Women of the Wilderness: Spiritual Practices from the Desert Mothers February 21-23, 2025 at The Retreat at Balcones Springs The annual Women of Good Shepherd retreat encourages spiritual nourishment, relaxation, support and connection for women of all ages. With the guidance of the Rev. Mary Earle, we will come together as women of the wilderness to grow […]
How to Read the Bible: Beginning at the Beginning with the Book of Genesis This weekly class will set out to explore the question "How should I read the Bible?" by exploring one of the most ancient narratives of scripture – the Book of Genesis. This one book contains histories, folklore, family drama, and some […]
All parents and their littles are invited to join us at Littlefields (2401 Winsted Ln, Austin, TX 78703). We will have a table reserved and breakfast tacos, drinks & snacks will be provided!
Calling all 20s-30s! Tapestry Austin is a group of young adults from area Episcopal churches that meet on the first Sunday of the month at 5pm for snacks, conversation, and fellowship. Our next meeting will be on July 7th at Brewtorium (6015 Dillard Cir A) – we hope to see you there! All young adults […]
Good Shepherd is hosting a special evening with the Rev. Lizzie McManus-Dail, Vicar of Jubilee Episcopal Church in North Austin and author of God Didn’t Make Us to Hate Us: 40 Devotions to Liberate your Faith from Fear and Reconnect with Joy (She’s also the Rev. Jonathan’s spouse!). You can read more about Rev. Lizzie […]
Come one, come all to the Hill’s Community Shrimp Boil in celebration of Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras! A long tradition of the church, on the day before Lent begins, people use up their rich foods in preparation for a season of fasting. This year, the Hill will celebrate this tradition with a delicious shrimp boil, desserts, […]
Join us for Mardi Gras, pancakes and burning of the Palms.
Following the format and spirit of our Sunday Early Church worship and designed for families with children 8 and younger, this short service—at 6:15p in the Windsor, PLC—will include singing, prayers, and Holy Communion, as well as the imposition of ashes for the beginning of Lent.
How to Read the Bible: Beginning at the Beginning with the Book of Genesis This weekly class will set out to explore the question "How should I read the Bible?" by exploring one of the most ancient narratives of scripture – the Book of Genesis. This one book contains histories, folklore, family drama, and some […]
“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” In the Episcopal Church, Lent starts with an unusual practice. We put ashes on our foreheads to remember our human vulnerability, as we prepare for a season of reflection and service. At every age and stage of life, it is good to remember that […]
Reception honoring this year’s Lenten Meditation Booklet contributors
We will meet once a month in-person or online on Tuesdays at 5:00p, in the Parent Lounge on the Windsor campus. Upcoming meetings and books: February 11: The Women, Kristen Hannah March 11: I Heard the Owl Call my Name, Margaret Craven April 8: Tell Me Everything, Elizabeth Strout May 13: The Sequel, Jean Hanff Korelitz […]
On Ash Wednesday, the Church throughout the world is invited to the observance of a holy Lent, but what does this mean and how can we grow in our relationship with God through this season? During this four-week series we will explore some of the most important themes of Lent—sin and forgiveness, humility, obedience, love […]
How to Read the Bible: Beginning at the Beginning with the Book of Genesis This weekly class will set out to explore the question "How should I read the Bible?" by exploring one of the most ancient narratives of scripture – the Book of Genesis. This one book contains histories, folklore, family drama, and some […]
30-minute organ recitals are offered on Thursdays in Lent, featuring fine organists from the Austin area. The concerts are freeand open to the public, with donations gratefully accepted The recitals will also be live-streamed on the GS websiteand Facebook page. March 13 - Jiae Kwak, St. Louis King of France March 20 - Chris Oelkers, […]
Join us to help Community First! Village set up new houses for our unhoused neighbors. Volunteers assemble furniture, stock pantries, hang pictures, and clean and stock linens. We also have an opportunity to tour the Village after our shift. Good Shepherd parishioners volunteer the 3rd Saturday of each month. We need 12 volunteers total, 6 […]
On Ash Wednesday, the Church throughout the world is invited to the observance of a holy Lent, but what does this mean and how can we grow in our relationship with God through this season? During this four-week series we will explore some of the most important themes of Lent—sin and forgiveness, humility, obedience, love […]
30-minute organ recitals are offered on Thursdays in Lent, featuring fine organists from the Austin area. The concerts are freeand open to the public, with donations gratefully accepted The recitals will also be live-streamed on the GS websiteand Facebook page. March 13 - Jiae Kwak, St. Louis King of France March 20 - Chris Oelkers, […]
On Ash Wednesday, the Church throughout the world is invited to the observance of a holy Lent, but what does this mean and how can we grow in our relationship with God through this season? During this four-week series we will explore some of the most important themes of Lent—sin and forgiveness, humility, obedience, love […]
How to Read the Bible: Beginning at the Beginning with the Book of Genesis This weekly class will set out to explore the question "How should I read the Bible?" by exploring one of the most ancient narratives of scripture – the Book of Genesis. This one book contains histories, folklore, family drama, and some […]
30-minute organ recitals are offered on Thursdays in Lent, featuring fine organists from the Austin area. The concerts are freeand open to the public, with donations gratefully accepted The recitals will also be live-streamed on the GS websiteand Facebook page. March 13 - Jiae Kwak, St. Louis King of France March 20 - Chris Oelkers, […]
COMMUNION INSTRUCTION WORKSHOP | 2nd grade and up All baptized children are welcome and encouraged to receive Holy Communion. This Communion instruction workshop is an opportunity for young children to be curious, ask questions, and better understand the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Eucharist, as well as what's happening during our Sunday liturgy. Register your […]
On Ash Wednesday, the Church throughout the world is invited to the observance of a holy Lent, but what does this mean and how can we grow in our relationship with God through this season? During this four-week series we will explore some of the most important themes of Lent—sin and forgiveness, humility, obedience, love […]
How to Read the Bible: Beginning at the Beginning with the Book of Genesis This weekly class will set out to explore the question "How should I read the Bible?" by exploring one of the most ancient narratives of scripture – the Book of Genesis. This one book contains histories, folklore, family drama, and some […]
30-minute organ recitals are offered on Thursdays in Lent, featuring fine organists from the Austin area. The concerts are freeand open to the public, with donations gratefully accepted The recitals will also be live-streamed on the GS websiteand Facebook page. March 13 - Jiae Kwak, St. Louis King of France March 20 - Chris Oelkers, […]
On the first Friday of every month, the Hill hosts a reception from 7:45a-9:00a in the parish hall for Hillside parents and caregivers. All are welcome to stay after for the preschool chapel service led by the Rev. Leah Wise in the church building.
