11:00 AM Worship | Stewardship Sunday

“The Hope of Giving” | 1 Chronicles 29:10-22 | Brett Younger, preaching

Clara Bess Eikner said, “A dead church doesn’t ask for money.”  

Plymouth Church is very much alive. Our congregation is filled with generous people. We give because we are grateful for Plymouth’s worship, community, and ministry. We give because we experience God’s joy in sharing what we have been given. On Stewardship Sunday, we close the service by sharing our financial commitments to the church. We have an opportunity to become more generous people.

Please join us for worship in person, or online.

November Mission Offering: Ruth's Refuge

During Yankee Fair, stop by the Plymouth in Action booth to help assemble 7 dressers for our mission partner Ruth’s Refuge. Ruth’s Refuge supports newly arrived refugees with move-in help and furniture, which can often be too costly after (finally!) signing onto a lease. During November, we are building dressers to help replenish Ruth’s Refuge dwindling inventory. Come help us put them together, volunteer your car to deliver them, and give your money throughout this month to support this project here:

Our goal is to raise $1,500.

You can also give online, or text "PLYMOUTH RuthsRefuge" to 73256 to give using your mobile device.

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Come one, come all! This Saturday!

Yankee Fair—held every other year—brings the Brooklyn Heights community together with fun events for all ages! 

Spanning the entire Plymouth campus and Orange Street, come and enjoy children's activities; shop for treasures, trinkets, books, culinary delights, handcrafted gifts; drop by the Underground Thrift Store; have lunch accompanied by a live Bluegrass band; and spend the day among your Brooklyn community of friends and friends-to-be.

Wristbands for the Children's Street Fair are Now Available for Pre-Purchase!

Why wait in line the day of the fair when you can purchase wristbands for the Children's Fair in advance until Friday, November 7 at 2:00 PM.

Included in the price of the wristband:

• All children's activities in Beecher Garden.
• On Orange Street: All carnival rides (rides suitable for 3-9 year olds), bouncy house, 1 pumpkin from the pumpkin patch, 1 popcorn, 1 cotton candy, temporary tattoos, bracelet-making, flower craft.

It's Not Too Late to Volunteer!

The amazing-ness of Yankee Fair is only possible with the help of volunteers. Would you care to lend a helping hand at one of our stations? Please click below to volunteer.

Read what the Brooklyn Eagle has to say about Yankee Fair

On the Blog: A House Grows in Mexico

“We were just people, sharing food, sharing fuel and maybe a little compassion from Brooklyn. We listened to stories of each other’s lives, which were so very different, and yet we were all so together.” Read Edrie’s thoughtful pilgrimage reflection on the Brooklyn Heights blog today.

Plymouth Church + School Winter Blood Drive

Plymouth Church and Plymouth Church School are planning to host a blood drive, in conjunction with New York Blood Center, on January 16. Donating blood is easy. It takes only about one hour of your time and each donation can save up to three lives. Your donation can help cancer patients, accident victims, people undergoing surgery, women during childbirth, people with sickle cell disease and many more. Pledge to donate blood here.

Your Commitment to Ministry

On Sunday, November 2, during worship, we listened for how God is calling us to respond in service to our community this year. If you were unable to attend worship on Sunday, or if you have taken some time to discern your commitment for the next year, you are welcome to submit your Commitment to Ministry form online.

Coffee Hour @ Plymouth

We are happy to announce that the Christian Help Committee is demonstrating their leadership in fellowship, by sponsoring coffee hour for the month of November! We appreciate their generosity. Coffee hour is a member led effort. Anyone interested in contributing should reach out to Heather Gallivan. We are truly a blessed community, in these times of food insecurity.

Plymouth Kids Movie Night | Friday, November 14, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Join us for a food themed movie night as we near Thanksgiving break! We'll be watching the crowd favorite, Ratatouille! For more info reach out to Morgan.

Plymouth Kids Friendsgiving | Sunday, November 16, 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM | Gym

Plymouth Kids are invited to Friendsgiving. Bring your favorite Thanksgiving dish to share with your friends at church as we reflect on all the things we're grateful for.

Women's Book Club | Tuesday, November 18, 7:00 PM | the home of Nancy Trott

The Women's Book Club will be reading A Different Kind of Power: A Memoir by Jacinda Ardern. From the former prime minister of New Zealand, then the world’s youngest female head of government, comes a deeply personal memoir chronicling her extraordinary rise, offering inspiration to a new kind of leadership. for information about the Book Club, contact Susan Egan.

Wintering Book Group

Monthly, November 19, December 10, January 14, February 11, March 11

Bob and Donna Reigstad leading

Gather for meaningful reading and conversation, as we walk through this winter together. Katherine May's Wintering focuses on the concept of "wintering" as a metaphor for difficult times in life. The author is inspired by winter being a period of hibernation, relaxation, and renewal. She mixes personal tales, historical references, and cultural insights throughout the book to highlight the importance of embracing and surviving life's "tough seasons" that challenge us.

“The Hope of Ministry” | Acts 6:1-7 | Brett Younger, preaching



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