Welcome
We hope you find this site and our church community helpful to your spiritual journey. Please join us for worship Saturday at 5:30 pm, Sunday 9:00 am and 10:30 am. Taize’ worship is held on the first Sunday of the month at 7 pm. Also, there is a new worship service on Sunday 11:59@First-Plymouth featuring Jim Keck, teaching and Annette Murrell, singing. If you can’t attend church catch us over the air or on the web.
Wednesday Night Live starts September 8. Click here for details.
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View Complete List of Events at First-Plymouth and for an update on Vala Ola's Bronze Christ statue commissioined by Bill Smith for First-Plymouth church
New Position:
Minister of Children, Youth and Families
Click here for more information on the new position, recruitment and search committe updates.
A musical prayer from the Plymouth Music Department. Click on the play button to play the music.
We are so sorry to share that Otis Young, our good friend, pastor and mentor, has died. The amount of lives he has touched with his unique blend of common sense, compassion, faith and humor is beyond counting. As we embrace his family with our prayers, we thank God for such a life.
The memorial service was held on Tuesday December 15th. Click here to watch the video of the service.
Otis Young's book "Reach Out and Live" is now available for purchase at the Bishop Heights True Value Hardware store, 4200 South 27th St. and Lee Booksellers 5500 S. 56. For more information call 402-420-0077 to place your order or email your contact information to book@jyoungs.net
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to go to: The First-Plymouth Church Foundation or The Otis Young Lecture Series. Please write your check to First-Plymouth Church and sent it to First-Plymouth Church, 2000 D St. Lincoln, NE 68502. Please indicate: "memorial" and to which fund.
To view a list of Otis's favorite proverbs click here.
Recent Lincoln Journal Star articles:
The Rev. Otis Young: 'He believed in everyone'
