Every Friday morning at 6:30am men from Good Shepherd, other area churches, and the community gather to share a warm breakfast and study the bible. The study is expositional, moving verse by verse through one book of the bible at a time, with the purpose of coming to a better understanding of God and his word.

There is plenty of discussion, question and answer time, prayer, and fellowship. You do not have to be a member of Good Shepherd or any other church to attend. The study meets at Good Shepherd, downstairs in the parish hall. It usually ends at 8:00am but men come and go during the study according to their work schedules. Men of all ages are welcome to come, eat, and learn from the scriptures.


This class is currently studying the book of Revelation.


If you'd like more information, please contact Jonathan Groves for a link to access the class @ jg.arrowhead@gmail.com

This study meets at 4:30 pm on Friday afternoons in the Parish Hall (lower level). 

Anne Kennedy is leading and we are currently studying the book of Luke.

Children are welcome—as in, we hope to have some childcare available. Often, some of the families will come early and the children will play while the mothers visit.  

Please contact the office at (607)723-8032 for more information.

This is an early, more quiet version of the service at 10:30.

The 8am service is not currently being live-streamed.

This service involves readings from the Bible, a sermon, offering, confession, and communion. There is no music during this service.

Children

For children aged 1-12. Good Shepherd offers Catechesis of the Good Shepherd—a program of prayer, worship, and scripture in specially prepared Montessori-style rooms—The Pen (1-3),The Pasture (3-6), The Vineyard (6-9), and The Tabernacle (9-12).

Teens

Teens aged 12 to 14 cover a range of topics—the Bible, Liturgy, Church History, Apologetics, the 39 Articles—in a three-year cycle. This is a discussion-style class that prepares kids for confirmation.

Adult Class

Discussion and study on topics ranging from Christian literature, the 39 articles, church history, difficult passages of the bible, and more.    

Please contact the Good Shepherd office for more information.

This is the main service at Good Shepherd.  

At this service, there is a blend of both contemporary and traditional worship music, Bible readings, a sermon, confession, and communion. 

At Good Shepherd you will find friendly people, engaging sermons, joyful worship, practical teaching, and lots of kids. All are welcome!

The bulletin is available as a digital download at www.goodshepherdbinghamton.org. 

The service is currently open to the public and is being livestreamed at https://www.facebook.com/groups/CoGSMedia/

Good Shepherd Youth Group meets Sundays at 6pm. This is an engagingcontext for kids to grow in:

1) Knowledge of scripture and doctrine

2) Faithfulness to Christ

3) Service to others

Holy Group Squad is a meeting of college aged young adults. They read and discuss literature through a Christian worldview.

If you would like more information about Holy Group Squad, please contact Jonathan Groves.