GOOD SHEPHERD EPISCOPAL CHURCH

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OUR MISSION:  Feed my sheep

 

WHO WE ARE

We are an affirming, diverse community of the Jesus Movement within the Episcopal Church in the Episcopal Diocese of Washington.

WHAT WE DO

We seek to fulfill Christ’s command to Peter: “Feed my sheep”. With God's help we try to give physical and spiritual nourishment to our neighbors in our congregation, our neighborhood, our community, and the world.

WHY WE DO IT

We live out our calling in response to the Biblical mandate to love God completely and love our Neighbor as ourselves

 

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Episcopal Relief & Development has mobilized with Anglican agencies and other partners in order to provide humanitarian assistance to people fleeing the violence in Ukraine.
Working through the Action by Churches Together Alliance ( ACT Alliance), Episcopal Relief & Development will provide blankets, hygiene supplies and other needed assistance.
Please pray for all those affected. Donations to Episcopal Relief & Development’s International Disaster Response Fund will provide humanitarian assistance for the crisis in Ukraine.
 
Another option is Razom - Razom for Ukraine   Razom for Ukraine has also received the Guidestar Gold Transparency designation for 2021.  They are a public charity and almost 100% of the contributions go directly to aid in Ukraine. More information about Razom.
 

 Stewardship

You can submit your Stewardship Pledge on line.

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Upcoming Events 

Food Drive
May 21, 2022 at 11:00 PM

Food Drive - Good Shepherd Parking Lot
All nutritious staples are happily received. Here are some healthy items to consider:
- Tuna, Salmon, or Chicken, in water
- Dry or canned beans (low sodium, if possible)
- Natural nut butters
- Brown rice (16 oz)
- Whole grain pasta
- Pasta sauce in plastic jars
- Canned vegetables (low sodium, if possible)
- Canned fruit (in juice)
- Fruit cups
- Shelf-stable milk in individual milk boxes
- Cooking oils and spices
(Those of us who deliver have noticed that large boxes of dry cereal are easily squished when piled up and not the best choice.)

Holy Eucharist II
May 22, 2022 at 10:30 AM

The 10:30 am service is in-person in the Good Shepherd sanctuary. Please plan to wear a mask for in-person worship at 10:30. Masks will be required while we are in the building on Sunday mornings moving forward until further notice.

Midweek Worship Service - in-person and live stream
May 25, 2022 at 11:30 AM

A celebration of the Eucharist
and discussion of the readings on Facebook Live. Masks are required for in-person worship.

https://www.facebook.com/gsecmd/?ref=bookmarks

Food Drive
June 4, 2022 at 11:00 AM

Food Drive - Good Shepherd Parking Lot
All nutritious staples are happily received. Here are some healthy items to consider:
- Tuna, Salmon, or Chicken, in water
- Dry or canned beans (low sodium, if possible)
- Natural nut butters
- Brown rice (16 oz)
- Whole grain pasta
- Pasta sauce in plastic jars
- Canned vegetables (low sodium, if possible)
- Canned fruit (in juice)
- Fruit cups
- Shelf-stable milk in individual milk boxes
- Cooking oils and spices
(Those of us who deliver have noticed that large boxes of dry cereal are easily squished when piled up and not the best choice.)

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