Huffman To Be Installed As Senior Pastor June 30

June 29, 2024 by Don Woodard Leave a Comment

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The Rev. David Scott Huffman

The Rev. David Scott Huffman will be installed as senior pastor of North Greenville Church this Sunday, June 30, at 6:00 p.m. Serving on the installation commission will be:

Mr. Bayne Brown – North Greenville Church, Greenville, SC
Dr. David Lauten – Senior Associate Minister at First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, SC
Dr. Kyle Sims – Erskine Seminary
Dr. Mark E. Ross – Erskine Seminary
Rev. Buzzy Elder – Chairman of Catawba Presbytery Shepherding Commission
Rev. Neal Mathias – Retired Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, SC
Rev. Joseph Crump – Minister at Effingham Presbyterian Church (ARP)
Dr. Richard McCain – First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, SC

Charges to the minister and to the congregation will be made by Rev. Joseph Crump and Dr. Richard McCain, respectively. Music will be provided by Nate Carpenter, cello, and Taryn Carpenter, piano. A reception in the Fellowship Hall will immediately following the service. All are welcome.

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