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Wednesday Night Live

In the midst of your busy week, join us to refuel your body, mind and spirit with a variety of children, youth and adult programs.

WNL dinner or classes will not meet on March 11 (Spring Break) or April 1 (Holy Week).

Faith Basics: Wednesday Worship 7:15-7:30pm

5 minute sermons on basic elements of our faith—like a super short Christianity 101. Pilgrim Hall

WNL Opportunities for Kids

Children will sing, ring, and create as they prepare for Easter worship through choir, art, and handbells. Their artwork will be displayed during Easter services—we hope to see you there.


Adult Ministries

Contact Addie Vortherms, Program Director, addie@firstplymouth.org for info.

College Aged Bible Study

6:15-7:30pm, Otis Young Room. Connect and grow together!

Yoga

Wednesdays, 6:00pm, Chapel. Led by Jessica Jewell. All ages and abilities—including beginners—are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat.

Four Books That Shaped Our Faith

Mar 4, 18, & 25, 6:15pm, Pilgrim Hall. Led by Pastors Jim Keck & Juan Carlos Huertas. What shapes a life of faith? In this series, Pastors Jim Keck and Juan Carlos Huertas will present the four books that have most influenced and formed their faith. Each week, they will reflect on how these works have shaped their theology, ministry, and understanding of discipleship, and invite participants into thoughtful conversation about how faith is formed and engaged over time. This Lenten series offers space to reflect, learn, and engage your faith more deeply.

Hunger in Nebraska: Advocacy That Makes a Difference

Mar 4, 6:15pm, Art Room. Sponsored by FP’s Bread for the World ministry.

No one should face hunger, yet thousands across Nebraska do, including children, seniors, and veterans. Join us at WNL to learn about current legislation addressing food insecurity and how to advocate effectively for change.

Parent Connect

Mar 18, 6:15pm, Art Room.

Topic: Faithful parenting in a complex world: Talking with kids about justice & kindness. We’re not aiming for perfect answers—we’re learning how to guide our kids with faith, compassion, and wisdom.