Native American Community Clinic (NACC) provides primary care, dental care, and behavioral health services to the Twin Cities Native American community. Dr. Stately will provide information on the services offered as well as the clinic’s plans to provide affordable housing and quality healthcare. Dr. Antony Stately (Oneida/Ojibwe) is the executive […]
Lifesaving Church Presented in collaboration with the Board of Outreach On the 50th anniversary of Plymouth’s Drop-in Center, learn about the support this ministry provides. Rev. Dr. Rachael Keefe is pastor of Living Table United Church of Christ in Minneapolis. She is an author of The Lifesaving Church: Faith Communities and Suicide Prevention (Chalice Press, […]
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.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Equitable Development in the Recovery of East Lake Street Seward Redesign, is one of the few remaining Community Development Corporations, whose service area includes East Franklin, East Lake Street, and Minnehaha Avenue. For the past 50 years we have provided commercial real estate development, affordable housing, and economic development to our service area, which includes […]
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 […]
The Forum speaker for Racial Justice Sunday will be Kenya McKnight-Ahad, founder and CEO of Black Women’s Wealth Alliance (BWWA). BWWA is a culturally specific institution that has been serving Black women-owned businesses, workers, and students since 2014. McKnight-Ahad will talk about the power, responsibility and opportunity women have in healing generational traumas, closing the […]
Focusing on the spiritual dimensions of our budget-making: What’s at Stake: The Spiritual Heart of Plymouth’s Budget, led by the Deacons Sunday, June 4, 10 a.m. in the Chapel Sunday, June 4, 12 p.m. in Sanctuary
City of Bells - The Heartbeat of our Community Minnesota leads the nation in the number of bronze bell installations and is home to some of the largest bells and carillons. Learn about clappers, peals, bourdon, and carillons as well as Community Bell Ringing and the City of Bells partnership with the Minnesota Orchestra. City […]
Thoughts from our Clergy Team. Dr. Rev. DeWayne Davis, Lead Minister; Rev. Beth Faith, Minister for Congregational Life; Rev. Seth Patterson, Minister for Justice and the Arts
A Family Problem Requires a Family Solution Many family members can see the negative impact and consequences of addiction on their loved ones but find it difficult to see the depth of how they’ve been affected. This session will look at how families are affected by the disease of addiction, and how to overcome the […]