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Food for the Soul

Sunday Coffee, Cookies & Conversation You can get to know folks a little better by joining us for coffee, snacks and conversation immediately following the worship service every Sunday. The coffee's always on, there are always snacks - some good for you, some just plain good - and the conversation's always lively. Whether you're new to Good Shepherd or a longtime attender, make this social time a part of your worship experience. To take a turn providing munchies, sign up at the Welcome Center.

Receptions
At Good Shepherd, we love to celebrate the milestones in our journey of faith. Whether its a Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, reception of new members or a funeral, we'll hold reception for you and yours right after the worship service. Members of the congregation volunteer to organize the receptions, prepare the food - and even provide the cake!

These receptions mean a lot to people, especially those with family out of town. If you'd like to be a part of this ministry, indicate your interest on the blue Faithworks form in Sunday's Yellow Pages and place it in the Sunday offering.

Comfort Food
When families are hurting a warm meal is always appreciated. It's our custom at Good Shepherd to try to feed those rejoicing in the birth of a new baby, dealing with the loss of a loved one or the stress of surgery, and those who have lost a job. When you need this support, please contact any Council member, or call the church office 772-4075 or good.shep-holland@sbcglobal.net.

If you are interested in being a part of this Ministry to prepare and deliver food, please indicate this on the blue Faith Works form in the Sunday Yellow Pages.

Lenten Soup Suppers
Connect or reconnect with family and friends and the Christ we share over coffee and conversation, by joining us at 5:30 pm every Wednesday during Lent, for a casual meal of soup and breads. Lenten Vespers follow at 6:30 pm around the lilting melodies of Holden Evening Prayer and devotions that relate to our renewal of faith as we prepare to celebrate Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Child care will be offered during evening prayer. Feel free to come to either dinner, Evening Prayer or both, as your schedule permits.

To take a turn provide soups, vegetable plates or breads, sign up during the weeks preceding Lent.