Our worship music from March 29th

Rev. Joe preaches on Mark 12:28-34, the Great Commandment, and talks about the three aspects of this one commandment: To Love God, to Love Neighbors, and to Love Yourself (as loving your neighbor as yourself requires love for yourself). He then applies this to the upside down world of social distancing and quarantine during COVID-19

Includes the hymn "Our God Our Help in Ages Past" led by Mike Rodehorst, "Offertory" by John Ness Beck sung by Mike Rodehorst, and "He Leadeth Me" as arranged by Mark Hayes, played by our very own Dr. Hugh Hinton

Includes the hymn "Our God Our Help in Ages Past" led by Mike Rodehorst, "Offertory" by John Ness Beck sung by Mike Rodehorst, and "He Leadeth Me" as arranged by Mark Hayes, played by our very own Dr. Hugh Hinton

Includes the hymn "Our God Our Help in Ages Past" led by Mike Rodehorst, "Offertory" by John Ness Beck sung by Mike Rodehorst, and "He Leadeth Me" as arranged by Mark Hayes, played by our very own Dr. Hugh Hinton

Mission Trip Report 2020 by Plymouth Congregational

Based on Mark 10:32-46, Rev. Joe begins with what is on everybody's mind: the Coronavirus. God does not send plagues to punish us, or to test us, but the spirit of today's scripture tells us that if we wish to be great, we must put ourselves in the service of others. During a time of crisis, that means solidarity, cooperation, compassion and love, not panic, indifference, or selfishness.

What Will This Child Become by Plymouth Congregational

Look Within by Plymouth Congregational

Fresh Wineskins by Plymouth Congregational