Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Growing In God’s Grace - Welcoming All

  • Welcome to Good Shepherd!

    Worship on Sundays at 9am, with fellowship following. Click the red arrows to scroll for more events!

  • Good Shepherd’s Annual Spring Fling Concert

    Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 7:00 pm 

  • Food Shelf

    Pickup at Good Shepherd every third Saturday at 9 am. The Food Shelf’s website is https://www.ejufoodshelf.com/

  • Immigration Justice Team

    At our January 2020 annual meeting, our congregation voted unanimously to become a Welcoming Congregation in the ELCA’s AMMPARO initiative (Accompanying Migrant Minors with Protection, Advocacy, Representation, and Opportunities).

Welcome Home

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church believes that God’s love is freely given to all regardless of race, ethnicity, age, physical or mental ability, sexual orientation or gender identity. No matter who you are, how you are spiritually, or where you are on life’s journey, we welcome and embrace you in the name and love of Christ. Good Shepherd is located on Route 15, in Jericho, Vermont. Your journey here will be blessed with the beauty of the Green Mountains. Your time with us will be blessed with a warm welcome, inspiration and outstanding music.

Worship at 9am

This Sunday is the second of the six Sundays in Lent, and we continue our journey toward Easter that began on Ash Wednesday.  The purple color of the paraments indicate that this is a season of reflection and repentance. Worship this week will follow our Lenten service booklet, drawn from the Evangelical Lutheran Worship hymnal’s Setting 3. The service will include our active involvement at Prayer Stations, based on the song “We Follow You On Your Path,” written by our Sunday School leader, Annamary Anderson. 

A Lenten Tradition

The Lenten log is made from the trunk of our 2023 Christmas tree, the last one donated by member Hans Jaensch before his passing. It was crafted by Hubie Norton. There are 6 candles, one for each week in Lent. This Sunday all six candles will be lit, and one is extinguished each Sunday as we approach Holy Week and Good Friday – the opposite of the Advent wreath with its increasing light, as we anticipate Jesus’ birth. 

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