Its the last week of summer, and the hardest time to find camps. Drop-In Days will offer families a chance to have their kids go somewhere and do fun activities with friends as a great end to summer. More info to follow.
The Choir sings every Sunday for the 11 a.m. worship service. The Choir has always been an important part of Plymouth’s music program, singing anthems from the Renaissance to 2022 – a wonderful experience for all choral enthusiasts!
Return, Rebuild, and Renew within our beloved community. September 11 will be the first time we fully gather in person for Rally Sunday since 2019. Through all the change that the last few years have brought one of the truths that continue to unify us is that our church is not a building; it is […]
3-5-year-olds explore early musical concepts and skills through games, movement, and silly songs! This group may perform in worship for the Family Christmas Eve service, but not regularly during the church year. Parents, please plan to accompany your child(ren) for this short class.
Cherub Choir is about learning to be in an ensemble for the first time. We will work on how to sing in beautiful unison, how to work and learn as a team and build our basic music skills as we begin to focus on reading music. This group sings approximately once every eight weeks in […]
Youth Choir goes beyond singing and performs a wide range of musical pieces once a month during worship. This ensemble values community and skill building along with finding your voice and celebrating it! To join, a music background is helpful, but not required – but love of singing is essential. Those who bring special music […]
Choristers are led to sing with joy and precision while they learn about the composers and cultural context of the pieces they perform. The collaborative nature of the group means that student ideas are heard, and the product is a reflection of the choir’s ideas. Choristers strengthen their basic music skills as they begin to […]
Singers learn how to use their voices as part of an ensemble and build skills in part-singing, often using jazz and contemporary music traditions. This group is non-auditioned and welcomes singers of all abilities and experiences. Chapel Singers regularly sing in worship throughout the church year. Come join us and try something new, meet some […]
Spoken Word: Plymouth is thrilled to welcome spoken word artist Pierre Fulford to kick off our fall season. Pierre is a Minneapolis-based spoken word artist who works in the intersection of his cultural experience and religion. He will meet with youth and guide them in the creation of a piece Wednesday nights. September 14–October 12, Wednesdays […]
Meaning On the spiritual path, we all seek meaning: ways to connect personal fulfillment to something larger. Meaning is here as a conversation partner in our shared quest for spiritual understanding. In each episode, host Chris Bohnhoff engages members of Plymouth Congregational Church of Minneapolis in a conversation about the deeper significance of the things […]
How do we ensure voting and the importance of making certain everyone has the right to vote without barriers or restrictions? Attendees will be offered several ways to engage in the effort to make sure everyone has the right to vote and has access to voting. Kitty Westin is Advocacy/Action Director of the League […]
Children grades K-8th, please join us at 10 am in Jones Commons to meet teachers and go to your classrooms! On the 18th, we will have a special gathering and playtime for parents and children under Kindergarten age, in room 207. Classes are currently broken up by age in the following ways: Ages 2-5 meet […]
RJI will hold its annual planning retreat on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon
This I Believe | Racial Justice Is Personal video, a project of the Racial Justice Initiative. The goal with these weekly personal stories is to inspire reflection and action, and we offer them with humility and vulnerability. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9yDEzk7Yjg
Beyond Addiction: Hope, Healing & Recovery In recognition of National Recovery Month, Jeremiah Gardner and Andrew Williams from the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation will share personal stories and professional perspectives on healing, hope, and their vision of empowering recovery and wellbeing for all. Andrew Williams, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Hazelden […]