About Us
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Plymouth, NC started out in the worst of times. Back in the 1870's when our community was still crippled by the devastation of Civil War battles here, a group of Disciples gathered together with a hope for what God could do in them and in our community.
Our hope in what Jesus Christ can do is still as strong as ever these many generations later. As a family in Christ, we express hope in what God can do through us in Plymouth. We provide ministry through our participation in the Food Pantry, an annual Gospel Fest concert to benefit local charities, and yearly support of a camp experience for elementary school children at risk of academic failure.
Our hope in Jesus comes through our love and support for each other and a sincere desire to encourage and build each other up in faith as we face real-world challenges during the week. The Disciple of Christ tradition invites both men and women to follow the call of God to serve in leadership roles.
Our tradition encourages personal responsibility in studying God's Word for ourselves, and prayerfully discerning the Holy Spirit's direction for our lives in accordance with the teaching of Jesus. We believe in sharing our gifts, graciously bestowed on us by the Lord, for service to each other and the world around us.
A cherished feature of our worship tradition is the weekly celebration of the Lord's Supper, where all are invited to commune with Jesus of the cross as brothers and sisters in Christ.
We invite you to look through this site to see the diverse ways to connect with what Jesus is doing through us!
Our hope in what Jesus Christ can do is still as strong as ever these many generations later. As a family in Christ, we express hope in what God can do through us in Plymouth. We provide ministry through our participation in the Food Pantry, an annual Gospel Fest concert to benefit local charities, and yearly support of a camp experience for elementary school children at risk of academic failure.
Our hope in Jesus comes through our love and support for each other and a sincere desire to encourage and build each other up in faith as we face real-world challenges during the week. The Disciple of Christ tradition invites both men and women to follow the call of God to serve in leadership roles.
Our tradition encourages personal responsibility in studying God's Word for ourselves, and prayerfully discerning the Holy Spirit's direction for our lives in accordance with the teaching of Jesus. We believe in sharing our gifts, graciously bestowed on us by the Lord, for service to each other and the world around us.
A cherished feature of our worship tradition is the weekly celebration of the Lord's Supper, where all are invited to commune with Jesus of the cross as brothers and sisters in Christ.
We invite you to look through this site to see the diverse ways to connect with what Jesus is doing through us!
