Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Each Saturday evening at 5:45 p.m., is worship in an informal setting, with a relaxed, quiet and devotional mood. Casual clothing is encouraged, and there is no standing during this worship service. A combination of traditional hymns and more contemporary music is used.

Each Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m., is our traditional, liturgical worship, using the best of our classic Lutheran liturgies and hymns from “Lutheran Worship” or “Lutheran Service Book,” with the occasional introduction of a new liturgy or hymn.

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This service takes the best of our Lutheran worship and teachings and presents them with the use of alternative settings and new worship and praise songs. The music is led with keyboards and drums and other percussion instruments as appropriate, adding guitar accompaniment, with a group of singers leading the worship music. Casual dress is encouraged, and we work very hard to complete this worship time by 12:00 noon.

Holiday weekends. This worship service combines the Classic Praise and New Song Praise styles.

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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is utilizing a Ministry based organization structure. The Voters' Assembly is responsible for making the "What" decisions, followed by the Focus and Coordinating Team who coordinate the overall ministry. There are four Vision Teams who facilitate the ministries that fall within their scope and are assigned by the Focus and Coordinating Team. A Resource Advisory Team is to provide leadership, coordination and communication in the areas of: 1) administration, 2) property, 3) finances and 4) technology.

Members of the youth group participate as cast members of a Live Nativity. They portray Mary, Joseph, shepherds, wise men and angels. Real animals also are used in the scene including goats, donkeys and cows.

Good Shepherd congregation provides this live nativity as a demonstration to the community that not only do we welcome Jesus into our lives as our Savior, but we also welcome all people to be a part of our family so that they too can know Jesus better and experience His love through us.