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Any and all food scraps can now be composted. Place them in the small bin located in the kitchen marked "compost," or place a compostable bag in a large pot to collect food scraps from community meals. When the bag is full, place it in the large, gray trash can outside in the alley marked "compost." Replace the bag in the small container. Bags for composting are out in the kitchen near the sinks.

 All the items below can be composted; just place any boxes, newspapers, food packaging directly into the gray bin outside:

- Food scraps, including meat, bread, vegetables, table scraps, dairy, coffee grounds and pasta

- Unsoiled or food-soiled paper products, such as paper towels, paper bags, pizza boxes, napkins, paper cups, newspaper and food packaging Read more »

SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 8:00 and 10:30 am

Good Shepherd, its members and friends have suffered many deaths recently.  We have experienced losses of other kinds as well: losing parents to dementia, losing our own health, jobs, or confidence.

On Sunday March 22, we come together as a community during worship to support one another as we mourn our losses and look forward to hope and light.  We will share a meal together after the second service, at approximately 11:30 am.

Please join us.  We encourage you to invite others who are mourning their own losses so we can uphold one another.

Imagine that you are recovering from surgery or dealing with a sick loved one. Now imagine that a friend shows up with a basket filled with a warm dinner for your family. That is what the Meal Shepherds do. From time to time there are several families that need meals, but each Meal Shepherd is responsible for one or a few meals. Call the church office if you would like to be on the list of people who make meals. Also, please let the church office know if you would like a meal after recovering from surgery or have a sick loved one. We also provide meals for new parents those first days you are home from the hospital.