nurturing souls
doing justice
serving others
caring for creation
Sundays
SERVICES
8:30 am: Holy Eucharist (Facebook Live )
11:00 am: Holy Eucharist, with music

GOOD SHEPHERD & THE WORLD
9:15 am - 10:00 am: Featuring both in-house and guest speakers, GSW explores the fascinating, wondrous, and challenging world we live in.

CHILDREN & YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL
(3 Years Old through High School)


9:45 am - 10:45 am:
Godly Play Circle for all ages, followed by age-appropriate breakout activities.  Rooted in Montessori principles, Godly Play teaches us to listen for God through scripture, story and reflection and to creatively respond to God’s call in our lives.

NURSERY
Available for young children from 9:45 am until the completion of the 11 am worship service.
*Schedule modifications will be noted in the Events list.
Events
Sep
15
Game Day
9:30 am
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parish hall
Sep
16
Tai Chi Gung
12:00 pm
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parish hall
Sep
20
Sunday Services
8:30 am
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Sanctuary
Sep
20
Good Shepherd and the World
9:45 am
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parish hall
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Weekdays
*Schedule modifications will be noted in the Events list.
Centering Prayer
Monday, 7:00 - 8:00 pm, in the chapel. Simple service with a devotional liturgy, 20 minute of silence, and closing prayers. Typically includes Eucharist once a month and brief book discussions on the other weeks.

GAME DAY
Tuesday, 9:30 am - noon in the parish hall.
Enjoy time together playing games like Mexican Trains, Rummikub, or Strands.  No reservation required!
A Message

From the Rev. Rick Carter, M.D.

We have now entered into the Season after Pentecost, also known as ordinary time.  We have been traveling since Advent the liturgical celebration of Christ’s birth, death, resurrection, ascension and the coming of the Holy Spirit.  We now enter into what Godly Play calls “the growing time.”  The color changes from white to green.  We now live in our lives what Christ lived in his.  We are called now to live the lessons of the one who taught us to love our enemies, feed the hungry, visit the sick and the dying, free the oppressed, have compassion on the poor.  We are to recognize in each other the Christ who was born in Bethlehem but is now present in each of us.   When we think of each other as Christ bearers, how could we hate each other and wish each other ill.   That is the beginning of peace on earth.  
Fr. Rick

For seekers: If you are searching for a loving, accepting, active church home, please, “Come and see.”
To hear about our mission, watch Reverend Rick's video →
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