Plymouth United Church of Christ
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Love Sunday – August 25,20198:30 and 11a.m. worship services.
Marion Hayden and her band will perform jazz songs to compliment a worship service based on Bible verses that uplift love and loving relationships. If you would like to participate as a reader, contact Regina Yopp at 313-831-2460 or ryopp007@yahoo.com
“Farewell Sermon” Rev. Dr. Georgia HillRev. Dr. Georgia Hill will preach her farewell sermon on Sunday, August 4, 2019 at both worship services. A reception to celebrate her ministry is at 1pm following the 11am Worship Service, on the lower level.
I give thanks for you always, remembering you in my prayers.”
~Ephesians 1:6
It is with great joy and sadness that I announce that I will soon be leaving Plymouth. God has opened a door for me for a new ministry opportunity in the Detroit metropolitan area with the Evangelical Covenant Church. It has been my great honor to serve you all. Your love, encouragement, faithfulness, generosity, wise counsel, laughter and tears have been food for my soul. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! May God’s great grace, mercy and power be with you all of your days.
Much Love,
Rev. Georgia
Please come and celebrate our 2019 PUCC scholarship recipients
! – 11 a.m. service.
Steven Hood (host, “Wake up with Steve Hood” and Detroit media political commentator) will deliver the Scholarship Sunday address. Each undergraduate (32 total) will receive a $2200 scholarship and the graduate students (six total) will receive $1000 each, from the church.
The Pilot Club Of PUCC will recognize, honor and celebrate the achievements of Detroit’s own Ed Gordon next Sunday during our annual Black Achievement Sunday services (July 14). We hope to see all of our church family and friends at our 8:30 or 11 am service. 
The Plymouth Graduate Scholarship is available for any Plymouth United Church of Christ member who is actively pursuing an advanced degree in most fields of study beyond a bachelor’s degree. The requirements for consideration of this scholarship are the following:
1. All candidates for the Plymouth Church Graduate Scholarship must be an active member of Plymouth Church for at least five years or have evidence of voluntary duty in the church (e.g., Deacon Board, Choir, etc.).
2. All candidates must submit official transcripts.
3. All candidates must submit a 500-word essay on the prompt: “How would you use your degree to help others?”
4. Candidates currently enrolled in a graduate program must have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average.
5. Candidates currently not enrolled in a graduate program must provide evidence of admission to a program, in addition to, a minimum 3.3 grade-point average during their undergraduate studies.
