PTCUMC is entering into a new mission partnership with World Orphans whose vision is to empower the local church to care for orphans and vulnerable families. Through this new collaboration, we are now in relationship with Tsega Kale Heywet Church in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia! Tsega Church is strengthening 20 local families through the World Orphans Home Based Care Program. First, …
What Does It Mean to Serve in Worship?
What Does it Mean to Serve in Worship? Our church, Peachtree City United Methodist Church, is an amazing group of people. When we look at the number and variety of activities and programs that we host, present, or attend each week, it is truly astonishing. People come in and out of our facilities, traveling across and through our campus morning, …
The Joy of Offering What We Have
Many years ago, when I was considering a call to vocational ministry as a pastor, I encountered an idea I’ve never forgotten: We often discover God’s calling in the interplay between what needs to be done and what we were created to do. What needs in the world do you have an opportunity to address? What gifts within you are …
David & Bethany Hart
We’re excited to welcome David and Bethany and their daughter, Eliana, to the PTCUMC family! The Harts joined us on August 30 and have been worshiping with us for about a year. The family moved to Peachtree City eight years ago and loves being close to family. The Harts were drawn to PTCUMC by the wonderful people they’ve met and the meaningful experiences …
Kenny & Deniese Minear
The Minears have deep roots in Fayette County, having lived here since 1990. After worshiping with us since January, they are grateful to have found a church home where they love the people, leadership, and commitment to reflecting God’s love and grace to all. Married for 41 years, Kenny and Deniese have two children and four grandchildren who all live …
Is It Too Late to Come Home?
Do you ever wonder if you’ve gotten so lost that you can’t find your way home? If you’ve messed up so badly that things can’t be made right? If you’ve gone too far to ever really be forgiven? Maybe you fear that you’ve offended God so deeply that you can’t be loved anymore. Maybe you worry that your relationship with …
The Most Humble Being in All of Existence
I haven’t found “the key” to living a faithful Christian life. After 48 years of following Jesus, I still discover regularly how much further I have to go and how much room I have left to grow. Following Jesus is something young children and wizened saints can both do. Christian faith is not complicated, but it is complex. It doesn’t …
Dustin & Missy Miller
We’re also delighted to welcome Missy and Dustin Miller and their children, Sam and Ellis, to membership at PTCUMC! The Millers have been worshiping with us for about a year after being invited by good friends. From the beginning, they felt something special and knew they wanted to keep coming back. They especially connected with the reminder that faith doesn’t require us to have …
Davis & Brown Families
We’re excited to welcome Tim and Renee Davis, their children Ellory and Colby, and their daughter Amber Brown, along with her husband and sons, Camden and Kyaire Brown, to membership at PTCUMC! The family shared that our commitment to being “for our neighbors” is what confirmed their desire to join. They felt called to be part of a church that lives out that mission. Tim and …
Jim & Pandelee Lundy
Today we are delighted to welcome Jim & Pandelee Lundy into membership at PTCUMC! Jim and Pandelee moved to Peachtree City from Alpharetta to be closer to their daughter and grandchildren and have been worshiping with us for several years. Lifelong Methodists, they were active members of Alpharetta United Methodist Church and have served in a variety of ministries and leadership roles. …









