We invite you
into a Christian Community
 where you can become
deeply committed disciples
 of Jesus Christ

Sunday Worship

 Starting September 16, 2007
   9:00 AM Worship
 10:00 AM Fellowship Hour
 10:15 AM Sunday School
 11:15 AM Worship

Nursery Available

In the Word
Sunday School consists of    Bible-centered studies for all ages!

  Take a Spiritual Gifts Inventory

Fellowship Hour Hosting Reservations

Welcome to Plymouth First!

First United Methodist Church of Plymouth is located between Beck and Sheldon at 45201 North Territorial, on the west end of Plymouth, Michigan. We are also situated at the intersection where:
   Spiritual seekers encounter God.
   Skeptical folks are embraced
   Uncertain persons find direction
   Successful individuals discover significance
   Children are treated as the precious persons they are
   Teenagers are taken seriously
   Hurting people find healing and hope
   Those with a past find a future
   You can touch the world in the strong Name and Spirit of Jesus Christ.

Yes, we have been touched and changed by the love of God in Jesus Christ. It matters not who we are, where we’ve been, what we’ve done or what has happened to us, we are all welcome in this place. God desires to touch and change each one of us – including you.

With a history of close to 180 years in this area, we find ourselves standing on tippy-toes to behold the awesome future awaiting our participation. We come from a variety of backgrounds, so there’s plenty of opportunity for you to find a place to fit in. We’re done with ho-hum religion. We’re aware that God has something far better than lots of rules and regulations, and we’re committed to healthy relationships, beginning first and foremost with Yahweh, and including those we have with one another.

Pentecost gave birth to a new era in the life of the Church universal, and we celebrate the Presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. The freedom of forgiveness, genuine love, authentic faith, abundance of joy, the privilege of service, Eternal significance, God-given hope, life-transforming power provided by the resurrected Jesus Christ these and more make us wonder who’s got time for playing church? We want the real thing!

That’s the critical piece – do we have the want to? Do we really want God’s best? We can be eternally grateful that God’s want to never wavers. He wants to make us whole; He wants to make us holy. He wants to set us free to be real men and women.

None of us are there completely. With Paul, we, too, need to press on to claim the prize that is ours in Christ Jesus. There is nothing more important. Take advantage of the opportunities we provide to grow closer to God and one another. Your life will change – for the better.

Cheering you on,
John