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Previous services:
Sunday, March 22: Paula Northwood preaching, “The Practice of Generosity”
Sunday, March 15: Seth Patterson preaching, “You Don’t Know Your Own Strength”
March 27, 2020
An excerpt from Paula Northwood’s March 27 Along the Way:
We have great resources that are guiding us through this time. The MN Conference UCC Minister, Shari Prestemon, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are providing solid leadership and direction.
Because of the information we have now, we will not be holding in-church worship services until mid-May, and possibly for a longer time. Because we house the Groveland Food Shelf and Academia Elze, which are considered essential, we will continue to have limited custodial and security staff on site. Governor Walz’s executive order gives faith leaders and staff permission to record and broadcast spiritual support during this time. We are taking every precaution while doing this. We are trying to err on the side of caution.
Please note that the meeting has been postponed until further notice. Members will be notified when the meeting is rescheduled.
Upon receiving the recommendation of the Search Committee for the Minister for Spiritual Formation and Theater that Seth Patterson be called to this position, the Deacons voted in favor of bringing this matter to the congregation for approval.
A Special Meeting of Plymouth Congregational Church of Minneapolis will be held on a date to be announced. The purpose of the meeting will be to vote on the candidate for Minister for Spiritual Formation and Theater, Seth Patterson.
No other business may come before the meeting.
Click here for more information about Seth.
Our Lenten Meditations booklet is online, at church and available via almost-daily emails (send an email labeled Lent to churchinfo@plymouth.org). Intriguing explorations into hot topics, improving relationships and a contemplative weekend retreat in late March—these offerings and more are waiting for you. Please see our complete list of winter-spring Spiritual Exploration classes and workshops. Come with an open mind and heart!
Read the latest issue of the Flame newsletter , go to our official Facebook page, check out bulletins, announcements and the most recent email to families on our publications webpage.
Plymouth Congregational Church is a progressive faith community grounded in the Christian tradition. In mutual care and with respect for our diverse understandings of God, we seek to embody the radical love and justice found in the life, teachings and spirit of Jesus.
Read the latest Along the Way reflection by Acting Senior Minister Paula Northwood.
Located at the southern edge of downtown Minneapolis, Plymouth Congregational Church offers worship services and spiritual learning opportunities for all ages that are relevant to the world in which we live.
Members: Access our online directory via the Church Life app or our website.
The winter embroidery, Christmas Radiance, will remain on its traditional display through February 2020. In March 2020, the spring embroidery, Renewal of Life, will be displayed. We expect to announce times for discussions about the summer embroidery in the near future. We hope all will participate so that we may facilitate a process that is engaging, respectful and spiritually grounded. For background, please see the Embroideries page.
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