Inside this issue:

THE PAWLEYS PRESBYTERIAN

JUNE 2013

As a part of the Body of Christ, our vision is to glorify God, to make disciples, and to meet human needs in a broken world.

Carter’s Corner 2

S.A.L.T. News 3

Music Notes and

PW - Dorcas

Notes

4

Library News 5

Cuba Mission Trip 6

Cuba Mission Trip 7

Kenya Mission 8

PIPC News 9

Birthdays &

Anniversaries

Prayer Concerns

Calendar

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May

5th

8:45 AM — 115

11:00 AM — 123

12th

8:45 AM — 149

11:00 AM — 158

19th

8:45 AM — 113

11:00 AM — 195

26th

8:45 AM—133

11:00 AM — 139

“A Summer Parable”

Now it came to pass that, as the time of vaca-

tion drew near, a certain member of the church

thought of cool streams where fish were found,

and his children thought of sandy beaches by the

sea, and his wife thought of the mountains. And this church member spoke and

said: “Lo, the hot days come and my work lies heavy upon me. Come let us de-

part and go where fishes do bite, and where the cool winds bring refreshment

and the land is beautiful about us.”

“You speak words of wisdom,” said his wife. “Yet three, no, even four, things

must we do before we go.”

“Three things I think of, but not a fourth,” said her husband; 'that we ask

our neighbors to minister unto our flowers, that we arrange for our grass to be

mowed and watered, that we have our mail forwarded; but no other thing

comes to my mind.”

“The fourth is like unto the other three, but greater than all,” said his

spouse, “even this, that you remember to pay the church pledge, in order that

the good name of the church may be preserved, that the heart of the treasur-

er be made glad, and that it may be well with thee. For verily I say unto thee,

thou has more money now than thou will have when we return.”

And the husband replied, “Verily, thou art noble and wise among women.” And

he did pay his pledge for the summer, and the treasurer rejoiced greatly, say-

ing, “Of a truth, there are those who care for the good of the church.” And it

was so.

June Sunday Service!!!

We are excited about the chance to bring all of

our church members together for ONE service be-

ginning on Sunday, June 2nd in the sanctuary.

Sunday school will begin at 9:00 AM and end at

9:45 AM and worship will follow at 10:00 AM. We

are looking forward to seeing you there.

The Worship Committee

Carter’s Corner Page 2

A time and season for everything… It’s summer time! The seasons change, the weather is warm, and “beach sea-son” is here. We attempted to go to the beach Memorial Day weekend just for an hour and found no parking ANYWHERE. As we drive around for errands, to and from work, to visit folks, the roads are very busy again. I can honestly say, Kristin and I have experienced an entire year here now. The summer season, the fall season, the winter season, the spring, and now we are starting the summer again. Time flies! I know many of you have been here for several years and have seen Pawleys Island change over the years and go through seasons of change. Kristin and I traveled to her Uncle John’s funeral, where we had a season of mourning. In our household, we have even had a season of being under the weather recent-ly. We are told that there is a time and season for everything...the fun and the sad, the crowds and the loneliness, being busy and also slowing down. Martha Henry

talked about “Mary and Martha” (Luke 10:38-42) in her senior sermon last Sunday. I challenge us to take a season like Mary did and sit at HIS feet. Joshua 1:8 reminds us to, “Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it.” If you have not taken a season to really study and mediate on the Bible recently, why not start today? Take the time NOW...don’t wait. We were reminded as Kristin lost her 49 year old uncle suddenly that we are not guaranteed another day and that we need to make the most of every day. I encourage us to take time this summer, to take a “season” to sit at His feet, meditate on HIS word, and spend time with Him. Once this season begins, let’s make strengthening our relationship with God a lifelong season. Besides sum-mer, what season are you in, going through, or approaching?

Ecclesiastes 3 A Time for Everything

There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens:

a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot,

a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down and a time to build,

a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance,

a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them, a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing,

a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and a time to throw away,

a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak,

a time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace.

Carter Robinson Associate Pastor Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church pastorcarterrob@gmail.com

S.A.L.T. News Page 3

Salkehatchie 2013 Youth Summer Mission Trip

The following will be attending the Conway Camp, Rivertown Salkehathie, June 15-22: Jordan Brown, Davis Eddy, John Horton, Brady Lottchea, Nina Low-enbach, Susie Lowenbach, Emily Middleton, and Syd-ney Windham. Please keep them in your prayers as they go to serve others as the hands and feet of Christ.

Recommitment Service

in Pawleys Inlet

On the afternoon of Sunday, June

23rd, Pastor Carter Robinson will

be offering a Recommitment of

your Baptism Service at the South

End of Pawleys Island in the inlet

there. Everyone is invited to come

and/or participate. The time will be

determined by the tide. We will

keep you posted.

White Dress Shirts Needed!

The youth need the donation of men’s white dress shirts

for the Recommitment Service. Please drop them off in

the office if you have any to donate. Thanks!

Fun in the “Son”

Jekyll Island is the

exciting location of a sum-

mer camp, Fun in the Son,

designed for Senior High

Youth in the Presbyterian

Church. Youth from all over come to soak in the

“Son” and fellowship with other Christian youth.

Please keep in your prayers: Lora Gahagan Eddy,

Ora Parker Eddy, Ashley Gaddy, Hunter King, Maddy

Middleton, Leea Whetstone, and Kimmie Tomlinson

as they go to represent PIPC July 14-18.

Youth Council Officers 2013-14

President: Nina Lowenbach

1st Vice President: Sarah Beth Sisney

2nd Vice President: Maddy Middleton

Secretary: Jordan Lee

Treasurer: Mary Catherine Horton

Class Representatives: Davis Eddy, Sam Sisney,

John Horton, Noah Lowenbach, Ben Marlow.

*Special thanks goes out to the 2012-13 Youth Council on

a job well done: Ora Parker Eddy, Martha Henry, John

Horton, Nina Lowenbach, Maddy Middleton.

BRAVO

The youth wish to say a special thanks

to their adult youth leaders for 2012-13.

For the Junior High Youth-Mrs. Cari Brown, Mrs. Lori

Horton, Mr. Adam Maples, and Mrs. Liz Williamson.

For the Senior High Youth-Mrs. Virginia Bradshaw

and Mr. Gene McCaskill.

For coordinating the weekly meals-Mrs. Virginia Bradshaw.

For coordinating the ski trip-Mr. Charles Biddix

and Dr. Scott Eddy.

For teaching the 6th grade and Junior High Sunday school

classes-Mr. John Horton and Mrs. Martha Wahl.

And, to the many chaperones, drivers, meal providers,

etc., we could not have done it without you!

Thank you so much!!!!

Lastly, we say goodbye to Mr. Adam Maples as a youth

leader. Mr. Adam and Mrs. Betty are planning to move to

Charlotte, N.C. to be near their children and grandchil-

dren. Thanks, Mr. Adam, for three years of selfless service

and devotion to the youth of PIPC. We love you and will

never forget you!

2013 Confirmands

Back row, left to right: Mary Catherine Horton,

Stevie Hierholzer, Sarah Beth Sisney

Front row, left to right: Caroline Warren, Anna

Grace Fletcher, Jake Hoffman, Ben Marlow

Page 4 Music Notes—Presbyterian Women

Sanctuary Choir

Choir will continue rehearsing during the month of June, on Wednesday

evenings at 6:00 p.m., with Bel Canto or His Voice following at 7:30 p.m. If you

are interested in singing with the choir or small ensembles, please come and

join us or you may contact me at sylvia.pipc@yahoo.com. Choir assembles on

Sunday mornings this month at 9:30 a.m. to prepare for the one service at

10:00 a.m. Choir will, however, meet this Sunday, June 2nd, at 8:30 a.m. before

Sunday school.

Please note that there will not be PIPC Children's Choir or Youth Ensemble

rehearsals during the month of June.

Sylvia Warr

Romans 15:2, 6: "Each of us must please our neighbor for the good purpose

of building up the neighbor. . . . so that together you may with one voice

glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ."

Since 1922, Presbyterian Women have been supporting the PW Birthday

Offering. If you have not yet received an offering envelope, ask your circle

leader. This year's recipient is Westminster Neighborhood Ministries in Indi-

anapolis which provides vital resources for area families. Your gifts to the PW

Birthday Offering will allow Westminster to expand its educational services,

extending service to preschool-age children, expanding its basic adult educa-

tion program, and providing financial counseling to families so that they can

more-effectively improve and sustain their standard of living.

Expanded adult services will include job skills training and résumé building,

developing adult literacy and basic math skills, financial counseling and budg-

et building, cooking and fitness training, post-secondary education preparation, and anger management

classes. All these resources are offered to help create stable families in which parents cope with everyday

stresses, participate in their children’s education and become better role models for the children in their

care. The goal is $500,000.

Our support of Thornwell Home continues.

Please remember to keep Joseph, Marcell, Ty'Quez, Gabe, Cortez, Dylan, and Sevin in your prayers.

The Dorcas Disciples will NOT be meeting the months of June and July. They will resume meeting on August 5th, at 1:00 PM in Classroom C. The closing luncheon will be on Monday, June 3rd, at Pasteria 811. If you would like to attend, please contact Betty Lyon at 237-2211.

For the comfort

of those who may be

cool during the

worship service, the

Dorcas Disciples

have provided

Worship Love Shawls

which are located in

the parlor.

Page 5 Library News

Would You Like To Be a

J.O.Y. School Reader?

On most Thursday mornings

during J.O.Y. School, which

begins June 11th, volunteers

read to 2 or 3 groups of

participants using books in

the PIPC Library. If you

would like to read on one or

more Thursdays, please give

Hazel Winstead a call at

237-9205.

Bible Bookworm

Participants

Are Celebrated

Congratulations to the

five students who partici-

pated in the library’s Bible

Bookw orm program:

Laiklyn Richardson, Taylor

Brown, Dawson Richard-

son, Elise Dozier, and Wheeler Marlow. The

children read a total of over 60 books. During

Sunday school on May 19th, each received a

certificate and a set of books to be enjoyed

this summer. The celebration included re-

freshments, readings, and music. Many thanks

to Jill Fletcher for organizing this special

event for these fabulous readers.

Hazel Winstead

Can you guess who June’s Featured Author is?

He was known to his friends and family as “Jack.”

He was from Belfast, Ireland.

He stated, “I maintained God did not exist. I was also angry with God for

not existing.”

He excelled in academics.

He was active in the Oxford literary group known as the “Inklings.”

He thought the Christian conversion of his friends was nonsense and felt no

fear of being “taken in.”

He was urged to read the Bible and, as a result of doing so and having discussions with his friends, he

became a believer.

He died on November 22, 1963, the day President Kennedy was assassinated, so media coverage of

his death was minimal.

Some of his books in the Adult Collection include Joyful Christian, The Great Divorce, and The

Screwtape Letters.

The Children’s Collection includes his The Chronicles of Narnia books.

By now you probably know that June’s Featured Author is C. S. Lewis. His works have been translated

into 30 languages and have sold millions of copies. Mere Christianity, which is also in the Adult Collec-

tion, meant a lot to me as it helped me put into words why I believe what I do. We hope you find some-

thing of interest among his books for some June reading.

Until I come, devote yourself to the public

reading of Scripture, to exhortation, to teaching.

1Timothy 4:13

Page 6 Cuba Mission Trip

Dear Friends,

Mission fields extend from the EXIT doors of Pawleys Island

Presbyterian Church all the way to the ends of the earth. God calls us to

plant seeds of hope in those fields and nurture them to the best of our

abilities. Matthew 28:19 says “Therefore, go and make disciples of all

the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and

the Holy Spirit.”

A five member team, (dubbed the All-Star team by our fearless

leader Carroll Armstrong), returned from the mission fields of Cuba re-

cently. God provided the spiritual guidance that we needed and our

church family and friends supplied the prayers that we felt every single

day.

We spent five days at our sister church in Camajuani, Cuba. We

worked very closely with the new full-time pastor, his wife, several

church workers, and three interpreters. The days were long and hot but

with God’s guidance and your prayers a cohesive team prevailed!

Three small mission teams made five or six pre-arranged home visits each day. We shared God’s mes-

sage, personal testimonies, answered questions, and prayed with our new friends. Approximately thirty of

these new friends accepted Christ!

The All-Star team spent one day witnessing in a community about ten miles away. We attended a

church service in this community on Friday night in someone’s home. We listened to scripture readings, sang

songs and Dan Stuckey shared a biblical message.

Forty children from Camajuani came to the church for three hours on Saturday afternoon for scripture

readings, an arts and crafts activity, games and a snack. Smiles were everywhere and hearts were exploding

with laughter! That night a very impressive choir entertained us in the church sanctuary. There were twenty

one members that sang a cappella which included a variety of Cuban music selections. They have a sister

church in Spartanburg, SC and hope to visit them in the near future.

Sunday’s church service was especially meaningful as Carroll Armstrong delivered a very inspirational

message. Barb Babb played her recorder and Dan Stuckey and Liz Williamson assisted with communion. Tina

Hair made herself available for any and all tasks and did them with enthusiasm! There were several baptisms

as well as new members that were welcomed into the church family.

In addition to the work in the mission fields, we took a variety of much needed supplies to be dis-

persed by the pastor to individuals in the community. Those items included a large variety of medicines, mag-

nified readers, bibles, discipleship manuals, Sunday school supplies, hearing aids and batteries for one particu-

lar person, toothbrushes and toothpaste, and health ice for muscle aches.

Friends, it is our job to continue this thriving ministry

with our sister church in Camajuani, Cuba. It is not too late to

get involved. They need our daily prayers! There are many peo-

ple who are longing to ask Jesus into their hearts. They are hun-

gry for God’s word and for eternal hope. Please don’t forget to

pray for them! Thank you to those who prayed for us and will

continue praying, for the people who wrote letters to our sister

church, and to the individuals who provided monetary support

for this mission.

Let us ALL enter the mission fields, plant seeds, and har-

vest Christians as we have been called to do!

God Bless You,

Liz Williamson

Page 7 Cuba Mission Trip

Page 8 Kenya Mission Trip

Page 9 Thank You Notes—PIPC News

Calling All Who Like To Visit

The Deacons are revitalizing

our visitation program. We’re

looking for men and women who

have the gift of visitation. All it

takes is about one hour a month.

Do you have the time and desire

to help with this important church ministry? If you do,

please contact Robin Daniels at 314-3157 or Becky

Veselick at 237-7462.

Bread of Life Kitchen Report

Attention all bakers!!!

A policy change in Fresh Market and Low Country

Food Bank distribution procedures has left our kitchen

without desserts to serve our patrons. We would be

blessed if you could supply us with one of your special-

ties (cakes, pies, or cookies). Any donations will be

greatly appreciated. You can leave your dessert at

Founders Hall on Sundays after the worship service or

bring to the Bread of Life Kitchen on Mondays or Tues-

days before 9:30 AM. We thank you in advance for your

support of this special ministry.

Thank you all for your prayers for Danny. It seems

he is going to make it and it’s because of your pray-

ers. Thanks to Julia, Liz and Glenda for the delicious

food. The love shown by all of you is amazing.

Something that happened to me since, for now the

10th week, was I have not been able to talk or sing;

but the applause I received from the choir members

last Wednesday night would touch anybody’s heart

and make them so proud, as it did me. I love you for

your support. Hope to be back soon. I still have other

health issues, so please continue to keep me in your

prayers.

Gloria Player

Dear Pastor and friends,

The Servant Team along with the Community Bible

Study would like to thank you for your generosity in

allowing our class to use the facilities of PIPC each

week. Our classes have ended for the 2012/13 class

year and we are amazed at all the Lord has accom-

plished in the hearts of women and children in our

area. We look forward to seeing you in the Fall.

May the Lord continue to bless Pawleys Island Pres-

byterian Church and the many ministries your sup-

port.

Sincerely,

Tammy King, Coordinator

Andrew and Macon Warren, Caroline

39 Old Tram Way

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

843-235-1127

Eric and Penny Hoffman, Jake

109 Salt Creek Place

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

843-235-0375

Praising God and having favor with all the people.

And the Lord added to their number day by day

those who were being saved. Acts 2:47

As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s

varied grace. 1 Peter 4:10

Page 10 Birthdays and Anniversaries—Prayer Concerns

JUNE BIRTHDAYS

2 Peggy Robinson

2 Bobby Smith

2 Brad Veselick

3 Robert Mason

5 Linda Whetstone

6 Barbara Babb

9 Tammy Altman

10 Charlie Bradshaw

10 Maryanne Biddix

10 Cari Brown

11 Pat Latstetter

11 Jan Shepherd

12 Michelle Baudet

12 Isabella Raine Dozier

13 Scott Eddy

13 Linda Walker-Smith

13 Todd Middleton, Sr.

15 Matt Lowenbach

16 Suzanne Blanchard

16 Irene Dent

17 Ron Griffin

18 Alexa Bombich

20 Kendall Altman

21 Claire Fookes

21 Mary Holman

21 Luisa Ann Lee

21 Kimmie Tomlinson

22 Ben Whetstone

22 Marietta Wilson

23 Austin Farley

23 Cheri McIlwain

26 Isabel Duncan

26 Dixie Powell

28 Nancy Sample

29 Eric Hoffman

29 William Knippschild

29 Lydia Ann Jackson

30 Hilda Simon

30 Janet Vincent

JUNE ANNIVERSARIES

1 Allan and Bitsy Cerny

1 Bob and Maryann Williamson

2 Rusty and Marilyn Langley

2 Harvey and Jean Moenig

6 Ragan and Suzanne Ormand

6 Steve and Jane Smith

7 Billy and Gloria Player

7 Pat and Tom Lattstetter

9 Mike and Lynn Berry

9 Doug and Mary Holman

10 Dick and Sally Brigden

11 Glenn and Myra Cox

11 Chris and Emily Taylor

12 Mike and Carol Sacco

13 Howard and Anne Burgin

14 Carroll and Susan Armstrong

17 Kevin and Janet Branham

18 Harry and Janet Fritz

21 Jim and Marian Leland

24 Robby and Cari Brown

24 Bobby and Sally Smith

25 Jeff and Judi Bombich

27 Steve and Tricia Sisney

28 Frank and Gail Holsclaw

28 Robert and Barbara Neely

28 Bob and Lenny Pacholski

29 Ronald and Charlotte Smoyer

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition,

with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. Philippians 4:6

Our Christian sympathy to Linda Walker Smith and her family on the death of her brother, Mr. Johnnie Walker.

Barry McCall, Julie Coles, Danny Player, Gloria Player, Dolores Albert, John O’Brien, Lorraine (friend of Su-san Armstrong), The Webster Family (friend of the McClures), Pat Carter (friend of Betty Lyon), Dottie Dix-on, Rose Roughgarden, Gene McCaskill, Christina Lyon (Jean Monk’s sister), Mark Waghalter (Carolyn Wolfe’s cousin), Suzanne Blanchard, Dawna Watts, Paul David (Rachel Held’s nephew), Marilyn Genther, Jennifer Samf (Ken and Carolyn Dewell’s daughter) THE CHURCH AT HOME: Gail Bogner, Bitsy Cerny, Jean Cucolo, Patty Haugh, Jane Keesler, Ernestine Knippschild, Tom Latstetter, Harvey Moenig, Jo Sample, Carolyn Squires, Terry Strong, Mary Van Tassel AT THE LAKES: Dawn Hoover, Ansley Ketchin, Jim Leland, John Horton Smith

Take a moment to acknowledge those who have a birthday or anniversary this month. If your birthday/anniversary is not listed in your month, please contact Tina in the church office at 237-4581 (ext. 21).

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

2

8:45 AM Library Open 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 11:00 AM J.A.M. Beach Blast 4:00 PM Prayer Time

3 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:00 PM Handbell Choir 6:00 PM Christian Education Committee Meeting

4 10:30 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:30 PM Cuba Mission Team Meeting 7:00 PM Mission and Evangelism Committee Meeting

5 7:30 AM Young Men's Group 11:00 AM Lectio Divina 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 6:00 PM Choir Practice 7:30 PM His Voice Rehearsal

6 6:00 PM Stephen Ministers Meeting

7 8 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

9 8:45 AM Library Open 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 4:00 PM Rhett Talbert’s In-stallation Service at Kingston PC

10 10:00 AM Deborah Circle 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 4:00 PM Admin-istration and Per-sonnel Committee Meeting 5:00 PM Handbell Choir 5:30 PM Building and Grounds Committee Meeting

11 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 10:00 AM Tuesday Circle 10:30 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:15 PM Worship Committee Meeting

12 7:30 AM Young Men's Group 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 11:00 AM Lectio Divina 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 6:00 PM Choir Practice 6:30 PM Finance Committee Meeting 7:30 PM Bel Canto Practice

13 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School

14 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School

15 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

16

S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 8:45 AM Library Open 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 4:00 PM Prayer Time

17 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:00 PM Handbell Choir

18 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 10:30 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open

19 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 7:30 AM Young Men's Group 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 11:00 AM Lectio Divina 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 6:00 PM Choir Practice 7:30 PM His Voice Rehearsal

20 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 6:00 PM Sons of Thunder 6:00 PM Stephen Ministers Meeting 7:00 PM Spiritual Lights Ice Cream Social

21 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School

22 S.A.L.T. Youth Salkehatchie 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

23 8:45 AM Library Open 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 4:00 PM Prayer Time 5:00 PM Youth Re-Committal

24 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:00 PM Handbell Choir

25 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 10:30 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:15 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:30 PM Session Prayer Time 6:00 PM Session Meeting

26 J.A.M. at Carowinds 7:30 AM Young Men's Group 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School 11:00 AM Lectio Divina 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 6:00 PM Choir Practice 7:30 PM Bel Canto Practice

27 J.A.M. at Carowinds 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School

28 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School

29 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

30 8:45 AM Library Open 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Patriotic Worship Service 4:00 PM Prayer Time

10:00 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

9:00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES

Pawleys Island

Presbyterian Church

9967 Ocean Highway

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

Phone: 843-237-4581

Fax: 843-237-9265

E-mail: pipc@sc.rr.com

Website:

pawleysislandpresby.com