Education hour returns this Sunday, January 11 at 9 am, with an intergenerational series on anti-racism stories, which will take place upstairs in Room 204. We hope both kids and adults of all ages will join us for this intergenerational series! Note: there will be no Zoom option given the location.

There will be a board and officer training session following worship on Sunday, January 11 in the Chapel. This training is for all board members, committee members, chairpersons, and church officers. Our aim is to finish in about 45 minutes. If you are on one of our 2025 boards or committees, your attendance is requested.

Centering Prayer Group continues on Mondays, at 5:30 pm in the Plymouth Chapel. All are welcome to attend, regardless of your level of knowledge or experience. If you've ever been curious about Centering Prayer, which is a form of Christian silent meditation, now is the perfect time to come check it out! We are a small but friendly group and are always open to newcomers. We meet every Monday, so feel free to drop in as often or as sporadically as you like!

Wednesday Night Live programming continues this Wednesday. At 5:00 pm there will be adult choir rehearsal. At 5:15 pm there will be Bible Study with Rev. Timothy, followed by dinner at 6:00 pm. Handbells will meet at 6:30 pm. All activities are open to anyone in the church, regardless of membership status. Come for activities or just come for dinner and fellowship! The suggested cost for dinner is $10 per person, though no one will be turned away due to the inability to pay. If you plan to come for dinner, please sign up in the Folsom Room in advance so our caterer knows how much food to prepare. Hope to see you there!

Come join Jan Evrard for a weekly yoga class in the Folsom Room. This class will combine both chair and vinyasa flow movements, making it accessible for everyone. There is a cost of $5 for each class, but no one will be turned away. Some yoga mats will be provided; however, bring your mat if you have one, as well as a friend or two. This is a good opportunity to do something good for your mind, body and spirit, as well as simply having a good time.

This month’s Library Book Table Display features Poems, Prayers, and Essays. If you’ve made a goal to read more in ’26, books like these are a great way to get started. You’ll find selections on the table such as The House Blend by our own Bill Deans and Prayers for Peace by former pastor Reverend John Gardner. We’re also highlighting The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran and When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson. There are more books in this spirit on the display, and even more waiting for you in the Louise Folsom Memorial Library, just off the Folsom Room.

For over three decades, Plymouth Congregational Church has presented a commemoration of the life and legacy of Dr. King in word and song. This dramatic presentation features speakers from the community and musicians from Heartland Sings and participating churches. 

This event will take place at Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1331 Gay Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46803. Join in this important commemoration of justice and truth.

You are invited to participate in Renewable Energy Day on Tuesday, January 20. This is a fun educational and important annual advocacy event at the Indiana Statehouse that features a speaker panel, tables of environmental and energy groups (including SUN), a delicious free lunch, and an opportunity to meet with your state legislators to advocate for renewable energy access in our state! Free bus transportation from Fort Wayne to Indy and back is provided! 

Our annual business meeting where we approve the 2026 budget will take place after worship on January 25 in the Folsom Room. The Youth Group will be providing lunch. Please plan on staying for this important meeting. Agenda items and links to documents will be forthcoming soon!