Join us Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. for a warm evening of food and fellowship. All PUMC children and families are invited to enjoy a free spaghetti dinner with salad, garlic bread, and dessert.
This family-friendly meal is a simple way to pause, connect, and enjoy time together before the holiday season begins. Invite a friend, bring your family, and make plans to join us. Come hungry and be part of this special night.
Youth Worship • 10 a.m. • Room 200 This week, we’re talking about how your influence matters. Your words, actions, and attitude shape the people around you—often more than you realize. Just like the boy who offered his small lunch to Jesus, what you bring may seem ordinary, but in Jesus’ hands it becomes extraordinary. When you show up, stay willing, and trust Him, He can use your life in powerful ways. Read Ahead: John 6:1–14
Serve with the Homeless Ministry
We need two youth volunteers on the first Monday of each month. The next open date is Dec. 1. Grab a friend and sign up by the youth room.
PUMC Dungeons & Dragons Group
A new D&D campaign is starting soon. It’s a great way to meet people and have fun. If you want to join or have questions, let Brandon know as soon as possible.
Mark Your Calendar
Dec. 28: Youth Christmas Party
Weekly Bible studies will continue, and we’re working on a start date. Stay tuned and share your thoughts with Brandon.
KIDS@PUMC is collecting cereal boxes to support families in our community—and to create a fun domino run in the main hallway on Friday, Dec. 5. Our goal is 100 boxes, and every donation adds to the impact and the fun.
How to participate:
Bring unopened cereal boxes to church.
Drop them off with your child’s teacher before Dec. 5.
Invite others to donate.
Each box helps feed families and share joy this Christmas season. Let’s build joy, one box at a time.
Cub Scout Pack 399 invites the PUMC congregation to the Second Annual Scoutsgiving Dinner—November 25 at 7:00 pm in the Worship Annex, the Scouts’ version of a pitch-in Thanksgiving celebration!
This year’s theme is friendship and connection, with an evening focused on building community, sharing good food, and enjoying conversation. A brief program will open the night, followed by time for fellowship and new friendships to grow.
Plainfield UMC celebrates an inspiring response to Consecration Sunday, reflecting the generosity and faithfulness of our congregation.
We have received 138 pledges, including 25 from new pledgers—a wonderful sign of growing engagement and shared commitment to God’s work among us. Of those pledging, 71 increased their giving, with 55 increasing by more than 5%, demonstrating deep trust in God’s provision and the ministry of our church.
$753,600 has been pledged to date in support of Plainfield UMC’s ministries for 2026. These gifts will sustain worship, outreach, discipleship, and mission efforts that bring hope and transformation to our community and beyond.
Thank you to everyone who participated so faithfully. Your generosity makes a lasting impact as we continue to share Christ’s love and serve others in His name.
Join Plainfield UMC’s men, young men, and guests for this month’s Men’s Breakfast, held at the Plainfield Police Station, 1075 W. Main St., Plainfield, IN 46168.
Enjoy a hearty meal, good conversation, and time in Scripture as we grow together in faith and fellowship. Whether this is your first visit or you’ve been attending for years, you’ll find a welcoming space to connect with God and one another.
Bring your Bible, invite a friend, and come hungry—for food, fellowship, and God’s Word. All are welcome, just as you are.
Cub Scout Pack 399 invites all veterans to their first Veterans Day Program on Monday, Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. in the Worship Annex at Plainfield UMC.
The Cub Scouts will host a brief ceremony to honor and thank veterans for their service. Following the ceremony, guests are invited to stay for refreshments and fellowship with the Scouts. Lemonade and cookies will be served. All veterans and their families are warmly welcome.
Members of the Cornerstone small group are hosting a call-out to gauge interest in a Dungeons & Dragons group at PUMC. All are welcome—seasoned adventurers and beginners alike.
When: Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, at 3 p.m. Where: Worship Annex What: Brief overview, interest survey, and next steps
Dungeons & Dragons is a collaborative role-playing game led by a Dungeon Master (DM). Players create characters, work together to face challenges, and tell a shared story. We hope this multigenerational fellowship group will also welcome friends from the community—please invite others.
RSVP/Questions: Email Rebecca at rblackwelder@pumc.org.
This Sunday is Laity Sunday & Ministry Fair! Celebrate how God works through our laity, then explore 20+ ministries in the Main Lobby, 9:45–11:30 a.m. Discover where your gifts can make a difference and connect with others in service!
There’s something special about singing “Silent Night” on Christmas Eve, surrounded by candlelight and community. This year, you’re invited to be part of that joy by joining Plainfield UMC’s Festival Choir for Christmas Eve worship at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Whether you’ve sung in choir all your life or haven’t lifted your voice in years, you’re welcome! The Festival Choir is open to all youth and adults – no ongoing choir commitment required. Just come ready to sing, celebrate, and share the wonder of Christmas through music, together with our Festival Orchestra.
Rehearsals:
Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 p.m. in the Music Room (Room 125) Dates: Nov. 13 and 20, and Dec. 4, 11, and 18 Enter at Door 2
Dress Rehearsal: Monday, Dec. 22, from 6:30–8:30 p.m. Call Time Christmas Eve: 6:00 p.m.
Questions? Call Brent Miller at 317-839-2319, ext. 223
Add your voice to the story of Christmas this year! Come sing, worship, and make the season bright! Join the Festival Choir and experience Christmas Eve in a whole new way.