Easter Offering Beneficiary/ies Presented in collaboration with the Board of Outreach The beneficiaries of the Easter Offering are Plymouth’s Drop-in Center, Habitat for Humanity, and Simpson Housing. This is an opportunity to learn more about each of these programs and to understand more clearly why they’ve been selected.
Observe Easter/Passover/Ramadan with Downtown Minneapolis Interfaith Clergy March 12, 19, and 26, 4:00-5:30 pm In January, the Downtown Minneapolis Interfaith Senior Clergy embarked on a Civil Rights Tour of historic sites and locations in George and Alabama. The trip is a part of the Downtown Interfaith Senior Clergy’s ongoing commitment to interfaith dialogue and collaboration […]
Presented in collaboration with Immigrant Welcoming Working Group Participants of Plymouth’s Immigrant Welcoming Working Group will discuss their trip in late February to the Arizona border. There will be photos, and there will be good stories. Their intent is to share not just the trip, but also the feeling and experience of being at the […]
How Can We Help Minneapolis Re-imagine Community Safety? Re-imagining Community Safety (RICS) is a subteam of Plymouth’s Racial Justice Initiative. Through RICS, Plymouth, as a faith community, is committed to leveraging our moral voice to help re-imagine community safety in our city after the murder of George Floyd. We have designed and hosted several presentations/discussions […]
Simple Supper is offered at 6 p.m. Service at 7 p.m. On Maundy Thursday, we recall the events of the Last Supper, when Jesus gathered with his disciples and offered them both the gift of himself and that of the commandment to love one another. Following their time together, they dispersed, and the events leading […]
Good Friday April 7 6:30 p.m. This reflective service will start in the sanctuary and travel in and around our building. Some portions will be held outside; please dress for the weather.
Bring your favorite Easter Bonnet from home or make one on site. In Jones Commons.
Keep talking with Rev. Dr. DeWayne Davis about Easter, resurrection, and resurrection faith. What are your questions? What role does resurrection play in your faith, witness, and spiritual lives?
Dakota Culture, Language and Seeking Justice Learn about the Dakota people, language, culture, and history as well as the story of Dakota people from creation to present and thoughts on the future of the Dakota people. Plymouth member, Jeff Hall, will briefly describe his role in Wakpada, a new apartment building in south Minneapolis that […]
Fridays at 9 am | Online Meditation You can join the online meditation by phone and by zoom with or without video. Meditations usually include a short reading or movement, 20-30 minutes of silence, and a short opportunity to check in with one another. If you’re new to silent meditation, the facilitator will be happy to offer […]
A Life in Climate Policy Michael Noble will speak on a life in climate policy, with a special emphasis on how progress at the states remained steady, even though the power of money in politics thwarted meaningful federal action for 32 years, under 16 years of Republican presidents and 16 years of Democratic ones. He […]
Regenerative Agriculture as a Framework for Advancing Climate-Friendly Landscapes Regenerative agriculture is a key component for solving the global climate crisis and providing land stewards with rich soil and clean water. It also must play an important role in addressing land disparities, farmworker justice, and flourishing rural economies. The Regenerative Agriculture Foundation provides grants and […]
Civic Buzz Town Hall: MPD Chief Brian O’Hara to Speak at Plymouth on Police Reform and Community Safety Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara will be the guest speaker at a Town Hall at Plymouth Congregational Church at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 2. The Town Hall is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis (LWVMpls), […]