Good Shepherd Weekly 10/27
Crawl to the Cross - Cancelled
Due to unforeseen circumstances Crawl to the Cross II, originally scheduled for October 30, will be postponed until this spring.
Fall Clean Up Date
The date for this year’s fall clean up is Sunday, November 6. Plan to stick around after church on Nov. 6 to rake leaves and prep the grounds for winter. More information will be forth coming.
Friendsgiving
Mark your calendars for an afternoon of Thanksgiving fellowship! Pastor G and Sarah will be hosting a Friendsgiving celebration at the parsonage on Saturday, November 19 starting at 1pm. This get together will be an open house until 7pm. Snacks, food, and beverages will be provided. We hope to see you there.
Befriend a Missionary
Our congregation participates in the Befriend a Missionary program through the Lutheran Women's Missionary Society (LWMS). We responsible for sending cards of encouragement to two missionaries for the month of November. If you visit the LWMS bulletin board in the Bible Study area you will find cards and more info on the missionaries. You can write a card and leave it in Debbie Giovinazzo's mailbox.
After Service Fellowship
We'll be bringing back after church fellowship. We will hold fellowship roughly every other week. Consider helping provide refreshments for fellowship time--a sign up for providing refreshments can be found on the church bulletin board in the lobby.=
This Week at Good Shepherd
Sunday, Oct 30: Bible Study, 9:00am
Sunday, Oct 30: Reformation Service, 10:00am (non-communion)
Sunday Morning Bible Study
Sundays 9:00am In-Person
The Light in The Darkness is a Bible class on how God promised to preserve his Gospel and how he has preserved it for us today. This study not only teaches doctrine concerning God’s Word, but also covers the history of how the Old Testament and New Testament has come to us through surviving manuscripts.
Upcoming Sunday
There are some things which deserve our attention before anything else. There are some things that are so important that they need to be dealt with before anything else. "First things first," we'll say. But some of the most important things come at the end--both at the end of our lives and at the end of time. Our faith looks forward to the resurrection that awaits us. Our faith looks forward to the day when Jesus returns to earth at the end of all things. We look forward to the day when we no longer see with eyes of faith, but with our own eyes. These last things are some of the most important things.
Watch Sunday's Sermon
