Beginning December 1 - 8:00 On-Site; 10:30 Hybrid
Joshua Hosler • October 23, 2024
First Sunday of Advent Marks a Shift
Since our 8:00 service returned to the worship space, it has been a hybrid service. Beginning December 1, the 8:00 service will shift to on-site only. Our 10:30 service continues to exist in hybrid form thanks to our dedicated Tech Crew.
The COVID-19 pandemic showed all of us the value of doing things online when no other way is possible. Many of us became more technologically efficient, and many more of us became more dependent on the availability of online options for things we only used to do in the same room. Good Shepherd is committed to continuing the possibility of online worship in whatever ways we have people to make it happen.
Stopping up our ears does nothing to prevent change ... and will absolutely make us less ready to endure it.
Why is Jesus being so hateful and divisive? Why can’t he bring people together instead?
The spiritual impulse is the urge to bridge the gap between the actual world (which is a mess) … and the security of a true homeland that we fear may not exist.
In the Nicene Creed, composed in the 4th century, every word counts.
Make a habit of getting rid of some of your money. Unburden yourself and repair some of the damage done by previous generations.
We always create God in our image, rather than the other way around. We don’t have any other choice. We can only work with what we know.
Mary sits at Jesus’ feet and listens to his teachings. This is her core work—not the endless little tasks piling up in the next room.
"We are now being faced with a series of choices between the demands of the federal government and the teachings of Jesus, and that is no choice at all." - The Most Rev. Sean Rowe, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church
It's easy to pray that this chapter of history will pass us by. It will not.
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