Holy Eucharist Service – The Last Sunday of Epiphany – Transfiguration Sunday February 14, 2021, 10:30am To download the service bulletin please click here. Full worship service Sermon on John 18:28-40 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…
What’s Happening at Good Shepherd This Week Shrove Tuesday Shrove Tuesday (known in some countries as ‘Pancake Day’ or ‘Fat Tuesday’) is the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. This year it lands on February 16. ‘Shrove’ comes from the Latin word…
This Tuesday morning, we continued our study of the minor prophets in the book of Hosea in chapter 10.
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…
Funeral Service for Hunter Adam Cubbs February 6, 2021, 10:30am To download the service bulletin please click here. Full worship service Sermon on Psalm 23 by The Reverend Matthew Kennedy.
What’s Happening at Good Shepherd This Week Upcoming Youth Group Meeting Schedule Feb 7 – No Youth Group (Arrowhead Weekend) Zoom Morning Prayer This service meets online by zoom at 7am Monday through Friday. The liturgy and readings are available each…
Holy Eucharist Service – The Fifth Sunday of Epiphany February 7, 2021, 10:30am To download the service bulletin please click here. Full worship service Sermon on John 18:17-27 by The Reverend Matthew Kennedy.
This Thursday evening, we continued our study of Ecclesiastes chapter 10. These two chapters resemble Proverbs more than any other section of the book, distinguishing wisdom from folly. And yet there remains the overarching theme of futility, nothing “under the sun”…
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…