Some say this is the most important election for Minneapolis in decades. If so, it’s in large part because of the three amendments that are on the ballot for the November 2nd election. Early voting already began on September 17, but voters are still weighing the pros and cons of the three amendments: Ballot Question […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. October 10 Windustry with Lisa Daniels presenting
Gathering to learn about Beacon's 'Inreach' initiative and to encourage sign ups for one-on-one conversations to deepen relationships among Plymouth people and widen the base of support for legislative advocacy in 2022.
Morning sessions have been moved to: Thursdays October 14 / 21 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Patrisse Kahn-Cullors and asha bandele's memoir When They Call You a Terrorist is a coming-of-age story that reveals the depth of racial targeting and its impact on Black families and neighborhoods during Kahn-Cullors' time growing up in Los […]
Monthly board meeting
Group outing to the Marine Art Museum in Winona
Patrisse Kahn-Cullors and asha bandele's memoir When They Call You a Terrorist is a coming-of-age story that reveals the depth of racial targeting and its impact on Black families and neighborhoods during Kahn-Cullors' time growing up in Los Angeles. The book also explores the ways in which these experiences led Kahn-Cullors to co-found Black Lives […]
Some say this is the most important election for Minneapolis in decades. If so, it’s in large part because of the three amendments that are on the ballot for the November 2nd election. Early voting already began on September 17, but voters are still weighing the pros and cons of the three amendments: Ballot Question […]
Senior High students (grades 9-12) will gather for a lock-out, an evening under the stars full of games, a bonfire, dinner and lots of silliness. In accordance with COVID protocols, kids will be sleeping outdoors. Event begins at 7pm Friday and ends at 8am Saturday. In event of extremely cold or rainy weather, event will […]
Saturday 10.16.21 11:00 am Masks are required. Pre-Register Here to attend in-person Service will be live streamed -
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. October 17 zAmya Theater zAmya is a Sanskrit word that means “aiming at peace.” For zAmya, aiming at peace means aiming toward a community with safe, stable, affordable housing options for all. zAmya Theater was founded in 2004 by […]
Come together for an intergenerational gathering to watch the Vikings take on the Carolina Panthers. Kick off is at noon under the Big Top! Bring your chair, wear your fan gear, pick up a lunch from one of our local restaurants and let's watch some football! The Committee for Children, Youth and […]
Explore your community and your faith through our robust alignment of topics and discussions. October 24 Urban Investors offers an experiential learning program for bankers that help them learn about the challenges facing urban areas, how private-sector financial resources support business growth, and how to increase household incomes while helping to diversify financial institutions. […]
The Plymouth Contemplatives engage in a conversation about the intersection between action and contemplation.
#12 My White Friends. For years, Myra Greene had explored Blackness through her photography, often in self-portraits. She wondered, what would it mean to take pictures of whiteness? For her friends, what was it like to be photographed because you’re white? Zoom discussion on Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2021
Open Door: A Conversation With Clergy – SPECIAL IN PERSON EDITION! Are you looking for a place of respite, an opportunity to share your cares and concerns with others in a circle of mutual support? The pandemic has burdened us in numerous ways and the clergy of Plymouth are aware that many folks are struggling […]