“Spirituality “ refers to those experiences, practices ,and ideas that bring a feeling of deep connection to nature and the universe, to other people, to our authentic inner being, and to the Mystery that surrounds us. This felt connection brings a sense of purpose and meaning to our lives. Research shows that spiritual development is […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. November 7 The Idea of America: Our Lost Civic Argument Can people govern themselves? Our confidence in “The People” and in their ability to develop and administer civic justice with some degree of wisdom suggests a belief in an elusive […]
HABIT Social support for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment and their partners, who completed the Mayo clinic HABIT program.
In winter and spring of 2021, Plymouth’s Immigration Welcoming Working Group (IWWG) and Racial Justice Initiative (RJI) offered Intersection, a multi-media book club that included podcasts, documentaries, and articles as well as books. The goal was to learn about racial justice and immigration issues from a historic and current perspective and explore the junctions. Intersection […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. November 14 The Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, 2 Spirit and Children We will talk about some reasons why we believe this is happening, faults in the system causing lack of reporting, ways we are trying to bring […]
Considering Church Membership? Please attend our Inquirer’s Classes One of the lessons of the pandemic has been the reminder of the importance of community. Plymouth Congregational Church provides unique ways to explore and experience progressive Christianity, personal spirituality, the arts, and social justice, all within a supportive congregation. To know the care and concern of […]
#13 White Affirmative Action. When it comes to U.S. government programs and support earmarked for the benefit of particular racial groups, history is clear. White folks have received most of the goodies. Zoom discussion on Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. November 21 Art & Spirituality How can Art foster our spirituality? One of the many ways is to connect us more closely with nature through the vision of a particular artist. Art historian, Julie L'Enfant, discusses this power in the […]
Based on Richard Rohr’s Advent teachings as well as the Ignatian practice of imaginative prayer, this weekly retreat will use storytelling, music and guided visualization to bring participants deep into the heart of the meaningful metaphors of the Christmas story. Tuesdays, 7-8:15 p.m., on zoom. Nov. 30: The Annunciation: Saying Yes Dec 7: The Epiphany: […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. December 12 Childhood on Pause: Plymouth’s Children and Youth Speak For some of our children, the past 20 months have been nearly a quarter of their lives, a period of time marked by COVID-19, climate change on a massive scale, […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. December 19 Critical Connections Advance Health Equity Founded in 1971, Family Tree Clinic is a regional leader in community-based and equity-focused sexual health care and education. They reach over 22,000 people a year through their medical clinic and education services. In […]
Sunday Forum Committee will continue to offer high-quality, engaging speakers on a variety of relevant topics each week. This will be both in-person in the Chapel as well as a live Zoom webinar for remote viewing. https://www.plymouth.org/explore/forum/
The Deacons recognize, even among ourselves, that we attach to Plymouth in different ways. For some of us, it’s the worship service, for others the youth program, and/or the Food Shelf, and/or racial justice, a fellowship group, Camp Plymouth, the jazz trio, the contemplatives, just for examples. In this Sunday Salon, we want to hear […]
This spring and next, Passover, Ramadan, and Easter coincide. After 2023, this convergence will not happen again for another 33 years. We, the downtown congregations, are planning two events this year to mark this shared season of redemption. Panel Discussion Facilitated by Rev. Dr. DeWayne L. Davis Plymouth Congregational Church in Minneapolis Sunday, April […]
Workshop Session on the Backup Plan for Solos
Join other members at the Round Table conversations. We are eager to hear your thoughts and dreams about how we can make our church, property and land more hospitable to our neighbors and guests and to create a stronger sense of community. One hour discussions will be held on Sundays, May 15 & 29 […]