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These times beg for a miracle. Good news has been sparse as one disaster follows another. It's hard to keep up with the hurricanes, floods and fires.....
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This Sunday / Children's Sabbath
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Image © The Children's Defense Fund
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In the Gospel of Luke, we read, "The child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and the favor of God was upon him." Isn't our hope for all children that they grow and become strong in mind, body, and spirit? This requires health care, nutrition, safe homes, good habits, caring schools, communities, places of worship, a sense of their inherent worth and trust that adults will meet their needs. To be filled with wisdom, they need to see their parents and their faith communities living out their values, demonstrating what is important by what they do.
~Marian Wright Edelman
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Projects with a Purpose @ 9:30 am / for Children
Introducing Projects with a Purpose for Sunday School children every Sunday.
Nursery care is year round @ 9:30 am for children up to 3 years old.
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Plymouth at Work / Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery @ 9:45 am
- Learn about modern day slavery and what we can do to stop the evil.
- Hear about our small group initiatives with Sanctuary for Families.
- Learn how you can be a part of mentoring and helping trafficking victims who are re-entering the work place.
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Discover Plymouth @ 9:45 am
Want to learn more about Plymouth's ministries? Are you interested in joining our church community? Come to Discover Plymouth in Storr's Library where you can discover Plymouth's past, present and future. For more information or to sign up, contact
Erica Cooper.
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Choral Anthems
I'm Gonna Sing,
Cherub and Seraph Choirs
The Lamb
, Plymouth Choir
Love Canon,
Seraph and Junior Choirs
Keep in Touch
, Junior Choir
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At Fellowship Hour and Sunday evening
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Anti Human Trafficking Ministry
Join us to write a letter and make a difference. Our
Anti-Human Trafficking Ministry will be launching a letter-writing campaign to state legislators to pass legislation protecting trafficking victims.
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Calling Plymouth Cooks and Bakers (no Candlestick Makers)
The Yankee Fair Country Kitchen sells baked good, sweets, condiments and savories and frozen main courses which are produced by Plymouth's Bakers and Cooks (that's us). What dish are you known for? What sweets seem to hop off the platter? The donation form attached provides some possibilities but you know best.
Yankee Fair is about All of Us!
Give an hour (or more) of your time at Yankee Fair on November 4. More than 120 spots from which to use, and a big variety. See Sadie at Fellowship Hour and get your name on the list. (You don't have to dress like a Pilgrim - but we guess you can if you want.)
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Brooklyn Delivers
Help pack and deliver groceries for 100 families living in the Baruch Houses on the Lower East Side. We meet in Hillis Hall to pack, then travel to the LES.
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Cherub, Seraph and Junior Choir Rehearsal
@ 12:30 pm
Guided Tour of Plymouth @ 12:30 pm
Underground Thrift Store @ 12:30 - 4:00 pm
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Youth Parent Meeting @ 5:00 pm
There will be a brief meeting for parents of Youth Group parents (grades 6-12) in the Reception Room with Erica and other youth leaders. We will review the fall calendar, fill out registration and media forms, and discuss youth safety.
Youth Group Kick-Off (6th-12th
graders) @ 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Plymouth Youth will meet in Hillis Hall for fun activities and small group discussion. We will cook a meal for the Plymouth Shelter guests and ourselves to enjoy. For more information, contact
Erica. The youth group will meet weekly at church every Sunday night from 5:00-7:00pm.
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October Hunger Offering / Mission School of Hope
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Plymouth took up an offering for the Mission School of Hope in Cameroon on World Hunger Sunday. Over $5,000 was collected which can buy three cleared acres of farmland, and up to 2,000 cash crop seedlings.
Lets keep going and get Mission School of Hope another three acres, or even a tractor.
Click here to see what more gifts can buy and read a note from Charles
You can give to this offering throughout the month in worship, online or by texting PLYMOUTH MSH and your gift amount to 73256. |
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Yankee Fair doesn't come around every day - be a part of the fun.
Everything deserves another chance.
It's time to clean out your closets and donate to the Yankee Fair rummage sale. All donations should be pre-sorted and placed in the reception area by November 1st. Here are the details.
Note: The Underground Thrift Store will continue accepting donations.
Be a Crafty Yankee Crafter / Join us on Tuesdays 10am - 2pm
Do you have any general Yankee Fair question? Contact Sadie and Whitney at
[email protected].
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October 14-15 / Plymouth Opens the Doors to Open House New York.
Open House New York provides broad audiences with unparalleled access to the extraordinary architecture of New York and to the people who help design, build, and preserve the city.
This is a great opportunity to open the doors of our buildings filled with rich heritage and vibrant today. Tours will be available to the public 12:30 - 3 by reservation. Stay tuned for more info.
Learn more about Open House New York Weekend.
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Sundays, October 8, 15, 22 @ 9:45 am / Plymouth at Work
Join us for three Sundays in October to learn about the wonderful ministries of Plymouth's people. We will meet in the Reception Room at 9:45 am.
October 22 / We Are What We Sing (Jacque Jones)
Congregational songs are just that - the songs of the people. Every week in worship we sing hymns old and new. This gathering will be an opportunity to take a deeper look at those hymns - how they get written, how they work, what they can do, and how they write themselves on our hearts. We will also take a look at our hymnal and the resources that are tucked away inside it. Think about your favorite hymns and come prepared to talk and sing.
October 29 / The Reformation - One Lutheran's Thoughts (John Scibilia)
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Mondays and Wednesdays @ 9:15 - 10:30 am / Rise and Shine
Plymouth Church community parents and children ages three and under are invited to join us for this bi-weekly gathering that gives parents the opportunity to chat with each other while their children engage in age appropriate activities including play, art, story and music.
Friday, October 20 @ 5:30 pm / Movie Night
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
Sunday, October 29 @ 12:15 pm / Pumpkinland
Children are invited to join us for this tradition of "picking" a pumpkin in the Cranberry Street playground and decorating it. There will be other seasonal crafts and activities as well. There is a $5/child suggested fee.
Sundays @ 5:00 - 7:00 pm / Youth Group (Grades 6-12)
The Youth Group meets every Sunday. For more info, contact Erica.
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What if Zacchaeus Lived in Cameroon (Luke 19:1-10) Brett Younger
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October 22 / Music Sunday
October 29 / Reformation Sunday
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Wednesday, November 1 / Morning Prayer with Communion @ 8 am
The first Wednesday of each month Plymouth offers this meaningful and calming way half hour to be centered for the day. On November 1 Christians observe All Saints Day. We will remember the heroes in our lives who have gone before us and live with us today. Readings for the Day.
November 4 / All Saints Sunday
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Join us for our Open House
Saturday, October 14 from 11 am - 1 pm. All families welcome!
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2018-2019 Applications
We are planning for our busy admission season. Church families and siblings of current Plymouth Church School (PCS) children are our priority applicants. We invite you to submit an application for the 2018-2019 school year through the link on the
Application page on our website.
The best way for you to see what makes Plymouth Church School so special is by attending a tour and seeing us in action. Tours take place Tuesday and Wednesday mornings beginning in October.
Schedule your visit here.
Please mark your calendars for our Open House on Saturday, October 14, from 11am - 1pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.
We encourage our priority applicants to apply by November 15th, 2017.
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