The Rev. Janie Donahue
Gospel and Sermon for Third Sunday after Pentecost, June 14, 2026
2026-06-14 Gospel & Sermon, Rev. Janie Donahue
Memorial Garden stewardship
Join us after church service on June 14 to help clean up the Memorial Garden
Please don your gardening clothes and grab your to rake to honor and respect those who have gone before by being a good steward of our Garden. You can lend a hand to clean up the the leaves in and around our Memorial Garden by raking for a bit after either service on Sunday, June 14.
Our former Warden, Wendy Fedderson, will be leading us. This is an important first step as we bring our space to a place of beauty. By respectfully cleaning up the area we can see what we already have and then build upon that. Please help us put our prayers of stewardship into faith-filled action next Sunday.
The Rev. Ken Schmidt
Gospel and Sermon for Second Sunday after Pentecost, June 7, 2026
2026-06-07 Gospel & Sermon, Rev. Ken Schmidt, Deacon
The Rev. Janie Donahue
Gospel and Sermon for First Sunday after Pentecost, May 31, 2026
2026-05-31 Gospel & Sermon, Rev. Janie Donahue
The Rev. Robert Davidson
Gospel and Sermon for Pentecost Sunday, May 24, 2026
2026-05-24 Gospel & Sermon, Rev. Robert Davidson
The Rev. Robert Davidson
Gospel and Sermon for Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 17, 2026
2026-05-17 Gospel & Sermon, Rev. Robert Davidson
Good Shepherd parishioners attend "One Sun One Earth One People” at St. Paul’s Cathedral
Author and activist Bill McKibben was the main speaker
Five Good Shepherd parishioners attended an Earth Day event “One Sun One Earth One People” at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Boston on Sunday April 19. Bishop Julia Wentworth opened with a beautiful prayer for creation.
Author and activist Bill McKibben was the main speaker. He acknowledged that the US faces some serious challenges from climate change which is creating natural disasters. In addition, the fossil fuel industry has become more powerful than ever.
However, Bill gave us hope in the increasing production of cheap solar panels in Asia that are making it possible for many nations to convert to renewable energy more quickly than expected. He encouraged us to petition our legislators to remove legal barriers to balcony solar panels that can be hung from railings or out of apartment windows to generate power.
Bill pointed out that power from the sun is free and not subject to being captured and sold. As a result, he believes it will eventually become the fuel of choice. It was an inspiring talk.
Bill McKibben’s presentation starts at 41:16.
The Rev. Robert Davidson
2026-05-03 Gospel & Sermon, Rev. Robert Davidson
Gospel and Sermon for Fifth Sunday of Easter, May 3, 2026
The Rev. Eleanor Applewhite Terry
Gospel and Sermon for Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2026
Gospel and Sermon for Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2026
One Sun, One Earth, One People: Sacred Celebration
Join members of Good Shepherd in Boston this Earth Day
Members of Good Shepherd will be joining Boston Interfaith Climate Allies on April 19 at 1:30 at the Embrace Memorial on Boston Common. The group will process to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul for this celebration with honored guest speaker, climate activist, author, and Sunday School teacher Bill McKibben. Please join us! Learn more and register online.