Commemoration of The Faithful Departed: Name Submission
We will celebrate All Souls’ Day on Sunday, November 8. That day’s worship services will include a reading of the necrology, the names of those in this parish family who […]
We will celebrate All Souls’ Day on Sunday, November 8. That day’s worship services will include a reading of the necrology, the names of those in this parish family who […]
The St. Brigid’s Guild prepares frozen meal items on a regular basis for anyone in need, helps when called upon with meal preparation for parish activities and outreach, and is […]
If you like to knit and or crochet, or are interested in learning, then you are welcome and invited to join the Prayer Shawl Ministry at Good Shepherd. We meet […]
Join Good Shepherd at Community First! Village (9301 Hog Eye Rd Suite 950, Austin, 78724) to set up new tiny homes for unhoused neighbors. This includes building furniture, stocking pantries, hanging pictures, […]
Bring photos and mementos of your deceased loved ones and ancestors to place on the “ofrenda” table as a sign of God’s faithful presence in the lives of all the […]
We pray our early morning celebration of the Holy Eucharist using The Book of Common Prayer’s Rite II. The 8:00a service includes a sermon and Holy Communion. This service does […]
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 […]
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 […]
Early Church service
Paul and his companions visited the city of Thessalonica in either 49 or 50 AD, during his second missionary journey. In these two short letters, Paul is "the pastor” who […]
Whether you are new to the Episcopal tradition or a longtime Episcopalian, the six-part The Episcopal Way series is a great way to learn about our Anglican and Episcopal roots […]