What’s Happening with PUMC Youth? – Apr. 5 at 10:00 am

Youth Worship — Sunday, Apr. 5
10 a.m. • Room 200
This Sunday: Peace Worth Rising For

This week in youth, we’ll celebrate the resurrection by focusing on when Jesus appeared to his disciples and said, “Peace be with you.” Students will explore how this peace isn’t based on circumstances, but on Jesus’ presence in the midst of fear and uncertainty. We’ll talk about the cost of that peace—and why it was worth it. Together, we’ll reflect on where we need peace and what it means to receive it. A powerful reminder: the resurrection isn’t just about what Jesus did—it’s about what he offers us today.

Read Ahead: John 20:19-23

Serve with the Homeless Ministry

We need two youth volunteers to serve on the first Monday of each month.
The next open date is April 6. Additional future dates are available—grab a friend and sign up in the youth room

Camp Adventure July 5-10

Middle School Summer Camp is approaching! We will be heading up to Camp Adventure on July 5th and return on the 10th. We will be rock climbing, blobbing (iykyk), paint-balling, and more while worshiping our God. You can sign up here impact2818.org/event/impact-camp-camp-adventure-11/ and let Brandon know if you need assistance.

April 3, 2026 @ 7:00 PM
Good Friday Vigil:

Join us for a Good Friday Vigil, a quiet time to remember Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. Through scripture, prayer and silence, we will reflect on Christ’s suffering and love, and prepare our hearts for the hope of Easter. Come and go as you are able, and share this sacred time of reflection with our church community.

May 22 – 23, Lock in

Get ready for an overnight adventure at the church on May 22–23! We’ll have games, movies, late-night fun, and plenty of time to just hang out together. Make sure to RSVP with Brandon so you don’t miss out!

Camp Adventure July 5-10

Middle School Summer Camp is approaching! We will be heading up to Camp Adventure on July 5th and return on the 10th. We will be rock climbing, blobbing (iykyk), paint-balling, and more while worshiping our God. You can sign up here impact2818.org/event/impact-camp-camp-adventure-11/ and let Brandon know if you need assistance.

Questions? Contact Brandon at brdenman@pumc.org.

What’s Happening with PUMC Youth? – Mar. 29 at 10:00 am

Youth Worship — Sunday, Mar. 29
10 a.m. • Room 200
This Sunday: On The Side of Forgiveness

This week in youth we’ll look at one of the most powerful moments in the life of Jesus—when, even on the cross, he chose forgiveness. Students will explore what it means to stand “on the side of forgiveness” instead of holding onto anger or seeking revenge. Through real-life examples, we’ll talk about how forgiveness can feel difficult but ultimately brings freedom. Together we’ll wrestle with what it looks like to let go of hurt and trust God with our pain. It’s a meaningful conversation about grace, healing, and choosing a better way forward.

Read Ahead: Mark 15:1-15

Serve with the Homeless Ministry

We need two youth volunteers to serve on the first Monday of each month.
The next open date is April 6. Additional future dates are available—grab a friend and sign up in the youth room

Camp Adventure July 5-10

Middle School Summer Camp is approaching! We will be heading up to Camp Adventure on July 5th and return on the 10th. We will be rock climbing, blobbing (iykyk), paint-balling, and more while worshiping our God. You can sign up here impact2818.org/event/impact-camp-camp-adventure-11/ and let Brandon know if you need assistance.

Looking Ahead

  • April 3, 2026 @ 7:00 PMGood Friday Vigil: Join us for a Good Friday Vigil, a quiet time to remember Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. Through scripture, prayer and silence, we will reflect on Christ’s suffering and love, and prepare our hearts for the hope of Easter. Come and go as you are able, and share this sacred time of reflection with our church community.

Questions? Contact Brandon at brdenman@pumc.org.

Brent Miller Expands His Role in Music Ministries

We’re excited to announce that Brent Miller has stepped into the roles of Director of Music, Director of the Sanctuary Choir, and soon, Director of Handbells, while continuing as Operations Manager with a reduced schedule.

Brent has been a part of PUMC for nearly 10 years as Office Manager and Operations Manager. A lifelong United Methodist and son of former PUMC Senior Pastor Dr. Jack Miller (1999-2003), he developed a deep love for church music early on. With a background in piano, brass, organ, handbells, and choral music, Brent brings a wealth of experience to his expanded role.

Brent and his wife, Jenny, live in Brownsburg, where she has taught math for nearly 30 years. Their son, Jonathan, a Purdue graduate, works for Rolls-Royce in Indianapolis and is getting married this spring.

Brent looks forward to growing PUMC’s Music Ministries and working with our talented musicians to make music for the glory of God!

Please join us in celebrating Brent’s new role!