College Park First United Methodist Church

College Park First United Methodist Church College Park First United Methodist This is a loving congregation, energized to proclaim
Christ's love both within and beyond the walls of our Sanctuary.

Located in the heart of this exciting community in the greater metropolitan area, College Park First UMC has a well-established and rich history and continues to flourish as we grow in new directions along with the community. Our worship could be described as "warm formal", and it is an experience that will enable us to carry our faith beyond Sundays.

09/06/2026

CPFUMC 11:00 AM Sunday September 6, 2026

Tomorrow is Sunday, and there is a seat with your name on it.Whether this has been a week full of wins or a week you are...
09/06/2026

Tomorrow is Sunday, and there is a seat with your name on it.
Whether this has been a week full of wins or a week you are ready to close the door on, come as you are. No polished outfit required. No have it all together required. Just bring you. You will find warm faces, good music, honest prayer, a word that meets you right where your feet are, and a community that would genuinely love to know your name. If it has been a while, this is your sign. If you have never come before, consider this your personal invitation. If you have been here every Sunday, bring somebody with you.
College Park First United Methodist Church. 11:00 AM. We will save you a seat.

So how does any of this actually show up in a regular week?It looks like telling God the truth in the car before you tel...
09/04/2026

So how does any of this actually show up in a regular week?
It looks like telling God the truth in the car before you tell everyone else you are fine. It looks like praying out loud over the situation you have been managing instead of grieving. It looks like inviting a friend into what is actually going on in your life instead of a summary you would post online.
It looks like naming the calling you keep talking yourself out of, and asking God to send breath to it. It looks like showing up for worship even when your faith feels a little wobbly, because you know your soul needs oxygen you cannot manufacture on your own. It looks like handing somebody else their key. Introducing a newcomer around. Saving a seat. Remembering a name. Following up on Tuesday about the thing they mentioned on Sunday.
A life of faith is not built in one dramatic breakthrough. It is built in a hundred small moments where you choose honesty over performance and community over isolation. Rattle and all. God is still working.

Pics from our recent Adult Mental Health First Aid Training in partnership with Pathways to Wellness.
09/04/2026

Pics from our recent Adult Mental Health First Aid Training in partnership with Pathways to Wellness.

Here is what makes God different from every other source of hope you can chase. The world tells you to hustle past your ...
09/03/2026

Here is what makes God different from every other source of hope you can chase. The world tells you to hustle past your pain. Numb it. Outrun it. Manifest something better. Talk yourself back to life. And when the noise dies down, the dry place is still there. It just got a new address. God does something the world simply cannot do. God does not just rearrange the surface of your life. God breathes on it. Ezekiel watched a whole valley of bones come together, sinews and skin and everything in the right place, and still there was no life in them until God sent the breath. That is the difference Jesus makes. Jesus is not a self-help program with better slogans. Jesus walked out of a tomb, defeated death, and made a way for the very breath of God to live inside ordinary people like you and me. He does not just fix the shape of your life. He fills it. He does not just raise your bones. He brings you all the way home.
If something in you feels formed but not yet alive, that is not the end of your story. That is an invitation. Ask God to breathe on it!

Can we just tell the truth for a second? Some seasons of life feel less like a chapter and more like a valley. The bills...
09/02/2026

Can we just tell the truth for a second? Some seasons of life feel less like a chapter and more like a valley. The bills are stacking. The relationship is quieter than it used to be. The doctor said the word you were praying you would never hear. The job you thought was safe is not. The prayer you have been praying for years still has not been answered the way you hoped. And the hardest part is not the valley itself. It is walking into church, or opening Instagram, or answering "how are you" at the grocery store, and feeling pressure to pretend you are fine when you are not.

If that is you today, breathe. You are not the first person to stand in a dry place, and you will not be the last. You do not have to fake a testimony you are still living through. You are allowed to say, "God, you know." Some of the most honest prayers in the Bible are exactly that short. Naming it is not weak faith. It is where real faith begins.

More Family & Friends Sunday Pics…
09/02/2026

More Family & Friends Sunday Pics…

Have you ever read the story of the Valley of Dry Bones and thought, what in the world is going on here? In Ezekiel 37, ...
09/01/2026

Have you ever read the story of the Valley of Dry Bones and thought, what in the world is going on here? In Ezekiel 37, God sets the prophet Ezekiel down in the middle of a valley full of dry, scattered bones and asks him one question. "Mortal, can these bones live?" Ezekiel does not try to sound impressive. He simply says, "O Lord God, you know." Ezekiel was not preaching in a comfortable temple. He was in exile. Babylon had invaded his homeland, torn down the temple, and marched his people 600 miles from home. Everything that told them who they were was gone. So when God asked him about the bones, God was really asking about a whole displaced community that had already said out loud, "Our hope is lost. We are cut off completely." Then God tells Ezekiel to prophesy, and the bones begin to rattle. Bone to bone. Sinew. Flesh. Skin. But verse 8 says, "there was no breath in them." A whole body with no life. God has to send the breath separately. The lesson tucked inside this ancient vision is simple. God is not afraid of your valley. God sees it, speaks to it, and brings breath to it in God's own time.

We had a great time in the Lord today for Family & Friends Sunday! Special thanks to the Anointed Voices Choir from Ben ...
08/31/2026

We had a great time in the Lord today for Family & Friends Sunday! Special thanks to the Anointed Voices Choir from Ben Hill UMC and former College Park First Pastor Katy Hinman for worshiping with us today. I would also like to thank all how helped to make today special.

08/30/2026

CPFUMC 11:00 AM Sunday August 30, 2026

Address

3726 East Main Street
College Park, GA
30337

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 9:45am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+14047666294

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