Plymouth UCC (Fort Collins) Sermons

"Canary in the Coal Mine II: Hosea" (7/12/26)

Rev. Kimberly Salico-Diehl and Aliyah Santistevan preach a dialog sermon on Hosea. Seventh Sunday after Pentecost.

"Canary in the Coal Mine I: Micah" (7/5/12)

Part one of Rev. Kimberly's four-part series on the prophets. Scripture is Micah 6:1-8. Lyrics of song are Rev. Kimberly's adaptation of this scripture. 
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"Still, We Trust" (6/28/26)

Nathan Hall preaches on Psalm 13 for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost.

"Laughter and the Anatomy of Joy" (6/21/26)

Rev. Kimberly Salico-Diehl preaches on Genesis 18 and Psalm 30 for part 2 of "Lament & Laughter: The Dance."

"Lament and the Anatomy of Hope" (6/14/26)

A Sermon in Word, Song, and Story. Rev. Kimberly Salico-Diehl preaches part one of a two-part sermon series, "Lament & Laughter: The Dance." This week's scriptures are Psalm 137:1-6 and Lamentations 3:17-23. The song "Lamentation" is by Rev. Kimberly.

'Is Pride a Holy Event?" (6/7/26)

Aliyah Santistevan, Member in Discernment to ordained ministry, preaches on Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26 for Pride Sunday (Second Sunday after Pentecost).

"Community in One" (5/31/26)

Rev. Kimberly's Trinity Sunday sermon on Corinthians 13:11-13 and Matthew 28:16-20.

"Metamorphosis: Conformity → Confusion → Community" (5/24/26)

A Pentecost Sermon  in Word, Story, and Song with Eric Johnson, Aliyah Santisteven, Bill Tucker, and Marty Marsh; Annmarie Fore (Sound Meditation) and Jace Fleischli (Djembe)     Part 1: Orientation Genesis 11:1- 9 (Babel’s Lament) Rev. Kimberly     Part 2: Disorientation with Marshall Jones      Part 3: Reorientation Acts 2:1-21

Reflections from the Graduates (5/10/26)

Reflections from four Plymouth Church young people graduating this year: Griffin Campain, Mateo Dunigan-AtLee, Logan Burrough, and Eva Morrison. From the Youth Sunday service 5/10/26.

"The Sacred Space Between Us" (5/3/26)

Rev. Chris Gilmore preaches on Acts 7:55-60 for the Fifth Sunday of Easter.