In-person and online at plymouth.org/worship

Join the Deacons this coming week on Wednesday 6:30 in person (Gallery) or Thursday 6:30 (on Zoom) for a conversation about our church building. Among the questions we’ll be exploring: How has our building served the mission and purposes of the church well in the past? How does the building currently contribute to the mission […]

Restorative Justice:  Dialogue That Builds Bridges of Trust Across the Divides For the past four decades, the modern movement of restorative justice has expanded far beyond its original context for helping victims and offenders of crime. From school children to African countries coping with mass violence, various models of restorative dialogue bring harming and harmed […]

Children under 2.5 years old/not potty trained remain with parents at 10:00 a.m. Children 2.5 years old or potty trained through age 5 (not yet in kindergarten): Room 209 Children Kindergarten–grade 2: Room 204 Children grades 3–5: Room 205 Young people grades 6–8: Room 207 Confirmands: Fireside Room Senior High Youth (grades 9–12): youth group […]

One more chance to pre-order your Christmas greenery from the youth at Plymouth! We will have teens taking pre-orders from 10:00 to 11:00 this Sunday, November 12, in Jones Commons. We have to turn our orders in to our supplier the 14th, so we can't take pre-orders after the 12th. However we will have some […]

In-person or online at plymouth.org/worship The prelude begins at 10:45.

Plymouth Film Club: “Mr. Holland's Opus”   Sun., Nov. 12. Join Philip Brunelle as host for Plymouth Film Club ‘s Nov. 12 showing of the biopic and drama “Mr. Holland’s Opus” (1 hr. 44 min.) at 12:30 in Jackman. Film Club shows films on Plymouth’s largest “screen”—the south wall of Jackman Hall—for enhanced viewing. The […]

Ages: Adults, Youth 14 + Serving Money, Serving God: Aligning Radical Justice, Christian Practice, and Church Life by Dr. Sheryl Johnson How do we create a church structure that honors and reflects our congregation’s commitment to justice? Dr. Sheryl Johnson argues that alignment between our beliefs and church practices is critical, not as a theological […]

Please join us for the Interfaith Coalition on Immigration vigil on Tuesday, November 14th from 7:30 to 8:30 am at the Whipple Building at Fort Snelling. This month our clergy and members will be presenting the program. https://mnicom.org/2023/11/07/november-2023-vigil/

Please join clergy and members of the church staff for a time of meditation and prayer on Tuesday mornings at 9:30 am in the chapel. We will begin with a brief centering reflection amidst candlelight followed by a 20-minute silent meditative sit. This opportunity is open to all. We will center ourselves in God’s presence […]

The Third Reconstruction: America’s Struggle for Racial Justice in the Twenty-first Century by Peniel E. Joseph “The white riot of January 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol Building is impossible to understand without reference to earlier, yet strikingly similar, efforts during the First Reconstruction period. In both cases, there were attempts to violently overthrow democratically […]

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.

Help us do some projects to prep for the Community Christmas Festival--we will be stuffing bulletins, coloring bobeches (collars to put on our Christmas candles to catch wax), and prepping other projects. Activities for all ages available. Pop up to the top of the stairs outside Nina's office to see how you can help!

Cherub and Chorister Choirs are combined for the first part of the program year, until Christmas Eve. Younger singers will learn 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 […]

Join Plymouth members Katie Dillon (director of Align) and Kate Taber (Beacon organizer) for a conversation about forming a new Housing Justice Committee, as we strive to focus our ministries and power to make a bigger impact on housing justice in our community.

Two sessions: Tuesday afternoons, Sep 26–Oct 17, 2:00–3:30 p.m. Wednesday evenings, Oct 25–Nov 15, 6:30–8:00 p.m. Where has your spiritual journey taken you? This conversation group uses excerpts of spiritual memoirs as springboards for reflection on our own journeys. We will read sections of memoirs from Sara Miles, Eboo Patel, Lauren Winner, and others. While […]

Discover the Joy of Harmony with the Plymouth Chapel Singers In our vibrant ensemble, we're all about celebrating the beauty of voices coming together. Imagine learning the art of part-singing while exploring the soulful realms of jazz and contemporary music. What's awesome? No auditions, no worries. Whether you're a seasoned vocalist or a beginner, our […]

Youth Choir goes beyond singing and performs a wide range of musical pieces about 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 […]

Interested in learning more about Plymouth and our community? Join us for an evening of fellowship and treats.

Join the Deacons this coming week on Thursday 6:30 (on Zoom) for a conversation about our church building. Among the questions we’ll be exploring: How has our building served the mission and purposes of the church well in the past? How does the building currently contribute to the mission and purposes of the church? How […]

The Third Reconstruction: America’s Struggle for Racial Justice in the Twenty-first Century by Peniel E. Joseph “The white riot of January 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol Building is impossible to understand without reference to earlier, yet strikingly similar, efforts during the First Reconstruction period. In both cases, there were attempts to violently overthrow democratically […]

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 […]

Saturdays 9:30 - 10:45 a.m., starting March 25th. Plymouth Church Gallery Start your weekend with this soulful, welcoming yoga class, skillfully led by long-time Plymouth members Summer, Steve and Sharon Hills-Bonczyk. Each 75-minute class will include meditation, slow, flowing postures with attention to alignment and deep relaxation. Poses are guided with in-depth, non-intimidating cues to […]

Listening is more than simply not talking. Deep listening challenges us to be truly present with the one who is speaking—to hear and understand them rather than just waiting for our turn to speak. Join us Saturday, November 18, to practice this important spiritual and relational skill. Spiritual Practice Sampler offers time to learn, practice, […]