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Caroline’s Promise South Carolina Welcomes New Director

In the Spring of 2010 we learned that our first Director of CP South Carolina, Martha Marie Smith and her family were moving to plant a church. We had no idea what God had in store for this chapter of the ministry. It’s not easy to find someone who is qualified and willing to take on this position on a volunteer basis. Martha Marie had done such a great job of getting the chapter started and building a support base. We were willing to close the chapter if that was what God wanted, but everyone involved hoped that wasn’t His plan.

After months of prayer and holding the ministry with an open hand, the Lord brought us Kelley Tegen. Kelley and her husband, Jason had supported CP South Carolina from the beginning and the timing was perfect for her to take on this role.

You can read Kelley's story of accepting this position at http://www.carolinespromise4u.org/about-us/who-we-are/
　
　
We are especially thankful to Martha Marie Smith and her husband, Eddie for their commitment to Caroline’s Promise South Carolina. The love that they poured into the development of this chapter is amazing. We will miss you guys and pray God’s blessings for your family and ministry.
You can always follow Caroline's Promise South Carolina at http://www.carolinespromise4u.org/about-us/south-carolina/Be sure to subscribe to our ENews and choose "South Carolina".
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