Archive for September 2026
Inspiration Sunday
Sunday, October 11, we’ll kick off our fall generosity campaign, “Ignite,” at all worship services. How can one spark ignite a movement? Together, we’ll explore how the gifts God has…
Read MoreNo Yeah, Yeah No | Pastor Ben Sheets | September 27, 2026
In this sermon on the parable of the two sons, we explore the honest tension between the commitments we make in worship and the struggles of living them out the…
Read MoreWelcome Amy Hartsough, Our New Director of Worship and Music
Good Shepherd is excited to welcome Amy Hartsough as our new Director of Worship and Music. Amy began her work with us this week and brings a wealth of experience…
Read MoreGod’s Grace Isn’t Fair | Pastor Dara Schuller-Hanson | September 20, 2026
In this sermon, we return to the parable of the vineyard workers from Matthew’s Gospel, where laborers who worked vastly different hours receive the exact same pay. Jesus uses this…
Read MoreThe Installation of Pastor Ben Sheets
Join us for a very special evening as Pastor Ben Sheets is formally installed as Lead Pastor of Good Shepherd. Bishop Joy Mortensen-Wiebe will join us for this festival worship…
Read MoreWhat’s Wrong with the Church? It’s Us | Pastor Sheryl Erickson | September 6, 2026
As we settle back into the familiar rhythms of fall, we are also reminded that being the church together is holy work and sometimes hard work. In this week’s sermon…
Read MorePlaygroup at Good Shepherd
Caregivers and little ones are invited back to Playgroup at our Verona Campus! Starting October 6, children ages 0–3 and their caregivers can join Ms. Emily and Mr. Matt for…
Read MoreWhat does it mean to install a pastor? Find out in The Messenger!
Read the latest edition of The Messenger The September 2026 issue of Good Shepherd’s monthly newsletter “The Messenger” is now available to read online. Print copies have also been mailed…
Read MoreNew Worship Resources for Children
Beginning September 13, new resources will be available at both campuses to help children feel comfortable, supported, and engaged during worship. Families can find them near the Good Shepherd Kids…
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