TEZJYL-Copeland,Pete
Evangelism Catalyst
Impact Ministries, Myrtle Beach, S.C.
December 11
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About My Family
Peter Copeland is originally from Charleston, S.C., and a very proud alum of Charleston Southern University. He has been in Christian ministry since 2000. Having prior summer experiences as a student missionary, in both college and seminary, Peter began his work full time with resort ministry in 2007. He served seven years in resort ministries in South Carolina and Georgia before making his way back in the summer of 2018 to Impact Ministries.
In December 2013, Peter married Chelsea Copeland, formerly Coleman, of Woodstock, Ga. Chelsea has ministry experience with students, children and marriage and family counseling. The Copelands received their most recent degrees from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Peter received his Ph.D. in Christian education, and Chelsea received her Master of Arts in counseling.
In December 2013, Peter married Chelsea Copeland, formerly Coleman, of Woodstock, Ga. Chelsea has ministry experience with students, children and marriage and family counseling. The Copelands received their most recent degrees from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Peter received his Ph.D. in Christian education, and Chelsea received her Master of Arts in counseling.
About My Ministry
The mission of IMPACT Ministries is to influence those who live, work and vacation in Myrtle Beach and along the Grand Strand with the life-changing love and grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Ministry along the Grand Strand of Myrtle Beach began more than 60 years ago, with its original roots being campground ministry. Over these many years, it has been under the names Grand Strand Ministries, Intracoastal Outreach and now IMPACT Ministries. Little has changed in the vision of this ministry—to reach lost tourist and workers—but the creative ways in which we reach them have evolved. Over the years, each missionary has worked diligently developing many new ministry tools and teaching local churches how to get into the communities that have been entrusted to them and to share their faith creatively.
Ministry along the Grand Strand of Myrtle Beach began more than 60 years ago, with its original roots being campground ministry. Over these many years, it has been under the names Grand Strand Ministries, Intracoastal Outreach and now IMPACT Ministries. Little has changed in the vision of this ministry—to reach lost tourist and workers—but the creative ways in which we reach them have evolved. Over the years, each missionary has worked diligently developing many new ministry tools and teaching local churches how to get into the communities that have been entrusted to them and to share their faith creatively.
