Children and youth (rising 2nd-12th grade) are invited to participate in Children’s Choir. Choristers will learn music and singing basics while rehearsing repertoire for special events and holidays throughout the year. With questions contact Ciara Gallagher, Children’s Choir Director. Sign up here!
This Bible Study is for all parents at Good Shepherd who are seeking community and support from each other and a deeper knowledge of how to engage with their children around faith and the hard questions. Parents Bible Study is offered at the same time as Children's Choir for an hour of full family formation.
Nursery care is provided for our youngest members (under 3 years old) every Sunday during 9:15a Early Church at Windsor and the 10:30a services on both campuses. In a warm and nurturing environment, we will assist you in beginning to build your child’s faith foundation from the ground up. Children can be picked up at […]
Early Church service
Youth in 6th grade and up are invited to join fellow acolytes for weekly conversations about worship, faith, and following Jesus. Together, we’ll explore how serving as an acolyte can deepen your spiritual journey, learn more about worship in the Episcopal tradition, and practice the skills that help make worship meaningful and welcoming. Attendance is […]
Godly Play is a creative, imaginative approach to christian formation and spiritual guidance for children 3 years old (potty trained) through 2nd grade. Every Sunday children gather in our Education Center to learn about the Bible and explore God's expansive presence and unconditional love for them. Check-in begins at 10:15a with Godly Play lessons starting […]
Edge Kids Bible Study (3rd-5th grade) Kids in 3rd-5th grade are encouraged to join with their friends every Sunday morning for a Bible Study that is fun and informative. Building on the foundation kids receive in our Godly Play program, this Bible Study is intended to help late-elementary kids develop biblical literacy and a vocabulary […]
Our second, primary service of mid-morning worship, Communion Café blends traditional, Episcopal worship and a relaxed, inclusive setting. Supported by the choral and musical leadership of a live, acoustic band, Communion Café includes readings from scripture; a sermon; prayers; congregational singing; and the celebration of the Holy Eucharist. Nursery care available.
Our most well-attended hour of worship, we customarily pray this mid-morning service in the The Book of Common Prayer’s Rite II. Supported by the choral leadership of the Good Shepherd Choir and organ, the 10:30a includes readings from scripture; a sermon; congregational hymns; prayers for God’s Church, the world, ourselves, and one another; and the […]
Join us for Worship on the Hill.
Kids ages 3-9 are invited to attend an interactive chapel with age-appropriate stories, songs, and activities. They will rejoin the worship service at the Peace to take part in Communion and closing prayers. Older kids are invited to attend regular worship with their families.
All are invited to a festive worship service celebrating the Hill’s ten-year anniversary with music led by the Hill’s first music director, Sam Hensley! Following 10:30a worship at the Hill (1700 Woodland Avenue) we’ll have a potluck with mains provided by El Pollo Rico. Sign up to let us know what dish you’re bringing.
THE ORDER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE KING First Sunday of the month | 11:45a, Windsor, vestry room The Order of the Daughters of the King (DOK) is for women of the church who seek a life of prayer, service, and evangelism for personal growth and for the spiritual upbuilding of the church. We warmly […]
In this interpreted Bible study, deaf and hard-of-hearing participants are invited to bring their questions and experience to a guided conversation about the Bible. We will learn about the history, stories, theology, and interpretation of Christianity's Holy Scripture in an open and inclusive way. No preparation needed. Led by Daniel Wise with ASL interpretation. Nursery […]
Solemn Choral Evensong worship service.
