Symbolism in the Sanctuary: Stained Glass Cross
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.
Blood Drive Named for Martha Ross
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...
Pastor’s Corner Dec. 4
What a joy it was to see our church family come alive this past Sunday evening at Come To Christmas. More than 150 people gathered to kick off the Advent season together, and the night was filled with laughter, creativity, fun, and a whole lot of Christmas...
Pastor’s Corner Nov. 27
Happy Thanksgiving, Pittman Park family! On this day set aside for gratitude, Stephanie and I find ourselves especially thankful for you. Serving at Pittman Park is one of the greatest blessings in our lives. Each week reminds us in big and small ways how deeply God’s...
Pastor’s Corner Nov. 20
One of the greatest joys of this season is remembering that gratitude isn’t just something we feel, it’s something we share. When we tell the stories of how God has met us, carried us, and blessed us, our thanksgiving becomes a witness that encourages everyone around...
Pastor’s Corner Nov. 13
Every year, as the crisp air of November turns to December, our church embraces the Advent season—a time of waiting, watching, and welcoming Christ into our hearts and our community. And what better way to kick off this season of wonder than with a joyous night of...
Pastor’s Corner Nov. 6
As we enter this season of Thanksgiving, our hearts turn once again toward gratitude. Not just the kind that comes from a table full of food or a house full of family, but the deeper, sustaining gratitude that comes from knowing the steadfast love and faithfulness of...
Pastor’s Corner Oct. 30
From last fall through this year, God has stirred new life at Pittman Park. Every Sunday, every gathering, every act of service has carried evidence that God remains faithful—and that God’s not finished with us yet!
Pastor’s Corner Oct. 23
This week in our Seen, Known, and Loved series, we are turning our attention to Jesus’ third parable found in Luke 15, the parable of the Prodigal Son. It’s a parable you probably know well, but one that continues to speak directly to our hearts because this story is...