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ABOUT US

The mission of Friendship Missionary Baptist Church is to share Jesus Christ through Worship, Witnessing, Teaching, Evangelism, Fellowship, and Service.

OUR LEADERSHIP
Rev. Charles Milton Pee, D. Min.
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Rev. Charles Milton Pee is a native of Marion County. He attended Rains-Centenary High School. After graduation from high school, Rev. Pee attended Erskine College in Due West, SC, and Francis Marion University in Florence, SC. He obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology from Francis Marion University. After experiencing a call to the ministry, Rev. Pee enrolled at Duke Divinity School in Durham, NC. It was there that he served as Campus Minister to African-American students for two years and Chaplain-Intern at Durham County Prison Unit for a year and a half. In 1983, he received the Master of Divinity Degree from Duke University and became the Pastor of Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Conway, South Carolina.

 

Rev. Dr. Pee has several affiliations, locally and nationally.  His service includes:

  • Past Moderator of the Little Pee Dee Educational and Missionary Baptist Association for eight years

  • Member of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., and the Progressive National Baptist Convention

  • Member of the Crown of Life Lodge, #343, and the NAACP

  • Past board member of Mercy Hospice of Horry County

  • Past member of the President’s Ministerial Advisory Board of Francis Marion University

  • Instructor of Religion and the College Minister at Morris College in Sumter, SC for thirty-four years

  • Instructor in Morris College's Ministers' Extension in Sumter County and Horry County for thirty-four years

 

Rev. Pee conducts workshops on Christian Education, Church Administration, and Leadership Training. He also conducts several revivals throughout the Carolinas.

 

Rev. Pee has pastored the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church for thirty-seven years. His leadership led to the construction of a new church edifice, with a mortgage paid off in five and one-half years. A Family Life Center addition to the present structure enlarged the facility. Friendship’s membership has grown tremendously with Christian Education as the central focus of the church body. Rev. Pee established several ministries to meet the needs of the church membership and to reach the surrounding communities. He broadened his knowledge-base of Christian Ministry and Christian Education to expand his ministerial outreach by completing his Doctor of Ministry Degree at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, on December 16, 2011.  His final document was entitled, A Model for Male Participation in an African-American Church.

 

Rev. Pee is the son of the late Deacon Henry Ed Pee and the late Mrs. Alma Pee. He is married to the former Beneature Booth. They are the proud parents of a daughter, Crystal Meagan Pee.

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