Rev. Eleanor Terry
Rev. Ellie suggests, “It is a human thing, love; a holy thing, to love what death has touched.” We all know that death is part of every life. But with Jesus’ death and resurrection we also know that in death life is changed, not ended.
Stewardship Reflection
In the midst of our 2026 Pledge Drive Toni Berryman reflects on the ways the Good Shepherd community has found a home in her heart.
Rev. Ken Schmidt
Deacon Ken asks, “What does Jesus command us do?” Jesus’ second Great Commandment instructs us to love God, and to “love your neighbor as yourself.” Do we truly love and accept ourselves with all our faults and imperfections?
Rev. Eleanor Terry
The Episcopal church calls us to follow Jesus through prayer, worship, proclamation of the Gospel, and by promoting justice, peace, and love. Rev. Ellie notes that prayer comes first in that list. What exactly is prayer? Why is it foundational to being a Christian?
Rev. Eleanor Terry
Rev. Ellie challenges us: do we know Jesus in a way which saves us? In a way that makes us truly whole?
This is what FAITH looks like
A growing team of Good Shepherd parishioners is bearing witness at peaceful protests at the ICE building in Burlington.
Rev. Eleanor Terry
Rev. Ellie explores how the words of Jeremiah the Prophet speak clearly to us today.
Massachusetts Episcopalians rally behind immigrant church member before ICE appointment
Good Shepherd parishioners show their support
