Communion 

The Lord’s Supper is celebrated at Good Shepherd in the belief and with the confession that this Sacrament is the very Body and Blood of Christ (The Doctrine of The Real Presence) which is received with the bread and the wine for us to eat and drink for the forgiveness of sins and to strengthen our faith. Our Lord invites to His table those who trust His words, repent of all sin, seek to forgive and love as He forgives and loves us, and have the intent, with the help of The Holy Spirit, to amend their sinful lives. Children are welcome to commune after they are confirmed or have taken early communion instruction. If you agree with our beliefs regarding the nature and meaning of this Sacrament, and with our practice concerning administering it, and desire to commune with us, you are welcome! 

• Jesus Christ is the only Lord and Savior from all sin, Satan and death.

• The Risen Christ is really present in the Sacrament (Holy Communion) and that with the bread and wine is His true Body and Blood.

• With the help of God, my response is to resolve to dedicate my life to the service of Him in His Body, the Church, by regular group worship, group Bible study, sacrificial giving, thankful living, and a faithful witness.

Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday, alternating between the morning Worship Services. 

Worship