Recommendation from Transition Team and Deacons:
On October 30, 2011, the Transition Team voted 10-1 to more clearly define the use and guidelines for St. Johns Church in Pinopolis. The deacons have reviewed this recommendation and voted 10-2 to present it to the church as follows:

“First Baptist Church of Moncks Corner recognizes the historical character and connection with St. John's Baptist Church and cemetery.  It is an important part of our past, present and future.

In the pursuit of harmony and unity in our congregation, we recognize St. Johns as a place to serve the interests of First Baptist Church and the community. It should be available to church members for funerals, weddings and special services as a ministry of First Baptist Church.

In the future, should the church decide, St. John's can be a ministry extension of First Baptist Church but should be under the sole leadership of First Baptist Church.

All funds held by First Baptist Church for the St. John's facility and property should be held for these purposes only and used accordingly.”

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