Our Mission
to show the love of Christ to those experiencing financial
crises through basic needs assistance
Core Values
Christ Centered (Genesis 1:27, Matthew 4:4, John 17:17, Matthew 22:37-39)
* We believe that everyone is made in God's image.
* We live according to the teachings of the Bible.
*We live out the two great commandments to love God and our neighbors.
Dignity & Respect (Titus 2:7)
*We treat everyone with kindness and compassion, even in the face of conflict.
*We strive to have empathy for every person's life situation by giving grace and encouragement.
*We value diversity, equity and inclusion.
*We advocate for those experiencing financial crises beyond their control.
Integrity (2 Corinthians 8:21)
*We are good stewards of the resources and funding we receive.
*We conduct business in an honest, transparent and ethical manner.
*We seek and sustain partnerships within the community that are founded on integrity and trust to better meet the needs of our neighbors.
Our History
United Christian Ministries was formed in 1989 by a group of area church leaders realizing the need for a cooperative ministry to meet the basic needs of those in our county experiencing financial crises beyond their control. The founders recognized the value of combining their resources and developing a system of record keeping and accountability to best address genuine needs of their neighbors.
In late 2011, UCM joined with Samaritan Health Clinic of Pickens County to form the collaboration known as Good Samaritan Alliance.
In January 2003, we moved to our present home at 303 Dacusville Highway in Easley.
Melanie
Johnson
Lacie
Brown
Susan
Grant
Valarie
Burgin
Director of
Client Services
Staff
Bookkeeper
Data Entry Clerk
Ext. 1028
Teresa Alverson
Secretary
Lori
Andary
April Bryant
Kelli Burnett, vice chair
Kristin DuBose
Glenn Farrow
Brady Freeman
Randy German, Treasurer
Holly Hall
Lesa Howard
Angie Johnson,
Chair
Robbie
Lake
Ferrante Johnson
Chris Jordan
Doyle
Kay
Melanie
Muller
Board of Directors