Listening to Jesus | Lent 2026

A learned Jewish theologian, a Samaritan woman at the well, a blind beggar waiting on the edge of a pool, and two women whose brother has died do not have much in common, but they all end up in conversation with Jesus.  Christ offers them the Spirit, living water, vision, and new life.  If we listen to Jesus, we will hear God offer us the same good gifts.

listening for the sacred: Lenten Small Groups

With every conversation, Jesus sees the person in front of him and responds to their unique story. He meets them right where they are—in the dark, alone, judged, or dying—and his generous attention opens up another life-giving way for them. Throughout our lives, when we’ve encountered Jesus, we’ve felt free. But without community, we may miss noticing the miracles. This Lent, small groups will meet regularly to wonder, listen, read, cook, create art, pray, and notice the miracles among us. In all we commit ourselves to this season, we’re listening for Jesus.

Expressions of the Heart, A Vocal Recital | Sunday, March 15, 2:00 PM | Reception Room

Join us in the Reception Room for an afternoon of music. This recital will explore the many ways music gives voice to love, hope and faith. Featuring members of the Plymouth Choir.

$20 suggested donation, supporting Plymouth' Music Ministry.

Holy Week | Sunday, March 29 - April 5

The feeble gospel looks back to Jesus as our model, our example, and is much concerned with moral injunctions.  It sees his teaching as a fine set of ideals at which to aim.  It may not do much harm but it has no power to change your life:  it is a faith built in sand which leaves you untouched at the center and vulnerable and exposed when life knocks you flat on your face.  The powerful gospel, on the other hand, has at its center the cross and the passion of Jesus and the compassion of God.  It speaks of these truths both as historical and present realities.  It speaks of forgiveness and of dying, of resurrection and new life.

—Michael Mayne

Being the Church: Plymouth Spring Retreat
Save the Date! April 10-12
Camp DeWolfe | Wading River, NY

Where should the church seek out its vision? How central is caring for others to the mission of the church? What will lead church members to share life with one another? How can we ensure that the spirit of the church is genuine? How can the story of the Church become part of our own story?

As a community of faith, we need to imagine what’s possible with God, who calls the holy (though imperfect) church: to enjoy each other’s company, break bread together, pray for one another, joyfully give thanks, and live in the fresh wind of the Spirit. During our retreat weekend together, we will devote ourselves to studying, listening to God, praying and playing together, sharing food, and worshipping.

Registration link coming soon.

Wednesday Bible Study | Wednesdays @ 10:30 AM | Music room

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!