The Baptist Men's Ministry of South Carolina in the local church offers a variety of ministries aimed at discipling Christian men and teaching them to become reachers of men for the Kingdom of God.

A tremendous opportunity for the ABA to expand their mission boundaries is involvement - the Appalachian Regional Ministry, a missions ministry of the NAMB.

The ABA is currently exploring the very real possibility of establishing a partnership with a church in Southeast Kentucky.

 The Annie Armstrong Easter Offering is a special emphasis offering received in the spring of each year for the purpose of enhancing North American Missions (formerly known as "Home Missions") causes.  The Annie Armstrong Easter Offering^® is much more than an offering envelope and an annual missions-giving emphasis. When people give to the offering, 100 percent of their gift will be transformed into missionary salaries and ministry supplies. Those missionaries and supplies will help others hear the message of Christ and respond in faith to His offer of salvation. Time and again our missionaries relate how the offering is their lifeblood. They know that behind each penny given, there is a Southern Baptist who believes in what they do and are affirming the need to equip them to share the gospel with those who need a Savior.

  World Changers seeks to provide Christian youth and adults with opportunities to meet the physical and spiritual needs of others through practical learning experiences that teach servanthood and personal commitment to missions.  

The North American Mission Board assists Southern Baptists in their task of fulfilling the Great Commission in the United States, Canada and their territories through a national strategy for sharing Christ, starting churches and sending missionaries, in cooperation with Acts 1:8 Partners.

 One of the most vital ministries of the ABA is our Women's Mission Ministry.  Our WMU team is constantly seeking ways to minister on every level of missions (i.e. Local, State, North American, International)