Wednesday Night Live

In the midst of your busy week, join us to refuel your body, mind and spirit with a variety of children, youth and adult programs


WNL will gather through April 29th, and then we pause programming for summer break. Programs resume in August!

Faith Basics: Wednesday Worship 7:15-7:30pm

5 minute sermons on basic elements of our faith—like a super short Christianity 101

Wednesday Night Live Schedule

5:00-6:00pm

  • Dinner - by Chef au Chef in Pilgrim Hall, Freewill donation. As supplies last.

5:45-7:30pm

  • FP Littles (0-5 years)

  • FP Kids Studio Programs and Music (Kindergarten-6th grade)

6:00-7:30pm

  • Confirmation (7th & 8th grade). Email Tori to sign up!

6:15-7:15pm

  • Adult Classes and Programs (see classes below)

  • College-Age Bible Study

7:15-7:30pm

  • FAITH BASICS Family Worship (Multi-Generational) in the Sanctuary

7:15pm

  • Adult Plymouth Choir Rehearsal

Wednesday Night Live Opportunities for Kids
Wednesdays, 5:45-7:30pm

Our Wednesday Night Live opportunities for kids are expanding! This year not only will kids get to participate in choir, they will also have opportunites for learning and play in drama, drumming, handbells, and art! All of these will connect our kids in deep and meaningful ways to our worship life.

Questions? Contact Jeremy or Shelby.


Confirmation for 7th & 8th Grade
Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30pm

Build a foundation of faith, serve others through projects, play games, and get connected. Contact Tori.


WNL Adult Programs and Classes:
Questions contact Addie.

College Aged Bible Study
Wednesdays, 6:15-7:15pm, Otis Young Room. Connect and grow together!

Yoga
April 8, 15, 22, & 29, 6:15-7:15pm, Chapel. (*Will not meet April 1)

Free. Led by Jessica Jewell.

All ages and abilities including beginners are welcome. Bring your yoga mat. Questions? Contact Addie.

Get Low & the Prophets: Faith, Film, and the Art of Redemption
April 29, 6:15-7:15pm, Art Room. Led by Dr. Dan Clanton, Doane University

Following the recent passing of the actor Robert Duvall, this class revisits his film Get Low through a theological lens. We’ll connect storytelling on screen with the deeper currents of scripture and what they reveal about grace, truth, and the human condition. No registration needed.

Hidden Grief: The Challenge of Surprise Goodbyes
April 29, 6:15-7:15pm, Pilgrim Hall. Led by Dr. Jerry Bockoven

Not all grief is obvious. Life changes like retirement, moving, health challenges, or even losing a pet can bring “hidden grief” that often goes unrecognized. In this session, Dr. Bockoven helps you identify and navigate these feelings with practical insight—shared through stories, poetry, and a touch of humor. No registration needed.