A SHEPHERD WHO WALKED WITH GOD
He faithfully shepherded Pittman Grove for more than two decades, teaching us God’s Word, loving His people, and leaving a legacy of faith that will continue for generations.
For more than two decades, Pastor Ken Williams faithfully served as the shepherd of Pittman Grove Baptist Church. His ministry was marked by a quiet strength, a love for God’s Word, and a genuine love for the people God entrusted to his care. He stood with us in times of celebration and sorrow, taught us from the Scriptures, prayed with us, laughed with us, and faithfully pointed us toward Christ. To many he was our pastor. To others he was a teacher, counselor, friend, and Bible buddy. To all of us, he was a faithful servant whose influence will remain woven into the story of Pittman Grove Baptist Church.
HIS MINISTRY AT PITTMAN GROVE
FAITHFUL SHEPHERD
TEACHER OF GOD’S WORD
SERVANT & FRIEND
A LIFE WELL LIVED
Pastor Ken’s life and ministry left an enduring mark on Pittman Grove Baptist Church. His faithful walk with God, love for His Word, and devotion to His church continue to speak through the lives of those he served.REMEMBERING PASTOR KEN
In Their Own Words
“God never gets tired of you going to Him in prayer.”
“He was always there for us. All of us. He was a safe place when we needed one.”
“A true servant’s heart. Always visiting, praying, and concerned about the lost. He was all about the Lord’s business.”
“His way of teaching the Bible was rare. I see him sitting at the edge of the table, proud of the disciples he was leading, saying, ‘Memory Verse…who’s got it?’”

“Well done, good and faithful servant.”
A FAITHFUL SHEPHERD
Pastor Ken’s legacy is not found only in the sermons he preached or the years he served. It is found in the people he loved, the Word of God he faithfully taught, and the lives that were changed because he answered God’s call to serve.
Though his earthly voice has grown quiet, the truths he taught continue to speak. The prayers he prayed, the encouragement he gave, the friendships he treasured, and the example he set remain a part of Pittman Grove Baptist Church.
We thank God for allowing Pastor Ken Williams to be our pastor, our teacher, our friend, and our shepherd.











