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Additional Services & Events

Feb 12th services at Fr. Job's residence
Luncheon to follow about 12:15. The Folks from Good Shepherd and others are welcome.

128 Dodge Road
Plainfield, NH 03781
Take 12A to Plainfield and turn onto Westgate Road (a left from the north and a right from the south). Turn right onto Dodge Road (after the small bridge and horse farm -- the first dirt road). Drive about a third of a mile and we are the white mailbox on the right.

Shrove Tuesday, February 21 6-7 p.m. Pancake Supper

Wednesday, February 22 Ash Wednesday
8 a.m. Morning Prayer & Bible Study
6 p.m. Holy Eucharist with the imposition of ashes

Friday, February 24
St. Matthias the Apostle
8 a.m. Morning Prayer

APRIL 17 PALM SUNDAY 9 AM
Holy Eucharist with blessing of palms

APRIL 20 WEDNESDAY 8 AM
Morning Prayer followed by Bible study

APRIL 21 MAUNDY THURSDAY 7 PM
Tenebrae service

APRIL 22 GOOD FRIDAY 12 N
Holy Eucharist and Stations of the Cross

APRIL 23 HOLY SATURDAY 7 PM
Liturgy & Mass of Easter Even

APRIL 24 EASTER MORNING 9 AM
Holy Eucharist

 

 

Morning Prayer services at 11 a.m. each Sunday at the Fort at No. 4 will resume when the Fort reopens for the 2012 season on Sunday, May 13.

 

DNE Synod 2011

ACA Synod 2011

Parish News From the February issue of Our Town

December NEA Report

Good Shepherd on Facebook

Diocese of the Northeast on Facebook

St. Luke's Camp

DNE Youth Website

Fall Mountain Food Shelf

 

Sunday Services:

1st, 3rd & 4th Sundays
Holy Communion, 9 am

2nd & 5th Sundays: Morning Prayer, 9 am

Last Sunday of each month:
Monthly Food In-gathering for the benefit of the Fall Mountain Food Shelf

  Wednesday Morning Prayer     Services and Bible Study

Morning Prayer at 8 a.m.

Bible Study at 9 a.m.
Bible study will not be held on December 21 and December 28.
We will resume our regular schedule on Wednesday, January 4, 2012.

November 2011-January 2012
Gospel of Matthew-- we will examine how Matthew draws on the prophesies of the Old Testament to show how Jesus fulfilled God's promise to send a Messiah to save His people.
Boris is having an aha moment.
Boris is having an "aha" moment at a recent Bible study.

 

Welcome

Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd

Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd
20 Summer Street
P.O. Box 418
Charlestown, NH 03603
(603) 826-4110

Mission, Vision, Values

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The Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian R. Marsh,
Bishop Ordinary:
Sermons

Fr. Job Serebroc

Charlie Niemi

Stephen Rugg

Robert D. Philp

Clergy, Staff, & Leadership

Bishop Ordinary:
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian R. Marsh

The Rev. Mr. David W. Moody

Vestry
Senior Warden: Stephen King
Junior Warden: Aare Ilves
Secretary: Dcn. David Moody
Treasurer: Philip Turner

Parochial Ministry

Organist: Linwood Paine
Sunday School: Jeanne Moody
Web Creator: Bonnie Turner

For more information contact Deacon David Moody, 603-835-7900
dwmoody@beaverwood.com

Current Events and Links of Interest
February 6, 2012

Parish News From the February issue of Our Town
Charlestown Ecumenical Network
Disaster Ministry meeting report

World Consultation on The Continuing Anglican Churches

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Address to the Congress of Continuing Anglicans,
Victoria, British Columbia, June 1, 2011

Second mission to El Hogar, a home for poor children in Honduras

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First mission trip
My Personal Log of the mission to El Hogar, a home for poor children in Honduras
Phil Turner
Read more
Download the document

 
Links
 
Rt Rev Brian R Marsh, Bishop Ordinary
Rt Rev Brian R Marsh,
Bishop Ordinary
ACA and APA Sign Inter-Communion Agreement

National Synod, Belleview, IL -- 22 September 2011

Signatories of Inter-Communion Agreement between ACA and APAOn September 22, 2011, the Anglican Church in America (ACA), meeting in its Eighth General Synod at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, Belleview, Illinois, unanimously endorsed a resolution for inter-communion with the Anglican Province of America (APA). The APA also unanimously endorsed this agreement at its Provincial Synod on July 15, 2011. The Inter-Communion Agreement was signed by the ACA and APA Ordinaries on the Altar during the ACA Synod Pontifical Solemn High Mass.

 

 

Archbishop Louis W. Falk has completed his term as President of the House of Bishops. He had promised to serve as President for a single two-year term at the last General Synod of the ACA. The House of Bishops received his resignation with gratitude and deep appreciation for his years of service to the Church.
The Right Reverend Brian R. Marsh was elected Acting President of the House of Bishops. The Right Reverend George D. Langberg was re-elected Vice President. Both were elected unanimously.
All ACA bishops have agreed to support each other as they proceed with their respective courses of action. Those bishops committed to the Ordinariate have, in the interests of collegiality, voluntarily agreed to forego their voting rights on matters that will not affect them.
All current members of the House of Bishops remain in good standing within the House of Bishops and the Anglican Church in America, until some members are received and incardinated into the Personal Ordinariate.

We offer our pledge to assist and to pray for each other during this time of transition.

(signed) The House of Bishops of the Anglican Church in America.
Tuesday of Easter Week. April 26, 2011.

Good Shepherd is a parish of the Diocese of the Northeast, The Anglican Church in America
The Diocesan Shield

The Diocesan Shield

 

The Shield of the Diocese of the Northeast of the Anglican Church in America consists of the red Cross of St. George on the white shield, calling to mind the Anglican heritage of the Diocese. In the left quadrant is an Evergreen Tree, sturdy and resilient, even amidst the harshness of winter. A Pastoral Staff intersects the Cross of St. George, slightly bent, the Staff is in movement telling of the continuous growth of the Diocese of the Northeast. Crowning the shield is the Pontifical Mitre, jeweled and ornamented, as a sign of joy. The color of the Mitre is predominantly blue, symbolic of contemplation and wisdom, and in honor of St. Mary.