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Thankful for Food Pantry Donations
Ask and it shall be given you. WOW, did Good Shepherd members ever make this come true! Last week the GS Food Pantry announced we were ready to take donations…
Read More“A Time for Burning” | Documentary Screening & Discussion Event
Continuing the Conversation
On Monday, June 8 at 7:00 p.m. we will be sharing a special live-stream of the academy-award nominated documentary “A Time for Burning” to watch together as a congregation. Following the broadcast, we will share a link to a Zoom video chat hosted by Good Shepherd members for further large and small group discussions.
About the Film
In 1966, Lutheran Film Associates commissioned a documentary film to capture the story of Augustana Lutheran Church in Omaha, NE as the pastor of the congregation begins efforts to reach out African American Lutherans in their community. Over 50 years later, the difficult conversations featured in this film echo within our communities and churches today.
An Invitation to Communion
Our Shared Sense of Longing When this pandemic started, we had no idea how long we might be waiting to gather again in person. And even while we connect through…
Read MoreMid-Week Worship | June 3, 2020
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A Holy Moment in the Frozen Pizza Aisle
This Mission Moment is shared by Good Shepherd member Sara Ritter: I had an interesting encounter yesterday while grocery shopping, and it’s been in my head ever since and so…
Read MoreRead the June 2020 Messenger
Get the latest edition of The Messenger The June 2020 issue of Good Shepherd’s monthly newsletter “The Messenger” is now available to read online. Print copies have also been mailed…
Read MoreSpecial Prayer Service | Monday, June 1
We Pray Together
We gather together to pray for our city and our nation. Join us live at 10:00 a.m. wherever you are.
A Prayer for the Power of the Spirit among the People of God
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God of all power and love, we give thanks for your unfailing presence
and the hope you provide in times of uncertainty and loss.
Send your Holy Spirit to enkindle in us your holy fire.
Revive us to live as Christ’s body in the world:
a people who pray, worship, learn, break bread, share life, heal neighbors,
bear good news, seek justice, rest and grow in the Spirit.
Wherever and however we gather,
unite us in common prayer and send us in common mission,
that we and the whole creation might be restored and renewed,
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Live Worship | Sunday, May 31, 2020
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Let Us Continue to Gather
What I Do Somewhere around the 7th chapter of Romans Paul writes a paragraph about sin and the law with so many linguistic twists that it can be dizzying to…
Read MoreMeet Brooke: Good Shepherd’s Summer Media Intern
Get to know Brooke Growing up in Kimberly, WI, I always had big aspirations of eventually attending a D1 college. It was when my high school football team traveled to…
Read MoreVirtual Town Hall Meeting on Sunday, June 28th
You’re Invited to attend this Virtual meeting Sunday, June 28 at noon on YouTube Due to the pandemic, the congregation will not be able to come together in person to…
Read MoreFood Pantry Update on Donations
A New Phase for the Food Pantry Begins The Good Shepherd Food Pantry has continued operations over the last two months as a drive-up pantry. We have continued to receive…
Read MoreGrab & Go: Virtual VBS
God’s Backyard Bible Camp is Going Online! In lieu of in-person VBS, Good Shepherd is offering God’s Backyard Grab & Go: Virtual VBS kits for kids Age 3-completed 5th grade. Each…
Read MoreAnnouncing New Columbarium Expansion
36 New Niches to be Added to Columbarium Ever since we opened our Columbarium on our Verona campus in 2015, it has served as a powerful reminder of the “Communion…
Read MoreHappy Retirement to Cynthia Stephan
Good Shepherd says goodbye to a talented music director and life-long friend. Cynthia and John Stephan first joined Good Shepherd in 1980 only to leave when John received a job…
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