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Hayes Ministry Center

10 Boulevard Avenue
Travelers Rest, SC 29690 United States Get Directions
864.977.7000

The Joe Frank and Eleanor Hayes Ministry Center, erected in 1996, houses the Paul E. Moore Hall, the William F. Bishop, and the Thomas C. “Nap” Vandiver Suites sponsored by Carolina First Bank, which accommodates Office of Admissions and the Office of Financial Aid. Laura Wood Messer gave a carillon in loving memory of her mother, Helen Roberts Wood, beloved wife of T. Pralo Wood. Hymns are played from the top of the center and can be enjoyed for miles by the Tigerville community. The center was funded by Joe F. and Eleanor Hayes, family and friends of Paul E. Moore, the South Carolina Baptist Convention in honor of William F. Bishop, and Carolina First Bank in honor of “Nap” Vandiver.

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Campus Tour

Hayes Ministry Center 10 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC

The second Campus Tour will begin at 10am. The location for the beginning of the tour will be at the Hayes Ministry Center.

Campus Tour

Hayes Ministry Center 10 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC

The first Campus Tour will begin at 9am. The location for the beginning of the tour will be at the Hayes Ministry Center.

Men’s Breakfast

Hayes Ministry Center 10 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC

Come Hang! The Men's Breakfast is an opportunity to get a free meal, meet some new guys, and be both challenged and encouraged in the faith. We will have a guest speaker come and share and we will enjoy hanging out with each other before class starts up. Be sure to sign up and save […]

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