We are committed to being a visible and transformative presence in Plymouth, shining the hope of Christ into our community. Through worship, transformed lives, and compassionate outreach, we share His love and bring renewal to our city.
So this year, as we gather in worship, song, and community, we’re choosing to make space for wonder instead of worry, connection instead of consumption, and presence instead of presents.
Each week explores how God’s story unfolds from creation to covenant, revealing His desire to dwell with His people and preparing our hearts to see His promises fulfilled in Christ.
Plymouth is Growing – and So Are Its Universities! Did you know Plymouth’s student population is set to grow by 22% over the next 15 years? By 2040, more than 25,000 students will be studying at the city’s three universities — Arts University Plymouth, Plymouth Marjon University, and the University of Plymouth. One of the people helping to shape this exciting future is Professor Claire Taylor, Vice- Chancellor of Marjon University. Claire, who became Vice-Chancellor in 2023,
As we get ready for advent, how can we reduce the impact we have on the planet? Advent is the time to prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ and Colossians 1:15-17 tells us The Son is the firstborn over creation and all things were created through him. So how could we celebrate this season in a way that cares for creation? Ideas for a greener advent: Advent calendars have become increasingly commercial and plastic. Consider either a traditional paper advent calendar, or a
A prayer space at Emmanuel What is ‘The Well’? A prayer space at Emmanuel from Monday 17 to Friday 21 November from 6am to 10pm, for personal encounter with Jesus and transformation by the Holy Spirit. Why ‘The Well’? 12 people recently met to pray at Emmanuel and received a vision of the well in John 4, where the Samaritan woman encounters Jesus and is transformed. She then invites everyone to come and see him. How can I take part? By spending an hour alone with God at The
