Church of the Good Shepherd

Ash Wednesday & Lent 2021 | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/5251f11cc0f9/good-shepherd-e-news-4738242

News & Notices, Feb. 18 | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/51d9c4bbceee/good-shepherd-e-news-4738534

Feb. 18: Morning Prayer http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/office.php

Join us at 12:00 Noon on YouTube for a brief Ash Wednesday service, live-streamed from our chapel (and available anytime afterwards). Ashes are not required! But, for those who picked some up, there will be a moment for imposing ashes on ourselves and/or those in our households participating with us. https://goodshepherdcovington.us5.list-manage.com/tr/click

Feb. 17: Ash Wednesday https://goodshepherdcovington.us5.list-manage.com/tr/click

Shrove Tues. Pancake Flip Challenge 2021 | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/87dd44b95611/good-shepherd-e-news-4738486

Feb. 16: Morning Prayer http://www.stbedeproductions.com/breviary/office.php

Congrats to President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris. Don’t miss the powerful prayer from the BCP in the last para. below.

Join us for a little Morning Prayer!

Nov. 11: Morning Prayer http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/office.php

COMING UP this week! | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/5bb78755d642/good-shepherd-e-news-2754362

Funeral announcement: Marilynn Whatley - Livestream, 4:00 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16 - https://mailchi.mp/54d5d701940b/good-shepherd-e-news-2754314

Nov. 10: Morning Prayer http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/office.php

Thanks to our Bishop for a worthy list, indeed. May we rise to the challenge(s).

Nov. 9: Morning Prayer http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/office.php

Come and worship!

Choose By the time you read this, our Country will have chosen a Presidentmaybe. It’s a sacred responsibility to be able to participate in making a choice lik...e that. In choosing we give voice to our values, our priorities, and our allegiances. In choosing we commit our energies and aptitudes. It’s no wonder then that Joshua, Moses’ successor, gathered the tribes of Israel and asked them to make a choice. Choose this day," he said, whom you will serve. He went further than that, he said, as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord. His general invitation and his personal declaration were not arbitrarily arrived at. He made his choice based on the character of God and what God had done. His choice factored in God’s faithfulness to his ancestors when they were oppressed and later immigrants. He made his choice based on the fact that God had provided for and protected his people. What Joshua was certain of is that his fledgling nation would utterly fail if it chose to be out of alignment with Almighty God. Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25 https://buff.ly/3gXsVRS See more

USE THIS LINK FOR NOV. 8 ONLINE WORSHIP | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/a65df926fada/good-shepherd-e-news-2753594

CORRECTED LINKS: News & Notices for Nov 8, 2020 | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/26b656057c27/good-shepherd-e-news-2753170

News & Notices for Nov 8, 2020 | Good Shepherd Episcopal - https://mailchi.mp/c5316b00fadd/good-shepherd-e-news-2752562