Wednesday Night Live begins on Wednesday, August 27th!

We hope to see you there!

Wednesday Night Live Opportunities for Kids
Wednesdays, 5:45-7:30pm

Our Wednesday Night Live opportunities for kids are expanding! This year not only will kids get to participate in choir, they will also have opportunites for learning and play in drama, drumming, handbells, and art! All of these will connect our kids in deep and meaningful ways to our worship life. Questions? Contact Jeremy or Shelby.

Confirmation for 7th & 8th Grade - It’s Not too late to Register!

Confirmation is your chance to discover your faith and take the next step with God. Meet on Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30pm. Sign-up today with Tori.

WNL Adult Programs and Classes:
Questions contact Addie.

Why This Year Matters
Wed, Aug 27, 2025 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM, Pilgrim Hall

Join Pastors Jim Keck and Juan Carlos Huertas for an energizing evening as they unveil the bold vision and inspiring new directions for the upcoming program year at First-Plymouth. Whether you’re a longtime member or new to our community, this is your chance to get a first look at what’s ahead—and discover how you can be part of something meaningful. Don’t miss this opportunity to gather, dream, and grow together as we launch a new season of ministry! Questions? Contact Addie.

Hope House Presents: Conversations on Neighbors, Solidarity, and the Church’s Mission
Wed. Sept 3, 10, 17, & 24, 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM, Pilgrim Hall.

Join us for a four-week series exploring the Hope House project at First-Plymouth and learn how communities can flourish through solidarity, cooperation, and shared prosperity.

• Week One: Why Are We Here? Pastor JC introduces the vision of the Hope House, exploring practices of solidarity, a theology of place, and the hopes and needs that will sustain this new ministry.

• Week Two: Hear from an Extension faculty member on the vital role of cooperatives, with case studies from Open Harvest and the Co-Op Grocery Store.

• Week Three: Discover the Theory of Solidarity Economics, a framework rooted in collaboration, equity, and sustainability.

• Week Four: A community panel highlights pressing neighborhood needs. Panelists include Stephanie (Lincoln Housing Authority), Alynn Sampson (Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach), and Michaella Kumke (Lincoln Food Bank).

Come learn, connect, and imagine together what solidarity and mission look like in our community today. Questions? Contact Addie.

Yoga
Wednesdays beginning Sept 3, 6:00-7:15pm, Chapel.

Free. Led by Jessica Jewell. All ages and abilities including beginners are welcome. Bring your yoga mat. Questions? Contact Addie.

What’s Your Enneagram Type?
Sept 3 & 10, 6:00-7:15pm, Room 203. Led by Leah Cech.

Register with Addie.

The Enneagram is an ancient spiritual and psychological system that divides us into Nine Types. Learning about your Type fosters personal and spiritual growth and strengthens relationships and communication skills. There is always more to learn and greater spiritual depth to explore--so this conversation-centered series is open to first time explorers and those who are familiar with the Enneagram.

Carillon & Bell Tower Tour
Sept 10, 6:00-7:15pm. Meet in the back of the Sanctuary. Led by Kathie Johnson, carillonneur. 

Here’s your chance to tour First-Plymouth’s “Singing Tower” to see the carillon and bells, and get a great view of Lincoln from above. Tour available for ages 10 and up.  Must be able to climb numerous steps and a ladder. Questions? Contact Addie.

Become a Part of First-Plymouth
Sept 17, 6:00-7:15pm, Room 203. Led by Dr. Jim Keck

Learn more about what it means to become a member of the church. RSVP to Julie.

Parent Connect: A NEW Monthly Gathering for Parents
Sept 24, 6:00-7:15pm, Room 203. Will also meet Oct 22, Nov 19.

Parent Connect is your monthly chance to catch your breath, share stories, and learn from other parents who “get it.” Through guided conversations, practical tools, and a focus on community, we’ll explore topics that matter most—building cooperation at home, raising resilient kids, and finding joy (even on the hard days!). No lectures. No perfect parents. Just a welcoming table where we can grow together. Questions? Contact Shelby.