Good Shepherd UMC

This week join us as we continue on the 4th Sunday of Lent with FIVE: Woman, Behold Your Son in John 19:26-27.

In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will transform us and the world. Now, as we continue on the 3rd Sunday of Lent with FOUR: Father Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit Luke 23:46-48.

In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will transform us and the world. Now, as we continue on the 3rd Sunday of Lent with FOUR: Father Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit Luke 23:46-48.

This week join us as we continue on the 2nd Sunday of Lent with THREE: Today You Will Be With Me in Paradise Luke 23:43.

This week join us as we continue on the 2nd Sunday of Lent with THREE: Today You Will Be With Me in Paradise Luke 23:43.

This Lent we are remembering the work Jesus did on the cross. One of the best ways to understand that work is to listen to the cries from the cross he spoke on that Friday. In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will tran...

This Lent we are remembering the work Jesus did on the cross. One of the best ways to understand that work is to listen to the cries from the cross he spoke on that Friday. In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will tran...

This Lent we are remembering the work Jesus did on the cross. One of the best ways to understand that work is to listen to the cries from the cross He spoke on that Friday. This Ash Wednesday we look at ONE: My God My God Why Have you Forsaken Me.

This Lent we are remembering the work Jesus did on the cross. One of the best ways to understand that work is to listen to the cries from the cross He spoke on that Friday. This Ash Wednesday we look at ONE: My God My God Why Have you Forsaken Me.

This is the one who calls us to follow. We can always ask which is the real Jesus? Is it the one who gets his hands dirty with the mud and spit of this world, or is it the one who stands on the mountain top and glows with a radiance divine? Well, of course, the answer is yes! Yes, it is both. The human Jesus and the divine Christ. Join us as Rev. Rick Vance leads this week for Transfiguration Sund...

This is the one who calls us to follow. We can always ask which is the real Jesus? Is it the one who gets his hands dirty with the mud and spit of this world, or is it the one who stands on the mountain top and glows with a radiance divine? Well, of course, the answer is yes! Yes, it is both. The human Jesus and the divine Christ. Join us as Rev. Rick Vance leads this week for Transfiguration Sund...

Join us as Bishop Bill McAlilly leads this week through Isaiah 40:28-31.

Join us as Bishop Bill McAlilly leads this week through Isaiah 40:28-31.

Follow Me is what Jesus asked. It is not always easy but God always provides!

Follow Me is what Jesus asked. It is not always easy but God always provides!

We continue in Follow Me. This week we hear from Kim Grubb and where God is calling her. Where are you Leaving and Casting for God?

We continue in Follow Me. This week we hear from Kim Grubb and where God is calling her. Where are you Leaving and Casting for God?

We continue in Follow Me. This week Pastor Louise leads with the question and statement.. Who Me?!

We continue in Follow Me. This week Pastor Louise leads with the question and statement.. Who Me?!

Baptism of our Lord Sunday 2021. Remember your baptism and that you are loved.

Baptism of our Lord Sunday 2021. Remember your baptism and that you are loved.

Epiphany 2021!

Epiphany 2021!

12/27 Worship with Bishop Bill McAlilly

12/27 Worship with Bishop Bill McAlilly