January 2019
Gun Violence Prevention Group
Join to address gun violence through advocacy.
Find out more »Plymouth Choir
Rehearsal
Find out more »Strobel Drop-In Center
Fellowship for neighbors with disabilities, mental illness or struggles with independent living. The Drop-In Center relies on volunteers to spend time with participants at the church on Wednesdays 1-3 p.m., or Thursdays 6-8 p.m., to go together on field trips and to nurture relationships. Contact Larry Johnson, Drop-In coordinator, 612/977-1282.
Find out more »February 2019
Film Club: “Hilary and Jackie”
Of Hilary and Jackie, host Philip Brunelle says: "This is the story of the great cellist Jacqueline du Pré and her sister Hilary, and their sibling rivalry. It tells of Jacqueline’s rise to fame and, later in life, her struggle with multiple sclerosis. Lots of classical music is heard during the film: Elgar, Haydn, Bach, Brahms and many more composers. The film was controversial, with friends of Jacqueline saying she was not depicted correctly, but everyone agreed that it was…
Find out more »Racial Justice Initiative
Join in addressing racism and white privilege. Formerly a task force with a short-term perspective, Racial Justice is now an Initiative, which represents a long-term commitment of the church.
Find out more »Board of Fine Arts
Oversees the arts at Plymouth and incorporates Literary Witnesses, gallery exhibitions, church docents, Film Club, Conn Theater and Flowers
Find out more »Board of Outreach
Working through some 20 committees, this board makes a difference in helping our neighbors, as near as Habitat homes and as far away as Cuba and India, and doing advocacy work in areas of gun violence prevention, addressing homelessness and care of creation.
Find out more »Immigrant Welcoming Group
Join in to become a more immigrant-welcoming person and a more immigrant-welcoming church!
Find out more »March 2019
The Intersection of Joy and Grief: Honoring Each
Presentation by grief expert Ted Bowman: Either/or ways of seeing and responding to events and feelings can compromise both the either and the or. There will be intersecting experiences of joy and grief. Rather than push one away, a both/and approach acknowledges overlaps of feelings and experiences. In this session, ways of honestly honoring one’s joy and one’s grief will be asserted and discussed using personal and family vignettes. There also will be table discussions after a presentation by Mr.…
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