Get Connected!

There are plenty of ways to get connected at Plymouth. Sign up for our weekly email, join us for worship on Sunday, explore our programming, come volunteer, or just show up on a Sunday and see how it feels. Plymouth is here for you when the time is right.

New To Plymouth?

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Inner Courtyard

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The Sanctuary

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The Chapel

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Our Stained Glass

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Whether you wandered in one Sunday, found us through a friend, or have been attending for months and are finally ready to learn more — welcome. You don’t need to have it figured out to be here. Plymouth is a community that makes room for questions, doubt, and people at every stage of their journey.

There is no pressure to become a member. Many people find a home at Plymouth and participate fully without ever formally joining. But if membership is something you’re curious about, we’d love to tell you what it means here.



Plan Your First Visit To Plymouth

We will meet you where you are. Reach out before your first visit, and we will match you with a Plymouth member who shares your interests — someone who can greet you at the door, show you around, and help you find your footing. Whether you are drawn to worship, adult education, justice work, volunteering, family programming, or events, there is a person here who gets it and is glad to be your guide.

Tour Plymouth

Four tours, four ways into the building and its stories. Offered each fall and spring, free, and open to everyone from first-time visitors to long-term members. Come on one or come on them all.

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Tour 1

What's Where and How to Get There

The building's history, why it grew, and how to find your way around. Fully accessible.

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Tour 2

Stained Glass Windows

The themes, styles, and people behind the windows in the sanctuary, chapel, Guild Hall and Jones Commons. Fully accessible.

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Tour 3

Art and Architecture

Artwork by Plymouth's artists and the sanctuary's design. No art expertise needed. Fully accessible.

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Tour 4

Nooks, Crannies, and Fun Facts

The building's underbelly and hidden towers. Some side trips use stairs; skip them and stay with the tour.

What Membership Means at Plymouth

2026 50 Year Members

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Membership at Plymouth is not about belief. We have no creed, no doctrine you must affirm, no test you must pass. Membership is a covenant — a voluntary commitment to walk with this community, to contribute to its life, and to hold yourself accountable to its shared values.


Plymouth is a Congregational church, which means the members govern it. Elected lay leaders — Deacons, the Leadership Council, and Boards — shape the direction of the church. Becoming a member means becoming part of that shared responsibility.

It also means belonging. It means your name is known here.

Spring 2026 New Members

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We offer a series of informal classes for anyone curious about Plymouth — whether you’re considering membership or simply want to understand what this community is about.


The series typically runs in the Spring and Fall and includes four sessions.


The series concludes with New Member Sunday, when those who choose to formally join are welcomed into the congregation.

2026 Confirmands

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Plymouth's confirmands arrive with questions, which is the right way to arrive. Confirmation here is a season of honest inquiry — scripture read closely, Plymouth's history examined, inherited beliefs held up to the light — walked alongside adult guides from the congregation. Doubt is not a failure of the process; it is the process. At the end, each student decides for themselves whether to join. Both answers are honored.

Not Ready to Commit? That's Fine.

There are plenty of ways to get connected without joining. Sign up for our weekly email, join us for worship on Sunday, explore our programming, come volunteer, or just show up on a Sunday and see how it feels. Plymouth is here for you when the time is right.