Sunday Worship: 9AM & 6PM,
Sunday School 10:30AM
Worship / Sunday's Place | FAQ | Child Protection Training
Children are provided with the following opportunities:
- Nursery and toddler care during the worship service and Sunday School.
- Children’s church during the later portion of the morning worship service.
- After Service Programs for pre-school through high school.
Plymouth’s Children’s programs are nurturing and well-supervised under the direction of a Program Supervisor and Christian Education committee. Parents can trust their children to our caring children’s workers. As part of Plymouth’s Child Protection Program all workers are trained, screened and interviewed before being allowed to work in children and youth ministries to provide the safest environment for children and teens.
Nursery and Toddler Care
The space set aside for toddlers is close to everything. Parents are provided with pagers for easier communcaitons. Each room has a split top and bottom door, allowing children to move about without fear of open doors. Nursery and Toddler Care isn't limited to service times. during many church functions, the nursery will be open to allow parents to fully participate in an event!
Children's Church
During the Sunday morning service, a special time has been set aside for chiuldren pre-school to 5th grade. They begin with their family in the regular service, are escorted to the Children's Church location by the Leader and for the duration of the Sunday Service, enjoy a youth-focused participatory gathering designed for kids!
After Service Programs for All Ages
For all ages. Caring, Christ centered, age-appropriate teaching and activities describes the various groups gathered after the main service. From youth programs beginning at pre-school through 90 years young, our groups provide an opportunity to grow as individuals, in a group, the Plymouth communiity and beyond the walls of the physical building.
Young adults participate in weekend and weeklong trips, adventures and much more. Adults do much of the same, many small groups meet at homes to share dinners, activities and growing in faith.
Come join After Service Programs. We have a lot to offer!
Is there a Sunday School Program for my kids? Yes. We have age-appropriate classes that begin with Nursery Care during Sunday service for infants to 4 years old. Children's Church begins during the Sunday Service for children to age 12. After the Sunday Service, starting at approximately 10:30 a.m., children and adults gather in up to 11 unique groups for an hour of fun, growth, study and encourgament.
What are the service times? Sunday service begins at 9 a.m., Sunday evening service begins at 6 p.m. and Wednesday night is devoted to the Awana Program, beginning at 6 p.m.
I'm thirty-five (or so) and want to meet others, is there a group? There are several groups beginning with the After Service gatherings around the church. At any one time, up to four groups for adults are meeting. Then, during a month's time, Care Groups have formed to continue to foster friendship, growth in your Christian walk, enjoy dinners, outings and much more. Information on any of these begins with a call to our church office 231-8231.
Who's the pastor there? Please visit the Staff Page to learn about Rick Hopkins our senior paster and Joel Wynn, our youth pastor. We have added Jim Stadler as a visiting pastor.
What does the youth program look like? Many of our adult leaders have worked with kids for fifteen years or more. Some leaders have over 30 years experience! Youth are provided with professioanlly prepared curriculum that provides them a walk through the Bible over the course of their time in the program. Kids in middle and high school programs explore contemporary themes, personal growth and issues, talking the walk and get to go on missions trips that may take them to Chicago, Costa Rica, Belize and others They are challenged with the Word and in service to others.
Do you have a youth pastor? Joel Wynn is our youth pastor. he is dedicated along with a core of youth leaders to creating opportunities for young adults to understand that it is cool to be a Christian. Many of the high schoolers recently volunteered at a local concert held at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. They are also preparaing to go to Belize to support missions work there, run a soccer camp and assist in the physical growth of the mission.
What is Child Protection?
Plymouth is committed to providing the safest environment for children and teens. Plymouth established a child protection policy which requires active church membership, training, background check and an interview with every person who will work with children in youth ministries.
If you like to work with youth and want to know more about the Child Protection Training, please contact the church office for details. Classes are held often. Please see the bulletin(s) for class availability, usually conducted on a Sunday during the Sunday School hour.
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