Love. First-Plymouth
SANCTUARY WORSHIP Saturday 5:30pm | Sunday 8:15am (Pilgrim Hall), 9:00am, 10:30am, 11:57am, (20th & D St)
FP SOUTH Sunday 9:30am (S. 40th & Yankee Hill)
DIGITAL WORSHIP Sunday 9:00am Livestreams 10:30am, 11:57am
Last Week in Worship
This Week in Worship
‘Awe and Wonder’ The Caring Congregation
When was the last time you felt awe and wonder? How do you engage in the four pillars of your Christian journey: worship, growing, caring, and serving? Awe and wonder surround us every day. This week, come and explore ways to be open to life-changing moments.
Sun 9:00am at 20th & D
Who Are We To Be?
Acts gives us a picture of the hopes and dreams for what the Jesus movement, called the church, should look like. This week Pastor JC invites us to consider that the vision of those early Christians, is still a compelling vision for what the Jesus movement should look like today.
Sun 9:00am Digital
Care & Support
First-Plymouth is a loving, caring congregation. We offer support through difficult times along life’s journey. If you or a loved one would appreciate some pastoral support, we encourage you to let us know through our Care Connection.
Artistry
First-Plymouth is an architectural icon. But a closer look reveals incredible artistic details, each with its own purpose and story. Artistry is part of the spirit at First-Plymouth—Music, community works, commissioned art—are all an important part of our mission.
Outreach & Social Justice
First-Plymouth touches thousands of lives each week with the good news of Jesus Christ. From local community support (Meals-On-Wheels, Matt Talbot, etc.) to international mission trips, our congregation strives to meet the needs of our community and our world.
First-Plymouth is a church that strives to live the depth and beauty of the historic Christian faith, while being radically inclusive and open-minded. Spirituality, beautiful music, mysticism, social justice, and the life of the mind all blend together in this spiritual community whose mission is to “increase the love of God and neighbor.”