We act to seek a more just world

Since our founding in 1857, Plymouth has been committed to making the world a better place. From our early stance against slavery to our recent efforts to expand affordable housing, Plymouth members strive to improve our community, to deepen our spiritual lives and to express our love for one another and all of creation. This ministry of service in pursuit of justice is central to our life as a church.

Through such projects as Families Moving Forward, Habitat for Humanity, and volunteering at the nearby Whittier school, Plymouth members go into into the community to address pressing issues. In addition, the Strobel Drop-in Center at Plymouth Church and the Lydia Apartments Connections group build relationships with our neighbors in need.

Advocate

Plymouth has a strong history of being active in important issues that affect us all. Many groups and committees help guide us and lead us through Racial Justice, Supporting Immigration, Protecting the Environment, and lifting up the community around us. Want to get involved or learn more, find out how through the links below.

Volunteer Opportunities

Habitat for Humanity Build Week

Habitat for Humanity – Join other Plymouth members and friends for this year’s Build Week project Monday, August14-Friday, August 18. We need 12-15 volunteers per day to help with the […]

Beacon: Unpacking Race and Housing

  Minnesota has some of the widest racial disparities in the nation– especially in housing. Part of the work toward racial equity must include understanding and acknowledging this reality. This […]

Upcoming Opportunities