Good Shepherd Episcopal Church

Before I went here, I hadn't been regularly to any church in over 20 years. If I'd known a Church like this existed, I probably wouldn't have stopped going to Church. My wife suggested we try this place, she'd driven by it every day for years and been curious about going to services one day. Well, we e-mailed the priest to ask about parking, since it didn't look to have much parking at all. Apparently the lot across the street is usable by their parishioners. Most mornings they have a police officer there acting as a crossing guard.They are open-minded, friendly and accepting. They genuinely embrace diversity, of both people and ideas. The worship service is beautiful, the clergy are friendly and energetic, and the actual Church itself is a beautiful "old world" style place that looks like some centuries-old chapel from Europe, complete with stone pillars, stained glass windows ornate wood fixtures and a massive pipe organ. The choir there is practically unearthly in the beauty of their music.I'm quite happy to have found Good Shepherd. I wish I'd known about this place decades ago.

A great place to worship and fellowship! Check the website for Holy Eucharist times as it changes during the school year and summer. I enjoy attending the 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist. Concerts, free and open to the public, are usually before at 4:15 pm. Come and visit, whether you are Episcopal or not, all are welcome!Lectures, movies and classes are often held here for the entire community to enjoy. Parking is on the street, along Bell Ct & Sayre Ave.Rt 11, Richmond Rd bus stops directly in front of church or across the street at Kentucky Ave.