"I am the Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd lays down His life for the sheep." John 10:11
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Thank you for visiting Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on the web. This site will provide you with information on our pastor, Bible studies, events and calendar, sermons, etc.
We are holding our last in person service on December 13 at 30% of our capacity. We have established a plan that we hope will minimize the risk of the spread of COVID-19. Please review our plan below before joining us for service.
The Lord’s Supper is celebrated on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays of the month.
Due to the lockdown of the Windsor Essex region, which takes effect December 14th, our services will be moving to our Facebook live stream effective on December 20. Bulletins for our online services can be found on our “Bulletins” page, found in the “About Us” dropdown menu at the top of this website.
Please note that a Facebook account IS NOT required to watch any of videos posted there or access the sermon audio and liturgy for the day.
If you desire the Lord’s Supper please sign up at one of our services on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays of the month. Services are capped at 10 people per service. You can sign up by clicking the button below or by contacting Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
Dear brothers & sisters in Christ, It’s been a year now. A year since we’ve first heard about a new kind of virus, a coronavirus. I bet that word “coronavirus” wasn’t even a part of your vocabulary a year ago, yet now it’s become something that’s entered into almost daily usage. It’s rather surreal, isn’t … More God Working Through Terrible Times
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Last month I started going through the four promises that we make in forgiveness. The promises came from a pamphlet that I found on a pamphlet in my office called “Peacemaking Principles.” Those principles, to remind you are: 1) I will not dwell on this incident, 2) I will … More The Four Promises of Forgiveness, Part II
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, What does forgiveness mean? As a church, we talk a lot about forgiveness. We don’t always define it. What is forgiveness? What is God saying when He says that He forgives us? What are we saying when we tell someone “I forgive you”? Does someone have to say “I’m … More The Four Promises of Forgiveness Part 1
