by Megan Hopkins | Dec 8, 2025 | History
The focal point of the Pittman Park UMC sanctuary is a cross made of eight individual stained glass squares. Each square depicts a symbol from the Passion of Christ. The cross is one-of-a-kind, created and installed by Willed Stained Glass Studios of Pittsburg,...
by Megan Hopkins | Nov 13, 2025 | History
The first Martha Ross Memorial Blood Drive will be held November 25 at Pittman Park UMC. At their October 6 meeting, the Board of Trustees approved the naming of their regular Red Cross blood drives to honor the late church member. A church member since 1985, Martha...
by Megan Hopkins | Sep 25, 2025 | E-Newsletter, History
In Pittman Park’s early decades, two retired school teachers were a beloved presence. Marie Wood had taught upper-elementary students in the Marvin Pittman Laboratory School. The school was home to Pittman Park as their facility was being constructed. As a...
by Megan Hopkins | Sep 10, 2024 | History
History of the Kneeling Cushions (from an undated leaflet produced by Pittman Park) The 14 kneeling cushions that adorn the sanctuary of Pittman Park UMC were put into place for a service of consecration held Sunday, June 6, 1982. The ceremony was the culmination of...
by Megan Hopkins | Dec 19, 2023 | History
The Pittman Park Fellowship Hall displays a collection of 15 flags from different countries. Each flag represents a place where the congregation has served in decades past. To honor the meaning behind the display and to help explain it’s purpose, the Church...
by Megan Hopkins | Nov 30, 2023 | Capital Campaign, History, Uncategorized
FROM PASTOR JONATHAN: One of my favorite moments in our ministry together was on May 21, 2023. As the Offertory Hymn “My Hope Is Built” was sung, the church came forward to pledge toward the Our Hope Is Built capital campaign (you can watch this powerful moment from...
