The Georgia-South Carolina Association represented a 1969 merger of the two previously racially defined bodies bearing that name; self-evidently, it contained churches in both states (except for Georgia churches in the East Alabama-West Georgia territory).
In its later years, this association was located in one of the fastest-growing parts of the U.S., and received several new congregations into its ranks since 2000, most notably the 5,000-plus-member Victory Church, an African-American congregation in Stone Mountain, Ga., an Atlanta suburb.