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I've now seen the same problem. Some weeks ago, I installed the git-userContent plugin and had encountered some problem from the git-server plugin on which the git-userContent plugin depends. I removed the git-server plugin, restarted my Jenkins server, and the server returned to normal.
Could you remove git-server and git-server.*pi from the Jenkins plugins directory to see if you yours is the same problem as mine?
If it is, then there is probably some incompatibility between recent versions of the git-client-plugin and the git-server plugin. You don't need the git-server plugin to use Git as an SCM tool in Jenkins, so it is safe to remove it. You do need the git-server plugin if you're allowing users to submit changes to your Jenkins userContent directory through git.