Greater Greenwood United Ministry

Greater Greenwood United Ministry Greater Greenwood United Ministry is a multi-faceted, faith-based, nonprofit organization.

Greater Greenwood United Ministry is a multi-faceted, non-profit organization owned and operated by Christian congregations of Greenwood County. Since its beginning in 1995, the ministry's mission has been to assist those in need in the loving manner of Jesus Christ. All Christian churches are invited to share in doing the Lord's work by becoming a member and supporting the ministry. Our member ch

urches provide volunteers, donate food and are a major source of our financial funding. Our partnership of denominations, congregations, and community groups provided the following:
* collaboration between community churches
* reduction in the abuse of services
* well trained volunteers and staff for both the Crisis Ministry and Free Medical Clinic.

Service was on the rise tonight, just like the temperatures at Greater Greenwood United Ministry's Free Medical Clinic.A...
06/11/2026

Service was on the rise tonight, just like the temperatures at Greater Greenwood United Ministry's Free Medical Clinic.

A cooling-off feast of pimento cheese and chicken sandwiches, iced tea, and watermelon was just what the crew needed to fuel them.
Thank you, Episcopal Church of the Resurrection's Salley Cathcart and Kelly Wiseman.

Doctor John Eichelberger and Dr. Bob Todd led the crew, serving a full patient lobby of folks waiting to be seen.

The on-site pharmacy was busy filling and refilling prescriptions.
GGUM Pharmacist Tommy Johnson was joined by SRH Pharmacist Kylie Latimer and SRH Pharm tech Shea Deale.

Looking on and taking it all in were two college students aspiring to the fields of Dentistry and Medicine.
Clemson University's Will Gardner and Wofford College's Lauren Mac Robinson got the chance to study the work of seasoned, longtime medical professionals.

FNP Brenda Wulfekotte enthusiastically oriented the students, as did Lab tech Ginger Lawton and RN Raye Poole.

GGUM Executive Director Rosemary Bell was on hand too, welcoming and sharing information with the students, which included returning intern Katrina Pope, a Piedmont Tech student.

Making sure the team worked smoothly was GGUM's Certified Community Health Worker, Edith Pineda.

A cool evening of service on a hot, almost summer day.

Learn more about GGUM's Free Medical Clinic. Tap the link.

https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/medical-clinic

Thank you, Rock Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Youth, for your hard work moving food items for GGUM's Emergency Food...
06/11/2026

Thank you, Rock Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Youth, for your hard work moving food items for GGUM's Emergency Food Pantry this week.
We look forward to seeing what you do next, as God continues to bless you and bless us with your kindness.

Learn more about donating to GGUM.
https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/how-can-you-help

Rock Presbyterian Church's Middle Schoolers gave a master class on moving food today at Greater Greenwood United Ministr...
06/10/2026

Rock Presbyterian Church's Middle Schoolers gave a master class on moving food today at Greater Greenwood United Ministry.

The church's vacation Bible Schoolers jumped right in, unloading an entire storage unit of non-perishable food items and restocking GGUM's Emergency Food Pantry, smiling, laughing, and joking the whole time.

Rock Presbyterian's Associate Pastor Marshall Steinle led the crew as they unloaded and shelved a pantry full of shelf-stable food items.

GGUM Executive Director Rosemary Bell was hands-on too, shepherding the enthusiastic crew, who took great delight in bean counting and raising the cans of beans in triumph!

A great time was had by all. A valuable lesson for the vacation bible schoolers!

Learn more about donating to GGUM.
https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/how-can-you-help

Food was on the move at Greater Greenwood United Ministry this week.Laurel Baptist Church, Westside Presbyterian Church,...
06/10/2026

Food was on the move at Greater Greenwood United Ministry this week.

Laurel Baptist Church, Westside Presbyterian Church, and Mr. Willie Marine donated buggies full of non-perishables, except for the fresh plums from Mr. Willie's own trees.

Both churches held food drives, fueled by friendly competition among members.

All for a good cause as GGUM regularly dispenses bags of food to its patients and clients and offers weekly distributions to the general public on Fridays, from 9-11:15 AM.

Learn more about donating to GGUM. Tap the link.
https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/how-can-you-help

Are you on the list yet?Self Regional Healthcare made the list.So did TRU Federal Credit Union and the McCravy, Newlon &...
06/08/2026

Are you on the list yet?

Self Regional Healthcare made the list.

So did TRU Federal Credit Union and the McCravy, Newlon & Clardy law firm.

Westside Baptist Church and Due West Specialties, Inc. are on the list too.

Will YOU make the list?

It's easy. Tap here to learn more and to see who else is already on the list.
https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/music-for-ministry-2026

The Eaton Corporation is a power management company that does business in 160 countries.They are also a Greenwood County...
06/05/2026

The Eaton Corporation is a power management company that does business in 160 countries.

They are also a Greenwood County company with 3 locations here, and they care about the community where their employees reside.

Today, Eaton granted Greater Greenwood United Ministry $10,000, which makes the 4th award in four years from this global powerhouse to the Greenwood County-based nonprofit.

Thank you, Eaton, for displaying corporate responsibility to the community that your plants and employees call home.

Blessings and gratitude, Sincerely, Greater Greenwood United Ministry.

Learn more about donating to GGUM. Tap the link.
https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/how-can-you-help

Fearless Leaders!Members of Leadership Abbeville listened closely as Greater Greenwood United Ministry (GGUM) Executive ...
06/03/2026

Fearless Leaders!

Members of Leadership Abbeville listened closely as Greater Greenwood United Ministry (GGUM) Executive Director Rosemary Bell shared her leadership journey Wednesday during a meeting at the Abbeville County Chamber of Commerce.

Austin Walker (seated front right) is a Community Development Officer for Stoll Industries and a Leadership Abbeville member who invited Bell to speak to the group about the ups and downs of leadership.

Bell recounted many meaningful moments of success, triumph, as well as letdowns and disappointments during her decades-long career as a leader. The group asked thoughtful and pointed questions of Bell after her talk.

Bell led the Prevention and Wellness arm of Self Regional Healthcare before her current role at the helm of GGUM, where she oversees both the Free Medical Clinic and the Crisis Ministry.

Leadership Abbeville is Abbeville County’s leadership development program created to build stronger leaders for the workplaces, organizations, and institutions that shape our community.

Learn more about the 501c3 that Bell leads, GGUM, by tapping the link.
https://www.greatergreenwoodunitedministry.org/about-us

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Greenwood, SC
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