Sep 05 2008
First and Third Tuesday Programs to Begin
First and Third Tuesday Evenings - Beginning September 16*
6:00 p.m. – Catered Dinner in Friendship Hall
6:30-8:00 – Programs for all Ages
Sep 05 2008
First and Third Tuesday Evenings - Beginning September 16*
6:00 p.m. – Catered Dinner in Friendship Hall
6:30-8:00 – Programs for all Ages
Sep 03 2008

September 7 – February 22: The Essentials – Packing our Biblical Backpack
Every hiker knows you don’t go out into the wilderness, even for a day, without the “essentials” – map, compass, first-aid kit, fire-starter, etc. In the same way, we can ask, “What are the essential biblical stories or passages that today’s Christian travelers need to know, or carry in their “biblical backpack?” Through the course of the fall and winter, we will look at 18 passages that cover the basic biblical story line of the Christian faith. These are stories we should know by heart– not by rote, but by heart. While we probably won’t memorize these stories, it is possible for us to know them so well that we carry them with us through the day or week of our lives. Continue Reading »
Sep 01 2008

The Welcome and Homily offered by Winton Boyd at the funeral of Daniel Myers on Monday, September 1.
WELCOME
Not a single person here could have anticipated nor expected this service so soon in Daniel’s life. It is not a service any of us would have chosen. Nothing shakes our universe as much as the death of a young person, the death of one’s child. Nothing prepares those of you who are teenagers or twenty somethings for this reality. Nothing about this seems right or fair. Continue Reading »
Aug 12 2008

Do you have extra garden or CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Vegetables? Bring them to church to share with others.
Would you like some fresh produce - feel free to help yourself to items on the table in the lounge. If you feel like leaving a donation, it will go to local food banks. Any leftover produce will be shared with the Good Shepherd Food Pantry.
Jul 16 2008

The woods and pastures are joyous
in their abundance now
in a season of warmth and much rain.
We walk amidst foliage, amidst
song. The sheep and cattle graze
like souls in bliss (except for flies)
and lie down satisfied. Who now
can believe in winter? In winter
who could have hoped for this?
— Wendell Berry