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Welcome to the Web Home of The Episcopal Church of theGood Shepherd Berkeley, California |
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Good God, Good News, Good Shepherd! At the Church of the Good Shepherd we believe in the inclusive love and goodness of God, whose good news we hear in Jesus, the Good Shepherd, through the Holy Spirit at work in all of creation, and in the gifts each of us brings to our life together as a community. The community of the Good Shepherd creates and nurtures a place where God’s goodness can flourish and where each of us can grow in compassion, love, and understanding. Liturgical Schedule
Sunday Mornings, 11 AM We welcome everyone to join us for our Sunday morning liturgy at eleven o'clock. We're blessed to have a number of volunteer clergy among us who preside and preach at our liturgies. No two Sundays are quite the same at Good Shepherd, so do visit us more than once. We celebrate the Eucharist (the celebration of Holy Communion) together each Sunday and everyone is welcome to receive the Sacrament with us. To read some of the sermons given at Good Shepherd or to hear podcasts of our adult forum series, go to the archives. If you like what you read and hear, come join us some Sunday for preaching in real time. Click here to meet our priest-in-charge, the Reverend Este Gardner Cantor. Weekly Newsletter
Community Events
Day Laborers Meal on Fridays
July 25th Temescal Quartet Concert cancelled
Watch for a new date! Aid for Victims of the Haiti Earthquake
Make a donation to Episcopal Relief & Development
Read the Pastoral Letter from Bishop Marc
Visit the Episcopal Relief & Development web site for updates and information.
Location
Good Shepherd is located at 1823 9th Street,
at the corner of Hearst, one block north of University Avenue. Good Shepherd is a 15-minute walk from the North Berkeley BART station. Click for a walking map. Telephone: 510.549.1433 A Bit About Good Shepherd The Church of the Good Shepherd, built in 1878, is the oldest continuously used church in the Bay Area. Designed by Charles L. Bugbee, a renowned San Francisco architect, it is modeled in the Gothic Revival style. It is a City of Berkeley Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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