Mission Madness: A Lenten Journey of Service + Dinner Lent has a way of sneaking up on me every year. One minute I’m putting away Christmas decorations, and the next I’m hearing the words, “Remember you are dust.” And it rarely arrives in a quiet way. It meets us in the middle of our messy lives filled with laundry piles, …
On February 22, 2026, Alexandra, daughter of Jake and Dakota Holloway, was baptized in the life of the church. We give thanks for this meaningful step as her family promises to nurture her in faith, and we celebrate God’s grace at work in her life.
Ash Wednesday is one of those days that quietly preaches a sermon all on its own. It’s a day that feels both ordinary and holy at the same time. We go to work, run errands, pick up kids – and yet we carry a visible reminder that we are dust and also deeply loved. As we move into this season …
Faith. Friendship. Fun. This spring and summer, PTCUMC Student Ministry is creating space for students in 6th–12th grade to grow closer to God, build lasting friendships, and live out their faith together. On any given week in Student Ministry, you’ll find students gathered in small groups – talking honestly about faith, praying together, and learning what it means to follow Jesus …
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We invite you to join us as we begin the season of Lent by observing Ash Wednesday on February 18. This year, we are offering two distinct opportunities to participate, each designed to meet you where you are in your day. Midday Prayer & Reflection | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM | CWCDuring the day, we will host a quiet, come-and-go space for prayer and …
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Scott & Wendy Coleman joined our church on February 8, 2026. We’re so glad they’ve chosen to be part of our church family. At Peachtree City United Methodist Church, we believe in growing together in faith and community, and we look forward to walking alongside them on this journey. Welcome!
Dear Friends in Christ, We are living in a season marked by grief, anger, fear, and deep division. Acts of violence and loss of life have captured public attention and stirred powerful reactions. Once again, we find ourselves pulled into conversations that quickly become polarized, emotionally charged, and difficult to navigate with grace or clarity. This is not new. Across …
Hey, Church Family! I’m so thankful for our church leadership and God’s provision with minimal impact from this latest storm—it was great worshipping with you in person on Sunday! However, the storm last summer certainly impacted us, and this is an update on what the Restoration and Renovation Committee is working on. First, thanks so much for all your interest …
