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• 10 a.m. - Worship. (Nursery available.) After the Time for All Ages, kids in grades 1-5 invited to Joyful Path and middle and HS kids invited to Soul Café
• 11:15 a.m. - Fellowship Hour

The church office is normally open Tues. - Thurs. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Our administrative assistant will not be in the office through the end of this week. While volunteers will be at the front desk most of these times, please call the office before stopping in.
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Events​

• Lenten Listening Circles. 9 a.m. on three Lenten Sundays: 3/1, 3/8, and 3/15. 
• Faux Flowers Needed. Please donate faux flowers for a special project this Lent, led by our Youth. Artificial flowers of every color and every kind are needed and appreciated. Donation bins will be in the Fellowship Hall through Palm Sunday, 3/29. Questions? Please contact Drew Angotti.
• Celebrate the Art of Resistance and support ISAAC's work with immigrant communities in N. Colorado. Join us for an afternoon of art, drama, joy and solidarity on 2/28. Some free tickets are available, for any donation amount. For details contact Linda Mahan by 2/22. Or, donate online and meet us there!
• Faith Family Hospitality. Plymouth will be hosting FFH families in our building for two weeks from 2/22 – 3/8. We provide hot meals and safe, warm shelter overnight to families working toward sustainable, permanent housing. We are looking for more volunteers. If you are interested, please fill out the contact form at plymouthucc.org/ffh.
• Beginning 2/24, the Women's Bible Study and Book Group will watch American theologian Walter Brueggemann’s videos about the prophets and read the book, The Tears of Things, Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage, by Richard Rohr. The group meets Tues., 1:30-3 p.m. in the Fireside Room. Contact Joyce Butcher for more information.
• Fellowship of the Grape. Join us for our monthly FOG (Fellowship of the Grape) gathering on Fri., 2/27 from 6-8 p.m. at Meg and Bob Jeffrey's clubhouse at 2451 S. Timberline Rd, FC 80525. Bring a bottle of wine or a favorite non-alcoholic beverage, an appetizer, and a readiness for fellowship with our Plymouth family. New Plymouth members and friends are welcome.

Today ​

• 10 a.m. - Worship. (Nursery available.) After the Time for All Ages, kids in grades 1-5 invited to Joyful Path and middle and HS kids invited to Soul Café
• 11:15 a.m. - Fellowship Hour

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Events​

• Ash Wednesday. Start Lent off on 2/18 with Plymouth’s traditional Soup Supper (5:30 p.m.) followed by a brief, meaningful service for all ages (6:15 p.m.). All welcome!
• Dinners for Seven returns! Enjoy casual potluck dining with old and new friends, any location, any meal, with singles and couples. Sign up by Thurs., 2/19: click here, in the Events tile in our church app, or on the bulletin board in Fellowship Hall. Questions: Meg Jeffrey, Congregational Life
• Lenten Listening Circles. 9 a.m. on three Lenten Sundays: 3/1, 3/8, and 3/15. 
• Faith Family Hospitality. Plymouth will be hosting FFH families in our building for two weeks from 2/22 – 3/8. We provide hot meals and safe, warm shelter overnight to families working toward sustainable, permanent housing. We are looking for more volunteers. If you are interested, please fill out the contact form at plymouthucc.org/ffh.
• Beginning 2/24, the Women's Bible Study and Book Group will watch American theologian Walter Brueggemann’s videos about the prophets and read the book, The Tears of Things, Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage, by Richard Rohr. The group meets Tues., 1:30-3 p.m. in the Fireside Room. Contact Joyce Butcher for more information.
• Fellowship of the Grape. Join us for our monthly FOG (Fellowship of the Grape) gathering on Fri., 2/27 from 6-8 p.m. at Meg and Bob Jeffrey's clubhouse at 2451 S. Timberline Rd, FC 80525. Bring a bottle of wine or a favorite non-alcoholic beverage, an appetizer, and a readiness for fellowship with our Plymouth family. New Plymouth members and friends are welcome.

Today ​

• 9 a.m. - Blessed Belonging small groups for adults (final Sunday of this session).
• 10 a.m. - Worship. (Nursery available.) After the Time for All Ages, kids in grades 1-5 invited to Joyful Path and middle and HS kids invited to Soul Café
• 11:15 a.m. - Fellowship Hour

​
Events​

• Ash Wednesday. Start Lent off on 2/18 with Plymouth’s traditional Soup Supper (5:30 p.m.) followed by a brief, meaningful service for all ages (6:15 p.m.). All welcome!
• Dinners for Seven returns! Enjoy casual potluck dining with old and new friends, any location, any meal, with singles and couples. Sign up by Thurs., 2/19: click here, in the Events tile in our church app, or on the bulletin board in Fellowship Hall. Questions: Meg Jeffrey, Congregational Life plymouthucc.org/contact. 
• Lenten Listening Circles. 9 a.m. on three Lenten Sundays. More info soon.
• Faith Family Hospitality. Plymouth will be hosting FFH families in our building for two weeks from 2/22 – 3/8. We provide hot meals and safe, warm shelter overnight to families working toward sustainable, permanent housing. We are looking for more volunteers. If you are interested, please fill out the contact form at plymouthucc.org/ffh.
• Fellowship of the Grape. Join us for our monthly FOG (Fellowship of the Grape) gathering on Fri., 2/27 from 6-8 p.m. at Meg and Bob Jeffrey's clubhouse at 2451 S. Timberline Rd, FC 80525. Bring a bottle of wine or a favorite non-alcoholic beverage, an appetizer, and a readiness for fellowship with our Plymouth family. New Plymouth members and friends are welcome.
• New members and friends of Plymouth are invited to join our Women’s Friendship Group to get notice of events during 2026. (This June there will be a Women’s Retreat to the Drala Mountain Buddhist Center, and you will receive more information during the next few months.) To be put on the email list, contact Annmarie Fore at plymouthucc.org/contact. 

Today ​

• 9 a.m. - Blessed Belonging small groups for adults (sign up here, 12 spots per group). 
• 10 a.m. - Worship. (Nursery available.) After the Time for All Ages, kids in grades 1-5 invited to Joyful Path and middle and HS kids invited to Soul Café
• 11:15 a.m. - Fellowship Hour with potluck, followed by the Annual Meeting. Materials: Photo report/summaries here, financial info here. 

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Events

• Congregational Discussions (Final Session): Take a deeper dive into key areas of the congregational survey at Congregational Small Group Discussions. All welcome, whether or not you completed a survey. Final session: Mon., 2/2 at 6 p.m., at church.
• 2/7 - (Sat.) The timeline of Plymouth’s history will be finished today, and we will be assembling the parts (for display the next day, 2/8). This will not be a difficult task, but it will require lots of hands. If you think you would have some time on 2/7 between 9 and noon, Jack McGrew would appreciate your dropping by the church and helping. He can even offer you a snack as a token of his appreciation! However, your greatest reward will be seeing this large undertaking the next morning. If you plan to attend, please reply HERE so Jack can order enough food. All ages welcome! (Do you have photos to share? Info here.)
• Dinners for Seven returns! Enjoy casual potluck dining with old and new friends, any location, any meal, with singles and couples. Sign up by Thurs., 2/19: click here, in the Events tile in our church app, or on the bulletin board in Fellowship Hall. Questions: Meg Jeffrey, Congregational Life
• Faith Family Hospitality. Plymouth will be hosting FFH families in our building for two weeks from Feb. 22 – Mar. 8. We provide hot meals and safe, warm shelter overnight to families working toward sustainable, permanent housing. We are looking for more volunteers. If you are interested, please fill out the contact form at plymouthucc.org/ffh.
• New members and friends of Plymouth are invited to join our Women’s Friendship Group to get notice of events during 2026. (This June there will be a Women’s Retreat to the Drala Mountain Buddhist Center, and you will receive more information during the next few months.) To be put on the email list, contact Annmarie Fore.