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Welcome back, Plymouth family! It has been 2 years since we have had a Rally Sunday in-person gathering, and we can’t wait to see you! Here are the details […]
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This week at Plymouth for Children, Youth and Families: June 2, 2021
There is lots going on in this week’s email! In-person outdoor worship resumes on Sunday June 6th at 9am! Bring your own chair and mask! Join us for an all-ages […]
This week at Plymouth, for Children, Youth and Families
I don’t want you to miss out on everything in this week’s email! Here’s what we cover *Important upcoming events (including NO CHURCH SCHOOL this weekend!) *Registration for Camp Club! […]
Give in to Hope Day 47: YOU!
Here we are, on Easter morning–a day of hope, of rebirth, of new life, and of possibilities! Over the past weeks, we have learned about young people from all over […]
Give in to Hope Day 46: Boyan Slat
When Boyan Slat was 16, he went scuba diving on a family vacation and was horrified to see more plastic than fish during his time underwater. The image stayed with […]
Give in to Hope Day 45: The Little Rock Nine
It wasn’t so long ago that separating people in schools, stores, on busses, and at drinking fountains, was not only expected in many places in the United States, particularly the […]
Give in to Hope Day 44: JoJo Siwa
Many people are familiar with Jojo Siwa, whether it’s because of her big personality making her a breakout star on reality TV and Nickelodeon, her songs that kids can’t get […]
Give in to Hope Day 43: Jasilyn Charger
Jasilyn Charger, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe, experienced a lot of sadness as a child and teen. Growing up on a reservation* many friends and acquaintances were […]
Give in to Hope Day 42: Darnella Frazier
In May 2020, Darnella Frazier’s cousin was hungry. But, the cousin was only 9 years old, and Darnella didn’t feel it was smart to send them to the store alone, […]
Give in to Hope Day 41: Sparsh Shah
I am sure someone you know has broken a bone. Maybe you’ve even broken one once. Can you imagine what it would be like to have your bones crack and […]