We invite you to come in and pick up a carry-out meal between 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of the month. Please enter through door 14 and go to the kitchen; someone will be there to get your meal. If you know of someone who might need a meal, visit pumc.org/ministries.
The New Year is here! Join us in serving our neighbors, the families staying with Family Promise, while they work to get on their feet. Plainfield United Methodist Church (PUMC) will provide evening meals for Family Promise on January 22-28, 2023.
The families are now in the new shelter – Almost Home – at 7233 E. County Road 300 S., Plainfield. They aim for a 6:00 p.m. supper time. Meals can be dropped off at or before 6:00 p.m. They have a kitchen fully stocked with plates, cookware, utensils, etc. You are welcome and encouraged to stay and have supper with the families. A Family Promise overnight staff person will be there by 6:00 p.m. (usually earlier).
We will receive the family information the week before we host to know how many meals are needed. It can be up to six families of varying sizes. (Currently, there are 6 families, 7 adults, and 14 children.) Meals are served family style. Contact Mary Raver at mraver@pumc.org with questions or to sign up for a meal!
Betty Barding in memory of Keith Barding and loved ones
Rebecca Blackwelder in memory of Barbara Blackwelder & Horace Blackwelder: loving parents to Mark & Rebecca and grandparents to Gray and Mark Jr.
Kay Blevins and family in memory of husband and father Jack Blevins
Ruth Anne Bowen in memory of Noble Bowen (1930-2009)
Clayton & Carol Foxworthy in memory of Lee Foxworthy and Doyle & Rosemary Bilyeu
Phil & Judy Heffelman, in memory of our parents, Eugene & Jeannette Tague and Melvin & Gaynell Brown
John & Sue Hylton in memory of our parents: Tom & Thelma Castleman and Byron & Ellen Hylton
Tamara and Sarah Miller and Terry Jones in memory of our parents/grandparents, Ken & Carolyn Jolly
Daniel & Debi Kinnamon, in memory of Carol and Jeff Edmondson
Jane Martin in memory of John Martin
Jim, Kelly, Brandon and Matthew Rodarmel, in memory of Marcia Rodarmel
Larry & Anne Rudy in memory of our grandson Brayden Smith
Eleanor Vermillion and family in memory of Ed Vermillion
Judith Watts in memory of Robert R., Charlotte M., and Robert C. Watts
Dotty Wilson in memory of family members no longer with us – Dick, Terri, Ed, and Tyler
Judy Zirkle, in memory of my sister, Diane Dammeyer
Mary Martha Circle in memory of Ilse Hawkins
POINSETTIAS GIVEN BY AND IN CELEBRATION
Barbara Baker in celebration of my children and grandchildren
Rebecca & Mark Blackwelder in celebration of Gracen’s successful completion of their first quarter at college and our loving parents, Carol & Bob Grimm and Pat Blackwelder.
Kay Blevins in celebration of our children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren
Sue Doty, in celebration of Helen Wallen
Bud & Anita Green in celebration of and in gratitude for our family
Daniel & Debi Kinnamon in celebration of Valerie Clark
Treva Marcum-Rubsam in celebration of my dear grandchildren, “Treva’s Terrific Ten”!
Jim & Martha Roath in celebration of our grandchildren
Larry & Anne Rudy in celebration of our grandchildren: Taylor Rudy, Bryce Smith, Brock Smith, Samuel Kessler, and Benjamin Kessler
Each year the Indiana Conference of the United Methodist Church lifts the Bishop’s Offering for Children to support children’s ministries locally and worldwide. PUMC will receive this offering on Sunday, December 18, in the available special envelopes that Sunday.
Thank you for your generous support of this offering.
On Christmas Eve, December 24, PUMC will receive a special offering at all worship experiences (4, 7, 9, and 11 p.m.) to support local families and children in need. The entirety of that evening’s offerings will go to ministries and programs that support and assist children, youth, and families in the local area. These gifts carry the spirit of Christmas all year long! Thank you for your generosity.
Join us on the last Saturday of the month for a free lunch. Pass the word and bring a friend. Everyone is welcome! Door 14 will be open, and we will serve from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Plainfield UMC’s men, young men, and guests gather at the church on the third Saturday of the month at 8:30 a.m. for food and fellowship.
We meet in Clayton Hall/Worship Annex. Bring an empty stomach, a friend, and your Bible! Be ready to be nourished through delicious food and the word of God! Hope to see you there!
Thank you to all who helped and participated in the 2022 CROP Walk.
23 walkers from 5 churches walked the local trails behind the rec center, and 7 churches donated financially. A total of $ 3,344.00 was raised to help feed the needy! And a big thank you to Mick and Linda Linn for donating Dilly bars to the walkers once again. We appreciate your participation and encouragement!
Thank you to the following individuals that have done such a fantastic job of caring for the Plainfield United Methodist Church Memorial Garden for the past year.
The garden always looks so calm and beautiful.
Thank you to the following for all your hard work and care;
Elaine Jacone
Jackie Clayton
Jerry Gillooly
Tony Meyer
Larry Rudy
Bill Edie
Special thanks to Gene and Janet Young for all their support and efforts over the past years. They have retired but still provide excellent advice.
Everyone mentioned has worked tirelessly to maintain a peaceful and relaxing area for our loved ones to enjoy. And to ensure the members of Plainfield United Methodist Church have a memorial garden we can all enjoy and be very proud of.
Plainfield UMC is looking for people to volunteer 2-4 hours a month to help teach Sunday school to children in grades K-5 or watch the younger children in the nursery. Both men and women are encouraged to volunteer. Please visit pumc.org for more information or volunteer.