First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth
Religious InstitutionsMichigan, United States2-10 Employees
The First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth is a small religious congregation in Plymouth, Michigan, that aims to help families and individuals find resources and inspiration for their faith. It offers programs for all ages designed to support members as they renew and live out their faith. Regular Sunday worship includes a Sanctuary Service at 9:30 am and an Upper Room Service at 11:15 am. FPCP traces its origins to the 1830s, with an initial assembly in 1833 and formal organization in 1835. Following a devastating fire in 1936, the current church building was completed in 1937, and a chapel was added in 1955, with a 10,000-square-foot educational wing added in 2002. The church's stained glass windows carry a long history tied to the life of the congregation and its rebuilding era.