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ADULT FAITH & LIFE

Moving Right Along...

”…an evening to imagine and re-imagine immigration.  

  • Activities for all ages and interests!

  • Experiences shared by the returning Pilgrimage participants,

  • Catered by the growing Hispanic family enterprise in Cleveland: Cilantro Taqueria

Adults and teens: $11.95

Children age six and under: $2.50

Ages seven-twelve: $6.00

  • Register by January 29 using the form here or by calling the church office.

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As we embark together in ‘becoming an immigrant-welcoming congregation’(designated by the United Church of Christ), on this evening we will play, pray, learn and celebrate the challenge Jesus sets before us to "love one another."

Bible Study

Looking for a meaningful way to connect with others? Bible Study at Plymouth Church is a relaxed forum for discussing and sharing our personal interpretations of the Bible and other liturgical works. Each Monday at 5:30 PM our Senior Minister, Rev. Dr. Matthew Wooster, leads an exploration of the context and personal meaning of selected Biblical passages or a book they are reading. Supplemental readings from authors such as Bishop Michael Curry, Amy-Jill Levine, and Anne Lamott are also often used to provide additional insight. We are a diverse community, comprised of Plymouth members of different ages, cultural backgrounds, and religious beliefs. If you want to develop a deeper understanding of the Bible and form supportive friendships please join us. Drop-ins are welcome, and no prior “homework” is required! The group currently meets on Zoom; email mwooster@plymouthchurchucc.org for the link.

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Fossil Fuel

Despite what you might think from the group’s title, Fossil Fuel is not a group about oil and natural gas, but rather a discussion group that meets for coffee and pastries (fuel for fossils) as well as lively conversations on a variety of current topics. We are a congenial group that encourages diverse viewpoints at our meetings. Fossil Fuel meets every other Wednesday in the Candy Circle Conference room of Plymouth Church. Everyone is invited to join, and no RSVPs are required. Email the church office (office@plymouthchurchucc.org) for the current schedule. 

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Plymouth Lunch Club

Lunch Club takes place on the third Wednesday of the month. Currently we gather a homemade meal, followed by a lecture/conversation/presentation. All are welcome to join. RSVPs are required by sending an email to office@plymouthchurchucc.org.​​

  • Lunch begins at 12:30 PM in Fellowship Hall. 

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The suggested donation for the meal is $7. Those joining from home can have a meal delivered to them the night before.

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Social Justice Collaboration

Guided by the life and words of Jesus and Plymouth's Just Peace Declaration, the Social Justice Collaboration within Plymouth provides a supportive forum and a team for engaging with social justice issues within and outside of Plymouth. This team crosses all generations.

Our goals include:

  • Building a strong network and engaging others

  • Having a well-informed congregation that shares information and participates as interested

  • Undertaking advocacy and service actions

  • Supporting the members of the congregation, the local community, and the world

 

The Social Justice Collaboration meets monthly in a hybrid format (in-person and Zoom) to share information. Each meeting will focus on a main issue, which changes every month. All issues currently under consideration are updated each month. Actions proposed by the group include interactive projects, presentations, statements, fundraising, contacting officials, sponsorships, vigils, art, inter-generational projects, innovative programming, and webinars.

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Meets 2nd Monday of the month, 7 PM

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Email contact for Social Justice Collaboration:   sjcplym4U@gmail.com

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