South Carolina H 5806 — Pastor Sammie D. Simmons Day in SC
South Carolina, 2025-2026. H 5806: Pastor Sammie D. Simmons Day in SC
Latest action
August 25, 2026 — Introduced and adopted
Summary
A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE PASTOR SAMMIE D. SIMMONS ON THE OCCASION OF HIS BIRTHDAY, TO RECOGNIZE AUGUST 30, 2026, AS "SAMMIE D. SIMMONS DAY" IN SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO HONOR HIM FOR HIS UNWAVERING DEDICATION, VISIONARY LEADERSHIP, AND STEADFAST COMMITMENT TO ADVANCING THE KINGDOM OF GOD.
Sponsors
- Scott — primary sponsor
- Alexander — primary sponsor
- Anderson — primary sponsor
- Atkinson — primary sponsor
- Bailey — primary sponsor
- Ballentine — primary sponsor
- Bamberg — primary sponsor
- Bannister — primary sponsor
- Bauer — primary sponsor
- Beach — primary sponsor
- Bernstein — primary sponsor
- Bowers — primary sponsor
- Bradley — primary sponsor
- Brewer — primary sponsor
- Brittain — primary sponsor
- Burns — primary sponsor
- Bustos — primary sponsor
- Calhoon — primary sponsor
- Caskey — primary sponsor
- Chapman — primary sponsor
- Chumley — primary sponsor
- Clyburn — primary sponsor
- Cobb-Hunter — primary sponsor
- Collins — primary sponsor
- Cox — primary sponsor
- Crawford — primary sponsor
- Cromer — primary sponsor
- Davis — primary sponsor
- Dillard — primary sponsor
- Duncan — primary sponsor
- Edgerton — primary sponsor
- Erickson — primary sponsor
- Ford — primary sponsor
- Forrest — primary sponsor
- Frank — primary sponsor
- Gagnon — primary sponsor
- Garvin — primary sponsor
- Gatch — primary sponsor
- Gibson — primary sponsor
- Gilliam — primary sponsor
- Gilliard — primary sponsor
- Gilreath — primary sponsor
- Govan — primary sponsor
- Grant — primary sponsor
- Guest — primary sponsor
- Guffey — primary sponsor
- Haddon — primary sponsor
- Hager — primary sponsor
- Hardee — primary sponsor
- Harris — primary sponsor
- Hart — primary sponsor
- Hartnett — primary sponsor
- Hartz — primary sponsor
- Hayes — primary sponsor
- Henderson-Myers — primary sponsor
- Herbkersman — primary sponsor
- Hewitt — primary sponsor
- Hiott — primary sponsor
- Hixon — primary sponsor
- Holman — primary sponsor
- Hosey — primary sponsor
- Howard — primary sponsor
- Huff — primary sponsor
- J.E. Johnson — primary sponsor
- J.L. Johnson — primary sponsor
- Jones — primary sponsor
- Jordan — primary sponsor
- Kilmartin — primary sponsor
- King — primary sponsor
- Kirby — primary sponsor
- Landing — primary sponsor
- Lastinger — primary sponsor
- Lawson — primary sponsor
- Ligon — primary sponsor
- Long — primary sponsor
- Lowe — primary sponsor
- Luck — primary sponsor
- Magnuson — primary sponsor
- Martin — primary sponsor
- McCabe — primary sponsor
- McCravy — primary sponsor
- McDaniel — primary sponsor
- McGinnis — primary sponsor
- C. Mitchell — primary sponsor
- D. Mitchell — primary sponsor
- Montgomery — primary sponsor
- J. Moore — primary sponsor
- T. Moore — primary sponsor
- Morgan — primary sponsor
- Moss — primary sponsor
- Neese — primary sponsor
- B. Newton — primary sponsor
- W. Newton — primary sponsor
- Oremus — primary sponsor
- Pace — primary sponsor
- Pedalino — primary sponsor
- Pope — primary sponsor
- Rankin — primary sponsor
- Reese — primary sponsor
- Rivers — primary sponsor
- Robbins — primary sponsor
- Rose — primary sponsor
- Rutherford — primary sponsor
- Sanders — primary sponsor
- Schuessler — primary sponsor
- Sessions — primary sponsor
- G.M. Smith — primary sponsor
- M.M. Smith — primary sponsor
- Spann-Wilder — primary sponsor
- Stavrinakis — primary sponsor
- Taylor — primary sponsor
- Teeple — primary sponsor
- Terribile — primary sponsor
- Vaughan — primary sponsor
- Waters — primary sponsor
- Weeks — primary sponsor
- Wetmore — primary sponsor
- White — primary sponsor
- Whitmire — primary sponsor
- Wickensimer — primary sponsor
- Williams — primary sponsor
- Willis — primary sponsor
- Wooten — primary sponsor
- Yow — primary sponsor
Bill text
08/25/2026 Read version ↗
Filed Read version ↗ Read version ↗
Recorded votes
No roll-call votes were supplied for this bill. This does not imply that no vote occurred.
Legislative history
- Introduced and adopted
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