Join us for a take-out meal on the 2nd Saturday every month from 11:00 to 11:30 AM. To pick up your meal, enter through door 14 and go to the kitchen. If you know someone who needs a meal, please email MaryAnn at m.a.hamilton2@gmail.com.
The Endowment Committee rigorously oversees six dedicated funds. When you generously donate to the PUMC Endowment, you can select a specific fund for your gift.
As of January 1, 2024, the inflation-adjusted basis for each endowment fund was as follows
Memorial: $53,439.31
Missions: $139,079.20
Worship: $83,166.46
Pipe Organ: $111,814.63
Building: $77,721.45
Children: $126,123.85
TOTAL: $591,344.90
The principle of your gift is never spent, as only the income generated by the gift is utilized. We cannot stress enough our immense gratitude for the generous contributions made by our donors over the years. Your unwavering support has been truly invaluable to us.
Please join us in welcoming Pastor David Neuen and his family Sunday, July 14. We are excited to introduce Pastor David, his wife Cindy, and their two children, Addison and Anna, to our congregation. To celebrate their arrival, we will be holding a Donut Reception after both the 8:45 a.m. and 10 a.m. services. This will be a wonderful opportunity for you to meet and greet Pastor David and his family in a casual, friendly setting. Enjoy delicious donuts and warm fellowship as we extend our heartfelt welcome to them. We look forward to seeing everyone there and sharing in this joyous occasion. Let’s come together as a community to make the Neuen family feel at home!
We are pleased to announce that your supplies were included in our 15th shipment of the year, which was sent to Global Citizen USA on May 28th, 2024. Midwest Mission delivered essential items including blankets, clothing, and Rice Meals, with the entire shipment weighing 43,076 lbs. This vital aid will support migrant and homeless communities along the Arizona/Mexico border.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our donors and volunteers for their incredible contributions. Your unwavering dedication and generosity are the driving forces behind our mission to assist those in need. Each kit and item packed represents a tangible expression of compassion and care, making a significant impact on the lives of many.
Thank you for being an integral part of our community and helping us continue this important work. Together, we can make a difference and show God’s love in practical and meaningful ways.
Hey there, fish fry enthusiasts! 🐟🍟 Are you ready for a mouth-watering event that’s been a tradition for 80 years? Mark your calendars because the PUMC 80th Annual Fish Fry is happening on August 2nd and 3rd!
If you’re excited to be a part of this incredible community event, drop by the main lobby at PUMC on Sunday mornings of July 7, 14, 21, and 28. This is where you can register to volunteer and find your perfect role to play. Whether you’re a seasoned fish fryer or a dessert-baking maestro, your unique skills and contributions are important, and there’s a place for everyone to make a difference!
The Annual Community Fish Fry is more than just a feast – it’s a heartwarming outreach event that unites thousands of neighbors and friends. By enjoying the delectable offerings, you’re also supporting missions both near and far. Scout troops, youth groups, the Missions Committee, and other organizations directly benefit from the proceeds of this event, making a real difference in our community.
From its humble beginnings of welcoming troops home from WWII, this fish fry has evolved into a cherished tradition deeply ingrained in the hearts of the Plainfield community. So, why not join in the fun and partake in this year’s event, which is not just a celebration of our shared history, but also a testament to our enduring community spirit?
And hey, if you want to show off your fish fry spirit even after the event, you can grab some official PUMC Fish Fry Merchandise. Head over to the website mentioned to explore a variety of shirts and other fun items in different styles and colors.
Get ready to dive into a sea of flavors and community spirit at the PUMC Annual Community Fish Fry – an event you won’t want to miss! Don’t forget to share your excitement on social media using the hashtag #PUMCFishFry to help us spread the word!
Attention, friends! Please note the change to our worship schedule for next Sunday, July 7. Due to unique circumstances, there will be no Classic worship at 10:00 AM. Classic worship at 8:45 AM in the sanctuary will proceed as usual. We will have the NewDay Praise worship at 10:00 AM in the Worship Annex.
We deeply appreciate your understanding and flexibility in adapting to this temporary change. Your commitment to our church family is truly valued, and we eagerly look forward to seeing you next Sunday!
We invite you to join us for a 4-week study on the purpose and power of prayer. This enriching series, designed to deepen your understanding of prayer, will take place on Wednesdays from 6:00 to 7:30 PM in the Wesley Room, beginning on July 10 and concluding on July 31. By participating, you will not only connect with fellow members but also enrich your spiritual journey.
Each week, a different leader will guide our interactive sessions, which will cover topics discussed by a diverse group of clergy and lay members from our church. Every session will conclude with a prayer challenge or activity throughout the week, fostering personal and communal growth in our prayer lives.
This study is an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of prayer, and more importantly, to connect with fellow members, fostering a sense of belonging and enriching your spiritual journey. If you are interested in participating, please get in touch with the church office, Pastor Abby (alietz@pumc.org), or Kathy Perry (ke_perry@hotmail.com).
We look forward to seeing you in July and growing together in faith through this meaningful exploration of prayer.
Have you ever dreamt of mastering the art of making delicious pies from scratch? This is your exclusive opportunity to do so!
Due to the incredible response, we are thrilled to announce a second pie-making class on Monday, July 8. Whether you’re a seasoned baker or a complete novice, this class is designed to be a delightful and enlightening experience for all
Join us in the Church Kitchen for an interactive session where we will guide you through the steps of creating two pies:
To secure your spot, visit pumc.link/pie2 and follow the prompts. Take advantage of this chance to enhance your baking skills and contribute to a good cause!
We look forward to baking pies with you!
This year’s Vacation Bible School (VBS) theme, “Start the Party,” is about spreading Jesus’s good news and engaging in missions to share His message with others. These missions are not just tasks. They are opportunities to reach out to different communities and spread love and kindness to those in need. Each mission, including Homeless Ministry, Foster Care, Madina Village Children, and Family Promise, has the potential to make a significant impact. Your donations are the key to making these missions impactful and successful, and your support is invaluable.
During each day of the Vacation Bible School, a special visitor will talk about a specific mission in which each child can actively participate. The missions chosen for this year’s VBS include:
To ensure that these missions are carried out effectively and that each child can actively participate, the following donations are needed:
These items will create meaningful experiences for the missions identified, such as organizing birthday celebrations, providing essential supplies to those in need, and spreading joy and love through various activities.
By uniting as a community and generously donating these items, we can significantly impact the lives of those we reach out to through these missions. Your contributions are not just items. They are a vital part of creating memorable experiences and sharing the message of Jesus in a tangible and meaningful way. Your involvement is what makes these missions possible and impactful.
Let’s join hands and support these missions to make this year’s Vacation Bible School a genuinely enriching and impactful experience for all involved. We are deeply grateful for your generosity and support in spreading the good news of Jesus through missions. Your contributions, no matter how big or small, are invaluable and make a significant difference. Thank you for being a part of this meaningful journey!
Join us for a complimentary community lunch on the last Saturday of each month. We encourage you to spread the word and invite your friends and family to the Last Saturday Lunch. You can enter through Door 14, located on the north side of the Sanctuary. Lunch will be served from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. If you have any inquiries, don’t hesitate to contact Mary Ann Hamilton at m.a.hamilton2@gmail.com.
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