An event to hold energy and sacred space for George Floyd Square and those gathered there on this important one-year anniversary of his murder. We want to engage as much of the Plymouth congregation as possible in this work of witnessing. Our intention is to invite our congregation and neighbors to participate. The Contemplatives […]
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Via Zoom Provides fellowship for neighbors with disabilities, mental illness or struggles with independent living.
Learn more about the proposed FY2022 Budget. Q&A will follow the budget presentation. To register, click here
Learn more about the proposed FY2022 Budget. Q&A will follow the budget presentation. To register, click here
Confirmation (grade 8) Plymouth Congregational Church offers a one-year Confirmation program with students entering the eighth grade. A student entering this program is not signing on to be confirmed, but rather is signing on to the process. The decision of whether to join the church and participate in the Rite of Confirmation is made at […]
Intergenerational Pilgrimage to Lake of the Isles Have you ever wondered: What would it be like to go on a pilgrimage? Maybe you know people who have walked The Camino de Santiago in Spain, visited the Holy Land in the Middle East, or have participated in Hajj. At its heart, a pilgrimage is […]
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Provides fellowship for neighbors with disabilities, mental illness or struggles with independent living. Masks are required Registration is required - click here for registration form
Forest Bathing is a gentle, mindful, walk in nature. The practice of Forest Bathing (also called Forest or Nature Therapy) is based on the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, an intentional practice of mindful nature immersion developed to treat stress-related illnesses. Forest bathing is different from a hike or an interpretative nature walk. Forest bathing walks […]
Adult adoptee support group To register your attendance, click here
Annual planning meeting for this Plymouth working group.
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biking, building, art and more! *Open to kids entering Kindergarten and above!
Provides fellowship for neighbors with disabilities, mental illness or struggles with independent living. Masks are required Registration is required - click here for registration form
#8 Skulls and Skin Scientists weren’t the first to divide humanity along racial—and racist—lines. But for hundreds of years, racial scientists claimed to provide proof for those racist hierarchies—and some still do.