| Sunday Fellowship |
| After each service a coffee hour is provided for refreshments and Christian fellowship. |
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| Third Sunday Program |
| Our Third Sunday Program begins with a meal and is often followed by an event, such as welcome receptions, discussion groups, or special programs. Children are able to socialize with one another by playing all sorts of games. |
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| Summer Activities |
| Our summer activities include Ice Cream in the Park on Father's Day, annual church picnic at Pritchard Park in July, and various activities for the kids. |
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| Fall Activities |
| Fall activities feature our Rally Day picnic, Cider in the Park and Halloween party. November gives us an opportunity to learn about our special connection with the Pilgrims as we celebrate Heritage Sunday. The "Hanging of the Greens" begins the process of decorating the church for Christmas. |
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| December Activities |
| December favorites are our Christmas carol sing-a-long and Christmas Eve service. |
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| For the Women |
| The Mary/Martha fellowship meets monthly, providing the opportunity to enjoy one another and to provide service to the church and community. |
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| For the Men |
| Men have additional opportunities through the Men’s Club and the Scrooby Singers. |
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| The Prayer Chain |
| The Prayer Chain provides a quick-alert system via phone and e-mail when someone is in crisis. Hospital and nursing home visits by our pastor and members give extra attention to those that have special needs. |
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| The Celebration Choir |
| The Celebratiion Choir not only enhances the quality of worship experience, but is fellowship in its own right. |
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| The Plymouth Rock |
| The Plymouth Rock is a monthly publication apprising the congregation of activities, news, and devotional materials for spiritual growth. |
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| Potluck Dinners |
| Numerous Potluck Dinners provide additional opportunities for fellowship. |
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| Christian Education |
| At Plymouth, Christian Education begins at birth and children are cared for in our new, modern nursery by responsible adults. Church School classes start with three year-olds and continue through middle school. Our teachers use creative, Bible-based curriculum that allows for individual spiritual and intellectual growth. Christian Education continues for adults through ongoing short-term Bible studies. |
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| Christian Outreach |
| Our local outreach includes: Taylor Avenue Food Pantry, H.A.L.O. (Homeless Assistance Leadership Organization), Respite Program (relief of caregivers), Saturday Sack Lunch for kids, and holiday dinners for the EHA (Elderly and home alone). |
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| Our Goal |
| We strive to make our programs upbeat, relevant, accepting, stimulating and fun. We continue to add new and creative events while maintaining the favorites from the past. |
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| About Plymouth Congregational Church |
| We have two pamphlets, "Our Basic Beliefs & Heritage" and "What Do You Expect," that explain what Plymouth is all about. Just e-mail us or phone us. We'd be happy to send you this information. |
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