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If this statement resonates with you, read on below and visit these links to learn more:
Sermons * Faith Statements * Church Blog *
Mission * Vision Video
Sermons * Faith Statements * Church Blog *
Mission * Vision Video
Worship
- Summer Services are 9 & 11 a.m. on Sundays during the academic year, and 10 a.m. in summer (Memorial Day to Labor Day). Our annual outdoor worship at Rolland Moore Park is on June 4 this year. Details.
- Learn more about worship
- Watch a recorded service on the homepage or here
Education Hour
From September through May, our Education Hour for adults, children, and middle school youth is weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. (between our two morning services). This time frame includes the Plymouth Forum series. Learn more about adult education.
From September through May, our Education Hour for adults, children, and middle school youth is weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. (between our two morning services). This time frame includes the Plymouth Forum series. Learn more about adult education.
Kids & Teens
Children are always welcome in worship at Plymouth with all their wiggles, giggles and cries! We know that for some, sitting in a pew is hard. So to help our young ones focus, we have worship aids at the Children's Worship station just outside the main sanctuary doors. Learn more about our programs: children, youth, nursery.
Children are always welcome in worship at Plymouth with all their wiggles, giggles and cries! We know that for some, sitting in a pew is hard. So to help our young ones focus, we have worship aids at the Children's Worship station just outside the main sanctuary doors. Learn more about our programs: children, youth, nursery.
History
Plymouth has a rich history. We were founded in 1903 by German-Russian immigrants who worked the local sugar beet industry in the Andersonville neighborhood on the edge of town. Our mission to bring God's welcome to those living on the fringes comes out of that history and continues today in new and creative ways. Click here to go to a Youtube video about our history (made in 2012).
Plymouth has a rich history. We were founded in 1903 by German-Russian immigrants who worked the local sugar beet industry in the Andersonville neighborhood on the edge of town. Our mission to bring God's welcome to those living on the fringes comes out of that history and continues today in new and creative ways. Click here to go to a Youtube video about our history (made in 2012).
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Ministers & Office Hours
Our ministers are available to meet with you, offer pastoral care, or just answer questions about Plymouth by appointment Monday through Thursday of most weeks. Our front office is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm (4 pm on Friday). We look forward to seeing you at Plymouth whenever you decide to visit us! You are always welcome here. |
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How to Find Us
We are located at 916 W. Prospect Road in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado on the southwest side of Colorado State University's campus. We are an easy walk from anywhere on campus and the Campus West neighborhoods. Parking: We have a large parking lot between Prospect Road and Lake Street and have a mutual parking agreement for overflow parking with our friends at the Islamic Center of Fort Collins next door on Lake Street. All of the parking spaces in our lot are available for Plymouth use on Sundays. If you come during the week, please see the parking map here for spaces available. *Please observe signs and parking restrictions in the area. |
Public Transport: We are serviced hourly Monday through Saturday by Transfort routes #2 via Shields Street and #18 on Prospect Road and are only a 15 minute walk from the Prospect Station of the MAX Bus Rapid Transit and FLEX Regional Transit, both of which will soon begin offering Sunday bus service.
Biking and Walking: Fort Collins is known internationally for our culture of biking and bike commuting, and we here at Plymouth have embraced this 100%. Located just yards off of the Spring Creek Trail through the Sheely Neighborhood, Plymouth has bike racks on both sides of the church. The bike rack on our north side looks like a sculpture of the mountains, but it is intended for bike parking.
Biking and Walking: Fort Collins is known internationally for our culture of biking and bike commuting, and we here at Plymouth have embraced this 100%. Located just yards off of the Spring Creek Trail through the Sheely Neighborhood, Plymouth has bike racks on both sides of the church. The bike rack on our north side looks like a sculpture of the mountains, but it is intended for bike parking.