Watch Fr. Gary’s video message from March 25th.
Video message from Fr. Gary
Opportunity to connect: Gabbing with Gary every Wednesday at 11 am
Gabbing with Gary+ — a midweek opportunity to (re-)connect virtually. Bring your lunch, your coffee, your dog (Mute “On” if necessary!)—chiefly yourself. We’ll begin at 11am, and you’re welcome to join at any time. We’ll talk about whatever’s on your mind/heart! We’ll end at noon with Noonday prayers.
A Message from Fr. Gary
As I implied in my email yesterday, the sands beneath our feet are shifting quickly. A few hours after my email, Bishop Kym sent out a communication asking that all congregations of the Episcopal Church in Colorado put public worship (and other gatherings) on hiatus until the end of March. (That communication from the bishop can be found below.) We will comply with that request. There will be no Sunday gatherings beginning this-coming Sunday, March 15, and continuing through (at least) March 29. (Who knew “Beware the Ides of March” would take on this meaning!)
A Message from Fr. Gary
These, indeed, are times that try men’s (and women’s) souls! The news swirling around the COVID-19 pandemic and various responses (and non-responses) has ALL of us anxious—understandably. Whether it's worry about our own, or loved-ones’, health, or the larger impact that the pandemic has on global markets, or the scapegoating of Asians, these are concerning times.
From Bishop Kim - Thursday, March 12
Dear Siblings in Christ,
Every morning, I check the websites of the Centers For Disease Control (CDC), The World Health Organization (WHO), Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD), and Denver Public Schools to glean the latest information on COVID-19 (the Coronavirus).
A Message from Fr. Gary
The news surrounding the outbreak, and spread, of the Corona virus has understandably concerned us all. Preventative measures are being taken around the world. Additionally, there is concern among members of dioceses/churches—including us in the Episcopal Church in Colorado, and at Good Shepherd.
Regarding the Corona Virus or COVID-19: