Potluck Picnic | Sunday, September 20, following Worship | Beecher Garden

To welcome the fall season, we are firing up the grills and pulling out the red checkered tablecloths for a church-wide cookout after worship.

It is potluck—the more the dishes, the merrier the picnic! And, during lunch, visit our ministry leaders to find a new way to serve God and be involved this fall. Bring your friends and family, eat, fellowship, and enjoy the (hopefully good) weather in Beecher Garden.

Retired People Talking About Being Retired | Saturday, September 26, 9:00 AM | Parsonage

Richard Rohr writes, “As we grow older, we are being awakened to deep, simple, and mysterious things we simply could not see when we were younger.” How does being retired effect our spirituality? How is not being defined by a job a gift or a burden? How has retirement changed the way we pray or the way we care for others?   

A group of retired Plymouth folks will get together for an hour or so to talk about faith and being retired. Let Brett know if you would like to be a part. 

New to Plymouth? Start here | Sunday, September 27 & October 4, 9:45 AM

Discover Plymouth is a great place for newcomers to meet other Plymouth people, to learn about the congregation’s history, theology, worship, and ministry opportunities, and to begin to plug into the community. Our ministerial team is leading the two-part session for anyone seeking to join an engaged church community, or simply curious about Plymouth. We are looking forward to talking with you.

History at Plymouth Church: Theodore Hamm, Brooklyn Historian
Thursday September 29, 7:00 PM | Reception Room | Free Admission

Join us for a lecture by historian Theodore Hamm, speaking on his book Frederick Douglass in Brooklyn.

Ted Hamm is the editor of Frederick Douglass in Brooklyn, a collection of the legendary abolitionist's speeches. According to The New York Times' Sam Roberts, Hamm "persuasively and passionately makes the case that Brooklyn became a powerful forum" for Douglass. Plymouth's Henry Ward Beecher and Theodore Tilton became two of Douglass' foremost allies.

Hamm chairs the journalism program and teaches New York City history at St. Joseph's University, New York, in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

Wednesday Bible Study | Wednesdays @ 10:30 AM | HIllis Mezzanine

Please join us for some midweek inspiration and fellowship at Bible study! Weekly on Wednesdays, our group meets at 10:30 AM in the Music Room, and we are always open to newcomers. Come get to know other Plymouth people and share over scripture. To be added to our email list, please email Elizabeth Snypes.

Volunteer @ Plymouth #plymouthcares

As followers of Jesus, we know the joy of giving ourselves away. Serving connects our faith to community and brings us into God’s transforming work. Plymouth has many chances to serve in our broader community and in our own church. Click here to take a look through these opportunities and find a time to give yourself in love. 

Children, youth & families

Learn more about Plymouth’s Children, Families, and Youth programming here.

Sunday worship | in-person & online | Sundays @ 11:00 AM

We invite you to join us for Sunday worship in-person or online. From our website you can watch the live-streamed service, access a digital copy of the bulletin, and set up your offering online. We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect with you every week!