Good Shepherd Announces New Facebook Group: Good Shepherd Episcopal Church 24/7 Coffee Hour

Attention Facebook Users! You are cordially invited to join our new Facebook Group which we have officially dubbed, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church 24/7 Coffee Hour. We hope that this group will be a place for you to share something funny, inspirational, uplifting, and for spiritual musings and thoughts. We hope you'll join us, because together we are better!

Good Shepherd’s YouTube Channel Offers Enlightenment, Education and Entertainment – Subscribe Today!

Did you know that Good Shepherd has its very own YouTube Channel, and that we have been uploading videos for over a year now? As of this writing, we have over 200 videos on our channel! The videos are organized into playlists in categories like sermons, Fr. Gary’s mid-week updates, Stewardship, Youth, Musicians, Adult Education classes, etc. which makes it very easy to view what you are interested in.

Six Week Book Study on Racism to begin Wednesday, October 7th

We as Christians firmly believe in Jesus' teachings of justice and equality for all people. But.... have you ever considered that the Christian church may have been complicit in our country's history of racism? If you are willing to open your mind to this history, please join Fr. Gary and me for a 6-week book study of The Color of Compromise, by Jemar Tisby (215 pages, $13.99 on Amazon).

Stewardship Campaign 2021 to be both Exciting and a Challenge

Why . . . “Exciting and a Challenge”?

Our Stewardship Campaign this year is exciting as we use the input we’ve received from the Congregation over the last couple of years to develop a future vision for Good Shepherd. It is also exciting as we enter the third year of the Priest-in-Charge process with Father Gary and we begin to discern the calling of a permanent Rector.

Zoom Morning Sunday School is back for Grades 3 and up

We are excited that Sunday School has resumed every Sunday, from 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Elaine Oxenbury is hosting this Zoom meeting for kids from Grades 3 and up. (middle school kids are welcome to join us as well). We will begin by studying a workbook on how to deal with the emotional fallout of COVID life changes, and tie that to Biblical stories and writings.