W. M. Adams was a charter member of Pittman Park. In 1979, looking back on the church’s earliest days, he wrote:“It would take a book, a big book, to tell the full story of how Pittman Park was born… We had been told from the beginning that we would have to be self-supporting and a church with a mis
The Wesley Foundation at Georgia Southern University is inviting area youth groups to the third annual Flock Together event. On Sunday, April 12th, from 5 PM to 7 PM middle and high school students will be visiting the Wesley Foundation for an engaging time of fellowship, games, and worship designed
Pittman Park’s Green Team will meet on Sunday, April 12 at 5:30 p.m. outside in our Persimmon Grove at the intersection of Gentilly and Fair Rd. We will spread mulch as we get updates on progress and discuss new ideas.
The Board of Trustees for Pittman Park UMC is responsible for the church building and grounds. Our next meeting is Monday, April 13 at 6 p.m. in Conference Room 2.
Connect with Pittman Park women each month through one of our circle groups. You’ll grow in faith as you share with others.New Morning Women’s Circle We’d love to have you join us in our ministry to the church, the community and specifically to shut-ins. Second Tuesdays at 10 a.m. in the Parlor.Susa
We have partnered with Little Lotts Creek Apartments to host a Monthly Dinner Out at their clubhouse one Thursday each month. Our next dinners will be April 16 and May 21 at 6 p.m. Contact Chris and Laurie Cigal to join this outreach effort.
Our missional purpose in the United Methodist Church is to make disciples. The South Georgia Conference is hosting workshops across our region to provide training for this important work. Pittman Park UMC will host Simple Discipleship on Saturday, April 25 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.Attendees will enjoy a
Some have said Prime Celebration luncheons are Pittman Park’s “adult youth group.” We enjoy nourishing community and hear from a guest speaker each month from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Everyone is welcome to enjoy a catered meal for $10.Our next luncheon is April 28 and will feature
Camp Connect is a ministry of the South Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church at Epworth by the Sea. This coastal camp is located on the banks of the Frederica River on St. Simons Island, Georgia and has 100 acres of beautiful property to spend a week away.Our staff strives to create a m
This week, we walk with Jesus from the crowds shouting “Hosanna!” as he enters Jerusalem to the voices crying “Crucify him.” We move from palms to the cross. From celebration to suffering. From hope to heartbreak.If we’re honest, life can feel like that sometimes. Our expectations rise. Hope begins
Learn about this summer's Friends Camp and how you can help! Our Volunteer Info Session is April 26 at noon in the Student Center. This summer, we’re inviting kids in grades K-5 to Friends Camp at Pittman Park on June 8-12. Woody, Buzz and all our Toy Story friends will be helping us teach kids abou
We are gathering musicians for upcoming Sunday services. If you play brass, strings or woodwinds, contact Lisa Muldrew at lisa.muldrew@pittmanpark.org or call the church office at 912-681-3213.
Join a new group of parents, board members and church friends who want to cheer on the amazing staff at Pittman Park Education Center!Friends of PPEC will help spread appreciation and encouragement through simple, meaningful gestures like:Occasional Staff LunchesThank-you cards and notesSmall surpri
Pittman Park’s A/V team runs the screens, sound and more for Sunday’s worship services and special events throughout the year. We are looking for people to join this small team of background workers. For more information or to volunteer, contact the church office.
We’re planning a fundraiser gala like none other. Join the fun on May 1 in the Fellowship Hall. Doors open at 6 p.m. and food service begins at 6:30 p.m. Enjoy guest speakers sharing memories, an eclectic auction of items that will make you smile, live music and a video tribute. Choose a prime rib o
We’re heading across the street to J.I. Clements Stadium for an afternoon of baseball! Join us in cheering on the Georgia Southern Eagles as they face Coastal Carolina on May 2 at 2 p.m. Contact the church office for your complementary game entry.
For our anniversary celebration weekend, we’re holding a combined worship service at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary. Come worship with us and stay for a nostalgic potluck lunch featuring some of your favorite dishes from decades past.
On March 23, 2026, in their 70th year, Pittman Park UMC established an endowment fund to secure the church’s mission “for the next 70 years.” This fund creates a long-term source of income for ministries beyond the annual operating budget, ensuring stability through changing seasons by protecting do
On the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 9:30 a.m., the Sewing for Missions team gathers in the sewing room beside the fellowship hall to work on various sewing projects to support missions efforts. All are welcome to join, supplies and equipment are provided.
Lent is a season that begins with deep contemplation of our sinfulness, our brokenness, and even our mortality. Yet it does not end there. This holy journey leads us toward healing, wholeness, and the triumphant victory of Jesus Christ over the powers of sin and death.It is easy to want to move quic
This is a special year in the life of Pittman Park. In 2026, we celebrate 70 years of ministry in this community. For seven decades, God has been at work through the people of this church worshiping, serving, giving, praying, teaching, singing, and sharing the love of Christ with generations of peop
There are moments in the life of a church that feel sacred before they even begin.This weekend, March 6–8, our Confirmation students will head to Epworth by the Sea for retreat. By the time you read this, we will be packing bags, loading vans, and stepping into what I believe will be holy ground.Con
Family Ministries at Pittman Park is not about keeping a calendar full. It is about shaping hearts.On Sundays and Wednesdays, it may not look dramatic. You might see glue sticks on tables. A Bible open to a story kids have heard before. A group of middle schoolers laughing a little too loudly. It ca
