This past month, our kids at Camp “Live It Out” learned what it means to love one another like Jesus, to show kindness, compassion, forgiveness, and grace in their everyday lives. And as we’ve walked through the same lessons in our sermon series, we’ve been reminded that these aren’t just things we hope the next generation picks up, they’re the …
“For the Heroes”
You’re Invited: “For the Heroes” Concert by the Peachtree Wind EnsembleSunday, June 29 • 3:00 PM • Peachtree City United Methodist Church (PTCUMC) Join us for an uplifting afternoon of music as we welcome the Peachtree Wind Ensemble for a special patriotic concert, For the Heroes, on Sunday, June 29 at 3:00 PM at Peachtree City United Methodist Church (PTCUMC). The Peachtree Wind Ensemble …
The Importance of Rest
Hi there! I’m Christopher Greco, our summer pastoral intern. You may have seen me around on Sunday mornings recently, and I wanted to take a moment to say hello and share something on my heart. I’m a longtime member of our church and have just completed my first year at Boston University School of Theology. This summer, I’m excited to …
A Father’s Day Perspective
Father’s Day has changed for me over the years. As a child, I remember looking up to my dad with awe and recognizing that he was the one person in the world I most wanted to be proud of me. The day itself always seemed to sneak up on us. Usually, Mom would say something like, “Tomorrow is Father’s Day,” or …
Why We Need Each Other: The Power of Christian Fellowship
The Christian life was never meant to be a solo journey. From the very beginning, believers came together – in homes, at the temple, over meals, and through prayer. Acts 2:42 says, “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.” Fellowship wasn’t just something they did – it was at the heart …
Live it Out
Summer is the perfect time to make lasting memories – and for many of us, some of the best came from summer camp (aka VBS). We all had our favorite parts, each one different, but all full of fun. From Bible stories and games to crafts, snacks, and worship, it was a week that began with boundless energy and open …
More Fragile Than I Thought, More Held than I Knew
I never imagined my first night in a hospital would start with me blacking out – and coming to on the cold tile where the toilet once stood. My wife’s frantic voice cut through the fog moments after she’d been startled awake by the sound of shattering porcelain. She helped me back to bed, and as I lay there dazed, …
New Chapters, New Adventures
As the school year winds down, we’re filled with a mix of emotions! We are incredibly proud of our high school seniors who are graduating this year. We’ve had the privilege of watching these young men and women grow in their faith, navigate the challenges of being a teenager, and contribute to our church community in countless ways. Seeing them …
Called to Both
Mother’s Day brings a swirl of emotions—joy, gratitude, maybe even a bit of weariness. As a mom and as someone who walks alongside others in their faith journeys, I’ve come to realize that motherhood and ministry aren’t two separate callings. They intertwine – often in the most unexpected and sacred ways. There have been seasons when I’ve felt completely poured out, running …
Danny & Annette Cox
We welcomed Danny & Annette to our church on Sunday, May 4, 2025! They have chosen to join us and we couldn’t be happier. At PTCUMC, we are committed to loving our neighbors and making a difference in our community. We are excited to see how they will join us in serving, loving, and building relationships as we live out …