Good Shepherd Weekly 2/7
Good Shepherd Growth Group
Date and Time: Friday February 11, 2021 Fellowship begins at 6:30PM with Bible Study at 7PM
Location: Giovinazzo Residence – 194 Maple Street Stow, MA
CARPOOLING IS HAPPENING!!!! Please speak with Celline or Jessica if you would like to car pool.
Growth Groups are designed to be a laid back and casual way of connecting with Christian friends who care about God and each other. In our growth groups we pray together and study the Scriptures together. We add in some food and fellowship and maybe even some good laughs together because we want to build up Christian friendships. Growth Groups are a fun and healthy way of growing spiritually as well as enriching our relationships with other members.
Chili & Chocolate Chip Cookie Cook-Off 2022
Congratulations to Debbie Giovinazzo and Nick Giovinazzo who won best chili and best chocolate chip cookie respectively. Thank you to everyone who provided canned goods for the Attleboro Food Bank!
Current Bible Studies
Sunday 9:15am In-Person
“Meaningless! Meaningless! Everything is Meaningless!” Solomon cries out. Solomon has not lost his faith in God, rather he has lost his faith in everything else. Presumably as an old man Solomon reflected on his own wisdom, his own work, his own achievements and success and he shaked his head and cries out, “Meaningless!” Is it true that your job, your family, your hobbies are meaningless? Of course, life is meaningful when we assign value to these things. We can even find a moment of what we might call transcendence in them. But these things are only “under the sun” they are for moment, for the short term, they are for me. Is it possible then to find meaning that transcends these things under the sun? This is the question Solomon takes up and in the end he will provide you with the kind of meaning and purpose people have been seeking for millennia.
Wednesday 7:00pm Zoom
In the first half of Ready to Answer we discovered how to defend our faith against questions and accusation regarding Jesus, his teaching, and particularly the historicity of his resurrection. In the second half we will tackle issues such as the feasibility of miracles, creation, and even the claim that science his upended the need for religion. We will study these issues so that we are strengthened in our own faith and remain unshaken by outside claims and to equip ourselves so that we remain ready to give the answer for the hope that we have.