JOIN WORSHIP @ PLYMOUTH
Is not formal worship, some ask, an irrelevant waste of time? Perhaps it can be so construed. For candles and flowers are as irrelevant as the song of birds, hymn and chant are as non-utilitarian as a lover’s kiss, prayers and litanies are just words—cheap as children’s smiles. And yet, that is the whole point of it—that we who are poor bring to God who lacks nothing that which costs us nothing to bring, but which expresses to God our faith and devotion, and, before the world, our dependence.
-D. T. Niles
We invite you to join us for Sunday Worship in the Plymouth sanctuary Sundays at 11:00 AM. Please enter by way of 57 Orange Street. Doors open at 10:30 AM. Coffee and Fellowship to follow in the Arcade and Reception Room.
Ten years ago, a prominent theologian published The 307 Questions Jesus Asked and the 3 He Answered. The numbers are a stretch, but Jesus asks good questions. In worship during Lent, we will explore some of Jesus’ most challenging questions: What do you want? Who is my mother? Who are my brothers? Do you also wish to go away? Are you envious because I’m generous? What do you want me to do for you?
When we take the questions more seriously, we will find our way to better, more thoughtful answers.