OCT. 31 | Not Your Mummy’s Halloween ConcertNOV. 23-24 | Pie WeekendOn Halloween night Plymouth presents “Not Your Mummy’sHalloween Concert,” beginning at 5 p.m. with a free communitydinner followed by the concert at 6 p.m. Join us (with or withouta costume) and bring a friend for a night of spooky classics andpop Halloween favorites in fun for the whole family. In addition,we’ll enjoy fun games, prizes, a costume contest parade, and moresurprises! Costumes are not required but encouraged.Pie Sunday at Plymouth holds special significance in our hearts,as we set aside time to give thanks for our blessings throughoutthe year, especially at this time of harvest. We will sing thetraditional Thanksgiving hymns of the church, the choirs willpresent special music, and the Plymouth Brass will add toworship on this special day. Complete this special day by joiningus for pie in Waveland Hall following worship to celebrate theof our Stewardship campaign!NOV. 2-3 | All Saints’ WeekendAll Saints’ WeekendAll Saints is a day of remembrance for the saints, with the NewTestament meaning of all Christian people of every time andplace. We celebrate the communion of saints as we rememberthe dead, both of the Church universal and of our localcongregation. We will commemorate this special day with musicand a liturgy of remembrance for our dearly departed Saints.All Saints’ PotluckBring a dish to share and celebrate the Saints in your life onSaturday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m. after Worship in Waveland Hall or onSunday, Nov. 3 at 5 p.m.NOV. 5 | Election Day VigilOn Election Day, our Sanctuary will be open all day for peopleto drop by and offer prayers for our country and state.NOV. 9-10 | Guest Preacher: Julian ReidJoin us for respite and Sanctuary following a long political seasonon this weekend when we depart from or usual worship order fora time of Comfort, Sanctuary, Story, Rest, Pause, and Play.NOV. 30 & DEC. 1 | Advent 1The weeks before Christmas are a time of preparation known asAdvent, which means “coming” or “visit.” The early Christianskept in mind both “advents” of Christ, the first in Bethlehemand the second yet to come. Christians prepare welcome Jesusinto our hearts again this Christmas by celebrating his birth.DEC. 6-8 | Advent 2Sounds of the Season: Many Moods of ChristmasExperience a magical night of music with Robert Shaw and RobertRussell Bennett’s “Many Moods of Christmas!” Join us on Friday,Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. or Saturday, Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. for a spectacularpresentation of these beloved choral and orchestral carol suites,first performed at Plymouth decades ago. With stunning orchestraland organ accompaniments, this is your chance to revel in thetimeless beauty of some of the most cherished holiday melodieswith fresh and exciting orchestral colors and arrangements.Advent Family FestivalJoin us on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for the AdventFamily Festival! There will be games and activities for kids inthe gym. This event is free, no registration needed!Plymouth Magazine 21
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