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Oct 25 This Sunday

9:45 a.m. Sunday School · 11:00 a.m. Worship · about an hour

Three pillars shape our mission.

Rev. Dr. Cameron Smith, pastor of Yeamans Park Presbyterian Church

From the Pastor

Can you remember the joy of making a wish and blowing on a dandelion as a child?

Rev. Dr. Cameron SmithPastor of YPPC since 2021 · Posted July 17

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October 18, 2026

October 18, 2026

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First time?

What to expect when you visit.

Here are the things people most often want to know before walking through our doors.

Where are you located?

5931 Murray Drive in Hanahan, SC — just off Yeamans Hall Road. There's free parking right outside the sanctuary.

How long is the service?

About an hour. Worship begins at 11:00 a.m. with snacks and fellowship afterward each week.

What should I wear?

Whatever you'd wear out to brunch. Some folks dress up, most don't — both are welcome.

What about my kids?

Children are welcome in worship. We also have a nursery for first grade and below, and a special time for children midway through each service.

What's worship like?

Casual and traditional. We sing classic hymns with contemporary arrangements, follow a liturgical order, and leave time for congregational participation.

What if I have other questions?

Reach out anytime — we'd love to hear from you. Contact us and we'll get back to you within a day.

Life at YPPC

One church family, all week long.

Worship on Sunday is just the start. Here's a glimpse of what the rest of the week looks like.

  • The congregation gathered in the sanctuary on a Sunday morning, with the pastor standing at the center aisle.
  • Children's and adult choir members leading worship from the chancel.
  • Volunteers sorting donated clothing and supplies for the Hands of Christ ministry.
  • Bowls, napkins, and a hand-written soup menu set out for a fellowship lunch.
  • A cross and Advent candles on the communion table.
  • Women from one of the Presbyterian Women's Circles gathered around a table together.
  • A donation box collecting canned goods for a food drive.
  • Boxes of donated pantry items ready to be delivered.