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Christian Education

Nursery

Infant through 4 years old

A staffed nursery is available each Sunday from 8:30 - 11:30 am and at other times as needed.


The nursery is the closest Early Learning Center classroom to the pool. It is the first room on the right after you go through the gate. 


Our nursery attendants are Seida Zejnic and Edina Tica. 

Sunday School

5 years old through 5th grade

Sunday School is on pause. Contact the Parish Office if you are interested in teaching Sunday School.

Youth Group

Middle School through High School

The Good Shepherd Middle and High School Youth Group is open to 5th graders through high school seniors.


The curriculum is published by the Episcopal church and combines studies in thematic topics such as diversity, relationships, and spirituality with the liturgical calendar. Along with this curriculum, we have guest teachers and service projects. This group meets in the newly-renovated youth room on the third floor. Together this group enjoys fellowship, fun, friendship, and food.

Adult Formation & Fellowship

9:00 am Sunday Bible Study in Betsy Lovett Hall


We study the Bible in a non-threatening way, and also get to know others in the process. It is a quest for spiritual insight by inviting the Holy Spirit to be present in our Bible study and creating relationships with each other. No preparation or study is required. “African Bible Study” is a method first introduced by the African Delegation to Lambeth Conference in 1998 (Lambeth Conference is a gathering every 10 years of all bishops of the Anglican Communion.) It is rooted in the ancient method of praying the scriptures, known as Lectio Divina, or “Holy Reading.” 

8:00 am Wednesday Men's Bible Study in Betsy Lovett Hall


This group meets in Betsy Lovett Hall on Wednesdays. Bring yourself and stay for the fellowship and study. Enter on Forbes Street.


10:30 am Wednesday Study in Craig Lounge


Join us on Wednesdays between April 10 and May 22 as we discuss This Risen Existence - the Spirit of Easter by Paula Gooder.


CLICK HERE to view books used in previous studies.

Book Description: 

“Although Easter is the most significant event in the Christian year, we rarely take time to explore what it means in detail. So much attention is given to Lent, yet the theology of resurrection is central not only to what we believe about God and Jesus but our understanding of ourselves…. Arranged for daily reading through the seven weeks of Eastertide, This Risen Existence opens with an extended reflection of an ancient and contemporary understanding of resurrection. Subsequent chapters lead us on an exciting journey of discovery through the New Testament narratives in a quest to discover what resurrection tells us about life after death, the end times, and what it actually means to be a Christian.”

Hospitality Ministry & Potlucks


Each Sunday, this group assists with coffee hour and potlucks after our worship services. Contact Juan Vegega or speak to someone who currently volunteers if you are interested in assisting. Visit our calendar to see upcoming potluck dates.


Monthly Lay Weeders


If you would like to join the “Lay Weeders,” simply come to Good Shepherd on the first Saturday of the month between 8:00 am and noon. You can bring gloves and gardening tools. This group meets in the courtyard and beautifies the natural spaces around Good Shepherd.


Monthly EWES Lunch


EWES (“Eating With Episcopalians Socially") is a flock of Good Shepherd parishioners who meet for lunch at 11:30 am on the first Tuesday of the month. No invitation is needed and no reservation is required. It’s just a pleasant gathering with no agenda. Bring your lunch and join them in the courtyard.


Monthly Prayer Shawl Ministry


The prayer shawl ministry meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 4:00 pm in Craig Lounge. This group gets together to knit and crochet prayer shawls and prayer blankets that are blessed and distributed. If you enjoy knitting, crocheting, or just spending time with caring and interesting people, join them. Contact Randy Stephens with any questions.

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