First Plymouth Congregational Church UCC

Progressive. Inclusive. Home. Englewood,

Who We Are

First Plymouth treasures deep community, profound faith, and engagement with the world.

We are committed to being the hands and heart and face of Christ in the world.

Here, everyone is welcome.

Seriously. Everyone.

About Us

Vibe
Traditional Liturgy, Creative, Spirit-filled, Friendly, Progressive, Gay affirming, Inclusive, Multigenerational, Young families, Lots of kids

Programs
Community Service, Social Justice, Faith and Work, Children's Ministry, Young Adults, Youth Group, Choir, Missions, Nursery, Adult Education, Preschool

Music
Traditional Hymns

Denomination
United Church of Christ

Size
Medium

Language
English

Founded
1864

Plan Your Visit

Services

10:00amSunday

Contact

Address
3501 South Colorado Boulevard
Englewood,

Phone
(303) 762-0616

Website
Visit Website

Directions
Get directions on Google Maps

Our Services

What are services like?
Whatever style of worship is chosen, it should be done WELL. Our services are traditional yet Spirit-filled. Outstanding musicians, a 60-voice choir, preaching with the bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other: each week we see as an opportunity to have our lives transformed into the image of incarnate Love.

What is the community like?
Straight, gay, white, black, young,old, ties and t-shirts, all are welcome. Our community welcomes all into its ministries of grace. We are active in myriad local and international organizations that work to be the face of compassion and healing in the world.

What if I'm not a Christian?
While the church is explicitly Christian, we have members and friends who are passionate about living the questions. Understanding that religion is not a set of creeds but rather a dance with others, with the Holy Spirit, with scripture and with ourselves, we welcome all people on their journey, hoping that all find First Plymouth a place of continual transformation.

Leadership View all

George Anastos

George has been serving First Plymouth since July of 2005. A native of New England and a graduate of Yale Divinity School, he brings a passion for an inclusive congregation and a not so hidden love of the Red Sox (the congregation forgives him for this).