Let’s Talk
Communication is important. Our new Let’s Talk blog page is a source to help us stay informed and up-to-date as we have conversations about our church, our denomination, and the future. The page incudes links at the bottom with information from the United...
Pittman Park and Ritz Crackers
A memory from Charlie Williams (Charter Member) The first Sunday, when the new members of Pittman Park gathered to worship, there were no offering plates. Someone went into the back and grabbed two boxes of Ritz Crackers and used those as the offering plates. I worked...
Green Team Recycles Non-Rechargeable Batteries
Pittman Park’s Green Team collects batteries for recycling. Bring your standard batteries to the collection receptacle outside the church office. Please DO NOT put rechargeable batteries in the receptacle. Rechargeable batteries can be recycled at...
The Origins of Pittman Park United Methodist Church
Pittman Park UMC began in 1956 when congregants from Statesboro First Methodist decided to form a new church in a more quiet location.
Get to Know the Church: Gary and Kim Mikell
Gary and Kim Mikell have been members at Pittman Park for 35 years. You might know them from their participation in the Lectionary Sunday School class or through their extended family. Their two sons, Bob and Scott attend with their families, and their daughter-in-law...
A Letter to the Congregation from Bill and Sue
Dear Church Family, We want to express our gratitude for the beautiful way you said good-bye to us on our last Sunday. We were overwhelmed with the generous love offering, some great beach supplies …and a fishing rod! Most of all we appreciate the many notes of love...
Get to Know the Church: Gwen Yarbrough
If you attend the traditional service, you enjoy the gifts of Gwen Yarbrough most Sundays. She sings in the Chancel Choir. You may also know her from the Lectionary Sunday School class or the Susannah Wesley Circle groups that she attends. To help you get to know Gwen...
Get to Know the Church: Cathedral Windows
We all know Pittman Park’s colored, art glass cathedral windows are a pretty feature of the building, but few know they were featured in a Statesboro Herald article in 1979. The article ran in the November 29 edition and told how the church added extra...