Our History

Hearts United Women’s Ministries,  (formerly Knitting Hearts) was birthed out of a home prayer group of women; each with a deep desire to learn to pray together. In 2004, God birthed a vision for a community-wide, inter-denominational ministry that would reach beyond denominational, social, and racial barriers. 

We began meeting in homes for fellowship, encouragement, and a teaching from the Bible. By 2008 a larger place was needed. We thank the Lord for Reverend Al Sims, pastor of Bethesda Church of God, as he embraced the vision and graciously offered their facilities for our gatherings. We are so thankful to Pastor Sims for his love and support in allowing us to meet at Bethesda through the years. 

Important Announcement: Hearts United is moving to a new location! We are excited to announce that by God’s abundant blessings and provision, Hearts United Ministry will be relocating to a new facility to better serve our community and fulfill our mission. This move signifies growth and opportunity, allowing us to meet in a central location creating a dedicated community space

New Location: 73 W Wesmark Blvd, Sumter, SC 29150. Next door to Carolina Physical Therapy. Parking is available across the store front and in the back of building.

Effective Date: Our first monthly event at the new location will be on Saturday, January 10, 2026. Guest speaker International Bible Teacher Dr. Peter Wyns – has a Word for 2026 for the Body of Christ. We’d be honored to have you join us!!

We invite you to come away from all the distractions and seek the face of God and experience a time of refreshing and renewal in the presence of the Lord.

Hearts United meets the 2nd Saturday each month
Dominion Church Sumter, 73 W Wesmark Blvd, Sumter, SC 29150. Next door to Carolina Physical Therapy. Parking is available across the store front and in the back of building.
Other locations throughout the year TBA.
No meetings in November or December.

Our desire is to help you in your journey of faith in Christ through fellowship, teaching, mentoring, intercessory prayer support, and networking.

“May they be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely, Christ” (Colossians 2:2, NIV).