirmation Class 
By: Terry Tysinger, founding member of  
Covenant United Methodist Church, Greer, SC 
 
Chick Springs located in Taylors about five miles from Covenant. A community with a post 
office, grocery store, drug store, two doctors, a cotton gin, a bank, and a lumber yard. There was 
also a Silverleaf Dairy located right where the Silverleaf subdivision is today.  
 
In the early 1920’s, Southern Bleachery (a cotton mill) was formed. They built a whole 
community with houses in which the workers could live and raise a family.  They already had a 
Baptist Church which is Taylors First Baptist. They built another Baptist church on the mill hill 
called Southern Bleachery Baptist. There was a need for a Methodist Church. In 1923, a new 
Methodist Church was formed as Chick Springs Methodist Church. They met upstairs over an 
old store building.  
 
They were twelve charter members. For nine years, the church members had a lot of hot dog 
suppers to raise money to build a new church. They also worked very hard to bring more people 
to join them and spread the Word of Jesus.  In 1932, Southern Bleachery donated land and they 
built a new church building.  They changed the name of the church to Stephenson Memorial 
Methodist Church. It was named after the General Manager of the Mill, R.J. Stephenson Jr.  The 
Mill paid a portion of the pastor’s salary and paid the insurance on the building until the mill 
closed in 1966.  There were 88-members at this time. People started moving away when the jobs 
left. 
 
Maudie Smith is the only church member left in the church who attended in the old store 
building. Maudie never married but loves children and is a great witness of her faith in Jesus 
Christ. At age 90, she still drives herself to church every Sunday at the 11am service.  J. P 
.Stevens bought the mill and starting making automobile carpet.  I worked at the mill for a year 
before I went on active duty in the National Guard. 
 
My dad, Rev. Joe Tysinger, became pastor of Stephenson Memorial in 1969 and was there until 
1973. The church had a parsonage for the pastor and his family to live. I was seventeen when we 
moved there and just out of high school. This was the first house we lived in where I had my 
own bedroom. The congregation grew during this time where we were having 110+ people in 
worship on Sunday mornings. While my Dad served as pastor, air conditioning was added to the 
church.  During this time, a faith seed was planted and he took several of the members out 
looking for a new site in the Pebble Creek area. Nothing developed from this. I did not find this 
out until three or four years ago.  The 1973 church budget was $26,000.00 compare that to our 
budget of today which is more than two million dollars. My Dad’s salary was $7,500.00 a year. 
 
In 1972, I married my wife, Joan.  We became the youth leaders and continued until we sold the 
church in 1986.  Needless to say with a church budget of $26,000.00 there was no youth budget.  
We had fund raisers all the time, rock-a-thons, spaghetti dinners, bake sales, Halloween 
carnivals, and donut sales all to raise money so we could go on youth retreats. We had the best 
Haunted House during this time!  We used the whole second floor of the church where we had 
different stations set up.  The ultimate was taking people down to the basement where the boiler 
room was and where “The Hook Man” lived.  We took retreats mainly to Camp Greenville 
(YMCA Camp) and to the beach. 
 
The church also continued to have fund raisers to raise funds for mission projects. The United 
Methodist Women would sponsor a Bazaar once a year.  The whole church would get involved. 
United Methodist Men (UMM) had woodworking projects.  The United Methodist Women 
(UMW) made quilts, bake goods, and crafts. These were big events for our church. The 
community looked forward to this time every year. The United Methodist Women was a driving 
force in the church. 
 
Over the next few years, J.P. Stevens shut down and the church really started to decline. We 
were a close-knit family and we all tried to grow as a church.  We did door-to-door evangelism.  
We had revivals sometimes twice a year.  We did a lay witness mission where others came in 
and stayed at our homes for three days. What a spiritual blessing that was to so many of us!  I 
remember one night at worship, we were at the altar and one of the lay people was praying over 
us.  He said, “Fill them up, Lord.”  And the Lord honored his request. We were filled with the 
Holy Spirit. What a blessing that was!  
 
Our church always tried to take advantage of retreats to get away and worship together. We used 
to always go to Springmaid Beach for the annual UMM Retreat. We would be well represented 
with the most in attendance a lot of the time.  Another special event was the Laity Convocation 
at Lake Junaluska, N.C.  What a spiritual blessing that was every year.  At this point, we were 
down to about forty active people. We struggled to pay the bills and got to where we could not 
pay our fair share to the Conference which is called apportionments. A friend of mine who had 
gone out on my team doing door-to-door evangelism left to go to another church and tried to 
convince me and my family to go with him. He would say there is nothing here for your children 
(my children being some of the few children left). We struggled with this but did not want to 
leave what had become my Family (my church family). 
 
We went on a retreat again to Lake Junaluska. A pastor named Rev Buskirk spoke at this event.  
During his message, he said, “If you have something that is dying don’t be afraid to let it die, but 
let the Lord lead you to where you should go.”  We came home all energized!  Soon after we 
began to talk about what God could have in store for us. I went to the Administrative Board 
meeting and made a motion that we sell our church and go where the Lord leads us. God was 
working!  It was unbelievable but everyone voted yes. These were people who had been in that 
church since the beginning. Some being the only church they had ever known. They grew up as 
children in that place. So many memories. What a God thing!  
 
When the Greenville District and Bishop heard what we were doing, they appointed Dr. Pittman 
to be our new Pastor as he had experience in declining mill churches. We had a church 
conference and the District Superintendent at that time tried his best one Sunday afternoon to get 
us to change our minds. But when we took the vote it was still unanimous.  Then came the task 
of selling our church building. We thought it would be hard to sell. We had ten different 
organizations looking at the property. We sold the property to Community Baptist Church which 
is now located on Suber Road. I was elected Building Committee Chair.  We started the process 
of figuring out how big we needed to be.  Remember, they were just forty of us being led by 
God.  We prayed and set our sights on being a 1000-member church. People said we were crazy! 
We designed a Master plan just as Covenant is going through the same today.   
 
Covenant United Methodist Church was formed in 1986.  We let everyone put a name for God’s 
new church in a bowl.  Hazel Dillard had presented the name Covenant. With our church 
building sold, we started worshipping in Lee Road United Methodist Church’s gymnasium on 
July 27, 1986.  We met there a little over a year as we built the first phase of our new building. 
We set up chairs in the gym every Sunday and we set them up in the fan shape that our pews are 
in today in our current sanctuary. The land was purchased by the Greenville District. We paid 
$120,000.00 for the 10-acres of land. We moved into our first building on Sept 13,1987.   
 
Our first building was contracted for $450,000.  Forty active people were left from Stephenson. 
The church grew to around 75+ while in the gym. What faith this group of people had and the 
banks had to have a lot of faith in us because we could not show them how we were able to pay 
them back. We continued on as we had before. We set up tents on the property and had a big 
Bazaar along with a BBQ and yard sale. This continued for several years. Everybody was 
working together for one purpose. We knew if we were going to continue to try to reach people, 
we were going to have to build again pretty quickly. Our main goal was to reach people for 
Christ! 
 
In our little chapel, we grew to two services very quickly.  Every social event like our Youth 
Steak Out, children’s plays, and youth programs, we had to do multiple times.  The last Sunday 
that we met in the chapel before moving into the sanctuary, we had 160 people at the 11am 
service. We never missed a payment to the bank and God blessed us for our faithfulness and 
continues to bless us to this very day as we let Pastor Darren lead us as God’s Spirit will have us 
go. 
 
You will soon be full members of Covenant United Methodist Church.  You will have an 
awesome opportunity to continue in the path that God has laid out for you. When you go on a 
retreat or go to youth group, don’t just go to have a good time but go and listen for God to speak 
to you. You will be surprised at what He can do through you. 
 
Appointed United Methodist Senior Pastors Who Served Covenant 
 
Rev. Dr. Clarence Pittman  (Founding Pastor)            Served 1986 till 1992 
 
Rev. Stephen Taylor                                                     Served 1992 till 2003 
 
Rev. George Riser                                                        Served 2003 till 2007 
 
Rev. Darren Hook                                                         Serving 2007 to Present 
 
Appointed United Methodist Associate Pastors Who Served Covenant 
 
Rev. Stephen Street, Associate Pastor                          Served 1994 till 2002 
 
Rev. Stacey Hansen, Associate Pastor                          Served 2002 till 2005 
 
Rev. Pete Berntson, Associate Pastor                           Served 2004 till 2007 
 
Rev. Charles Summey, Associate Pastor                      Served 2007 till 2009 
 
Rev. Linda Guthrie, Associate Pastor                           Served 2009 till 2018  
 
Rev. Gryff Carosiello, Discipleship Pastor                   Served 2016 till 2019 
 
Rev. Michael Hammett, Nurture Pastor                        Served 2018 till 2020 
 
Rev. Matt Yon, Executive Pastor                                  Serving 2018 to Present 
 
Rev. Janice Hughey, Senior Adults, Missions & Women’s Ministry Pastor  
 
                                                                                       Serving 2019 to Present 
 
Rev. Laura Geloni, Assimilation Pastor                        Serving 2022 to Present 
 
 
 
