What’s Happening at Good Shepherd This Week The 2021 Church Directory is hot off the presses and ready to be distributed! You can pick one up at the church office. If you are unable to pick one up, please feel…
This Thursday evening, we continued our study of Ecclesiastes chapter 7 and moved into chapter 8. Solomon discusses the futility of trying to figure people out, especially women, how to be the king’s counselor and keep your head, and what to…
This Tuesday morning, we continued our study of the minor prophets in the book of Hosea in chapter 9. There God lays the discipline that, unless they repent, Israel must endure. Discipline is painful, but always merciful, always better than…
Holy Eucharist Service – The Second Sunday of Epiphany January 17, 2021, 10:30am To download the service bulletin please click here. Sermon on John 17:20-26 by The Reverend Matthew Kennedy.
This Sunday we continued our Christian Classics study of the first century anonymous work, “The Didache”. You can read it here. It is very brief. The Didache consists primarily of moral teachings, instructions about Baptism and Communion, and several sections on church order…
This Thursday evening, we continued our study of Ecclesiastes in chapter 7, beginning with verse 15. Here’s an excerpt: “15 In my vain life I have seen everything. There is a righteous man who perishes in his righteousness, and there…
What’s Happening at Good Shepherd This Week Annual Meeting Directly after the 10:30 service this Sunday, Good Shepherd will be holding the 147th Annual Meeting. Please make every effort to attend. If you are not able to attend in person,…
This Tuesday morning, we continued our study of the minor prophets in the book of Hosea in chapter 8. Throughout these chapters, God reveals his people’s sinfulness and the depth of their enslavement which also reveals the depth of his…
Holy Eucharist Service – The Feast of Epiphany (observed) January 10, 2021, 10:30am To download the service bulletin please click here. Sermon on Matthew 2:13-23 by The Reverend Matthew Kennedy.
This Sunday we continued our series on Christian Classics by discussing the first century anonymous work, “The Didache”. You can read it here. It is very brief. The Didache consists primarily of moral teachings, instructions about Baptism and Communion, and several sections…