CoNNEcted Congregations

Pittman Park’s ministry doesn’t stop at Fair Road. We’re connected to congregations across Southeast Georgia, some meeting in historic sanctuaries and some in living rooms. Each one is its own community of faith, and each one is part of our family.

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HoMe Churches

In May 2026, Pittman Park welcomed three home churches into our church family, in Camden, Rincon, and Brunswick. They’re led by our trusted colleague, Anne Bosarge.

These congregations gather online each week for worship and come together in person once a month for Holy Communion. They’re a fresh expression of what church can look like: small, close-knit, and rooted in everyday life.

Through Pittman Park’s sponsorship, these home churches are officially connected to the Georgia Annual Conference and to the wider United Methodist family. They bring a new kind of faithfulness into our connection, and we’re honored to walk alongside them.

Interested in joining a home church? Contact Anne Bosarge at [email protected].

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Rocky Ford Preaching Station

Just up the road in Rocky Ford, Georgia, a small congregation gathers at Rocky Ford United Methodist Church to sing, pray, hear the Word, and come to the Table. Pittman Park is honored to host this preaching station, which means our pastors and leaders help lead their worship and bring them Holy Communion.

Some Sundays there are five people in the pews, some Sundays twelve. Rocky Ford will never show up as growth on a report, and it has never asked to. It has Word and Sacrament because Pittman Park keeps showing up.

Rocky Ford worships every Sunday at 9 AM. All are welcome.