OPEN FOR IN-PERSON WORSHIP
Join us for Holy Eucharist at 8am or 10:15am every Sunday at Good Shepherd
Mask wearing and distancing are now optional and based on personal preference. Services at Good Shepherd continue to be livestreamed and recorded – see below for the link to the virtual viewing option.
Sunday 10:15am Service Livestream Link (same link every week)
View Service Recordings at this link
Morning Prayer via Zoom: (Tues. and Thur. at 9am) – use this Zoom link
Evening Prayer via Zoom: (Thur. at 6pm)- use this link
***Special Events***
Holy Week Services
April 2 – Palm Sunday: 8am Rite I and 10:15am Rite II
April 6 – Maundy Thursday: 7pm
April 7 – Good Friday: 7am Prayer; Noon, Gospel of Mark; 7pm, Tenebrae
April 8 – Holy Saturday: 10am Liturgy; 7pm Easter Vigil @ St. Andrews Chapel
April 9 – Easter Sunday: 6:30am @ St. Andrews Chapel; 8:30am Liturgy@Good Shepherd; 9:30am Easter Breakfast@Good Shepherd; 11am Liturgy@Good Shepherd
Our mission is to spread the love of GOD through engaging fellowship and service to one another and the community. We are a vibrant, all-inclusive church devoted to nurturing Christian love through worship, joyful music and education.
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Healing Ministry

Have a prayer request and/or want assistance from the Healing Ministry team?
Use this form to submit a request confidentially.






Good Shepherd is part of the Episcopal Church of the USA, but you certainly don’t have to be an Episcopalian to come to Good Shepherd. In fact, many of our congregation grew up in another denomination (the service is very similar to the Catholic Church). They may have come to visit, looking for a new place to worship or a good place to bring their family or any number of other reasons. When they visited Good Shepherd they found a friendly place that felt comfortable, that made them feel welcome (without smothering them), where kids could act like kids, where the members of the congregation seemed to genuinely be like a family, and where the Rector clearly had a special and meaningful connection with each person there.




