Student Ministry is Back!

Student Ministry is a vital part of life here at PTCUMC. As United Methodists, we stand on the foundation laid by John Wesley, who believed that faith grows best in community and through accountability with one another. That same vision shapes our Student Ministry today. We want our students to have a place where they belong, where they can ask …

Men of Faith…The Importance of Men’s Ministry

One of the beautiful truths of Scripture is that God never intended for His people to walk the journey of faith alone. From the very beginning, He placed us in families, communities, and the Body of Christ so that we could encourage one another, hold each other accountable, and spur each other on toward love and good deeds (Hebrews 10:24–25). …

Overflowing Grace: Navigating Our Temporary Changes

“For we are God’s fellow workers. You are God’s field, God’s building.” – 1 Corinthians 3:9 Things look a little different around PTCUMC right now, but what a blessing it is to see our church family pulling together! As repairs from last week’s water damage in Building A continue, we’ll once again move all of our ministries into Building B …

Blessing of the Backpacks

Blessing of the Backpacks — This Sunday in Worship As a new school year begins, we know that backpacks are being filled with pencils, notebooks, and lunchboxes; but they’re also carrying big feelings: excitement, nervousness, anticipation, and questions about what this new school year might hold. This Sunday, we want to pause and make space for something even more important …

Night of Worship

Worship has always held a special place in my heart. Growing up in a musical family – my dad plays and sings, my sister sings, and my mom (who claims she can’t, but she’s totally passable!) – music has always been one of the ways we’ve connected with God and each other. For me, singing and playing in church has …

Camp Warrior

Camp Warrior: Loving Our Neighbors, One Sixth Grader at a TimeServing Booth Middle School Together as the Body of Christ What if something as simple as helping a student open a locker… was actually holy work? That’s the heart behind Camp Warrior, a special opportunity for our church to come alongside the rising 6th graders of Booth Middle School (our next-door …

Nehemiah’s in our Midst

Many of you know how deeply I love my family. Back when I was doing Youth Ministry in Memphis, I talked about them all the time – usually to help bring Bible stories to life for my students. My mom, in particular, is a proud Texan. Born in Fort Worth and raised in Beaumont, she used to joke that the …

Serving Matters

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 …