Our “Hill Community Ministry” aims to provide school supplies to three AISD elementary schools located in the Hill’s zip code. Sunday, August 18 marks the end of our seasonal school supply drive as students prepare for a new school year. Donations will be collected at Windsor and the Hill now through August 18. Please click […]
Looking for an intriguing theological and spiritual discussion? Join us each Sunday at 9:15a for our adult education class at the Hill campus. The Hill is located at 1700 Woodland Avenue. These discussions provide an opportunity to explore the deeper questions of our faith. All are welcome to attend. The group will begin reading With […]
"And God said...", a bible study connecting the Old and New Testaments will meet on Sunday mornings beginning June 16. Three words in the Book of Genesis – And God said... – set the entire Judeo-Christian story in motion. The Old Testament is the "operating system" for the New Testament. Without the calling of Israel, […]
Join us for a simple service of prayers, canticles, and scripture from the Book of Common Prayer, led by laypeople. Stay for donuts and coffee in the Parish Hall after the service. Ring the doorbell if the door is locked. For more information, please contact the Rev. Leah Wise.
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.
Looking for an intriguing theological and spiritual discussion? Join us each Sunday at 9:15a for our adult education class at the Hill campus. The Hill is located at 1700 Woodland Avenue. These discussions provide an opportunity to explore the deeper questions of our faith. All are welcome to attend. The group will begin reading With […]
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 […]
Join us for a simple service of prayers, canticles, and scripture from the Book of Common Prayer, led by laypeople. Stay for donuts and coffee in the Parish Hall after the service. Ring the doorbell if the door is locked. For more information, please contact the Rev. Leah Wise.
Worship at St. David’s Episcopal Church (301 E. 8th St., Austin, TX 78701) with other Austin-area Episcopal churches before walking together in the 2024 Austin PRIDE Parade. The service of Eucharist and Blessing begins at 6:30p and the parade begins at 8:00p. The event is free to attend. With questions please contact the Rev. Paige […]
Looking for an intriguing theological and spiritual discussion? Join us each Sunday at 9:15a for our adult education class at the Hill campus. The Hill is located at 1700 Woodland Avenue. These discussions provide an opportunity to explore the deeper questions of our faith. All are welcome to attend. The group will begin reading With […]
"And God said...", a bible study connecting the Old and New Testaments will meet on Sunday mornings beginning June 16. Three words in the Book of Genesis – And God said... – set the entire Judeo-Christian story in motion. The Old Testament is the "operating system" for the New Testament. Without the calling of Israel, […]
Join us for a simple service of prayers, canticles, and scripture from the Book of Common Prayer, led by laypeople. Stay for donuts and coffee in the Parish Hall after the service. Ring the doorbell if the door is locked. For more information, please contact the Rev. Leah Wise.
Join the Hill and Hillside Early Childhood Center for our “Hillside Hangout,” a drop-in event where we get to know Hillside families and staff. Our August event celebrates graduating students and welcomes new school families! Kid-friendly music, plus food and drink are provided. Hillside Hangout takes place on Sylvan Playground, with access through the school […]
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 the third Friday of the month at 10:30a in the art room upstairs in the Education building. Yarn and friendship are provided! For more information […]
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 continually expanding the cooking knowledge of its members. St. Brigid’s Guild Cook day is on the third Friday of every month in the PLC kitchen. […]
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 […]
"And God said...", a bible study connecting the Old and New Testaments will meet on Sunday mornings beginning June 16. Three words in the Book of Genesis – And God said... – set the entire Judeo-Christian story in motion. The Old Testament is the "operating system" for the New Testament. Without the calling of Israel, […]
Looking for an intriguing theological and spiritual discussion? Join us each Sunday at 9:15a for our adult education class at the Hill campus. The Hill is located at 1700 Woodland Avenue. These discussions provide an opportunity to explore the deeper questions of our faith. All are welcome to attend. The group will begin reading With […]
Bring your backpack to church! We will bless students and those who teach and learn during our 9:15a Early Church service on Windsor and the 10:30a services on both campuses. Treats will be available after all church services. Come and celebrate back to school with us!
Join us for a simple service of prayers, canticles, and scripture from the Book of Common Prayer, led by laypeople. Stay for donuts and coffee in the Parish Hall after the service. Ring the doorbell if the door is locked. For more information, please contact the Rev. Leah Wise.
This quiet, reflective service takes time to pray specifically for those whose names appear on our prayer lists - those who suffer in any way, our expectant mothers and newborn babies and their families, those who have died, and those serving in the armed forces. Anointing of the sick is offered to those who so […]
The Good Shepherd Adult Choir leads worship at our 10:30a Sunday services in the church building and at special liturgies throughout the year. We draw on the very best of ancient, modern and world music, including works by local Austin composers. If you can sing well, are willing to work hard, and can commit to […]
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. To become a member of the Order, a period of prayerful discernment in community is undertaken. DOK invites all women […]
Our Sunday morning ministries to the children, youth, and families at Good Shepherd are only possible because of the dedication and care of faithful volunteers. Our teaching teams work together to lead Godly Play (3 years-2nd grade) and Edge Bible Study (3rd-5th grade) on a regular rotation serving once every 6 weeks. Current and new […]
On any given Sunday, we have nearly 50 liturgical ministers who serve as Acolytes, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors and Intercessors, Ushers, Vergers, and Altar Guild. These ministries allow our church to offer beautiful and meaningful worship and are a wonderful way for these ministers to draw closer to God in worship and grow in their faith. […]
St. Matthew’s (8134 Mesa Drive) will host a screening of “Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North.” This film recounts one New England family’s involvement in the slave trade in the 18th and 19th centuries, where Northern businesses and communities condoned and benefited from slave trading. Their story illustrates how racism operates […]
Join us for a simple service of prayers, canticles, and scripture from the Book of Common Prayer, led by laypeople. Stay for donuts and coffee in the Parish Hall after the service. Ring the doorbell if the door is locked. For more information, please contact the Rev. Leah Wise.
