Amazing Grays is Plymouth’s newly organized adult fellowship group.  All who are 60 and over are welcome, however age is not a limiting requirement―no carding will be done at the door!  Participants sign up for special interest groups as well as informal fellowship.  We’ll share learning, entertainment, service, food, and fun.

 Caring Task Force assists families with the arrangements for a reception following the funeral of a loved one.  If you would be interested in helping to host, or providing refreshments, please contact the church office to have your name added to the contact list.

 Knife & Fork is a group of senior citizens who enjoy getting together once a month to share a meal.  Transportation can be arranged at the time of your reservation.  New participants are always welcome!

 Mothers of Young Children (ages birth to 10) is organized for the purpose of friendship, fellowship, and support.

 Retired Men’s Breakfasts, the 1st Wednesday of each month, are monthly gatherings of retired men for fellowship and prayer over a shared breakfast.

Standish Circle meets informally, supports each other through life’s ups and downs, chooses special projects to enhance Plymouth’s ministries, and makes money for benevolence projects.  Standish was the first women’s circle to meet in the evening, at a time when a few women were working outside the home, but most were young mothers who appreciated a worthwhile night out.  Now that they are a bit older, they invite all women to join who wish to be part of a “circle of friends” and to share in their mission.

Plymouth Players is an ongoing group of dramatically inclined folks of all ages who serve as a repertory troupe to produce plays and other theatricals for the public, with dramatic readings and presentations in worship services, and on other special occasions.  If you’d like to be part of the “players,” contact Brent Blalock or Scott Rigdon for information.