Pastor’s Corner April 9
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...
Pastor’s Corner April 2
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....
Pittman Park Establishes Endowment
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...
Pastor’s Corner March 19
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...
Pastor’s Corner March 12
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...
Pastor’s Corner March 5
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...
Pastor’s Corner Feb. 26
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...
Pastor’s Corner Feb. 19
Lent is not only about what we give up; it’s also about what we take up — habits of love, practices of mercy, and a deeper walk with Christ.
