Plymouth Church Seattle United Church of Christ

Join us! Sunday Worship 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.

Plymouth's first services were held in 1869 in Yesler’s Hall, a large room above a Pioneer Square drug store.
The current building was dedicated in 1967, and is a distinctive part of Seattle’s modern architecture.
Throughout Plymouth history, members have faithfully offered their time, service and commitment to the greater community. Plymouth has long been recognized for our commitment to social justice.
From hosting women's Suffrage events, to protecting Chinese laborers in the riots of the late nineteenth century to the peace movements and civil rights struggle of the sixties, addressing the homeless crisis of the 1980s, advocating for equal rights for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, and challenging issues of economic inequality, Plymouth has taken the lead and sounded the voice of progressive theology in the Northwest and beyond.
The arts and music have always been a focus at Plymouth and we will soon be undergoing sanctuary rennovations to showcase our new Fisk organ, improved sound and lighting systems. Come and visit us. Plymouth offers you an extravagant welcome!

Believing that God's love transcends all human distinctions, Plymouth welcomes people of all races and cultures, of varied social and economic conditions, and regardless of sexual orientation. We seek to be open and affirming of all people, and we seek to call all people to the cost and joy of Christian discipleship.