Worship Service Begins at 10:30 AM Every Sunday - In Person and Online Through Our Facebook Page
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"Our Hope Comes from Christ" 
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2023 Theme: “Living in the Moment”
December Theme: “Being in the Presence of Hope, Love, Joy & Peace” 3rd 1st Sunday of Advent “In the Moment” Psalm 80: 1-7 Mark 13: 24-37 10th 2nd Sunday of Advent “Bringing Good News” Isaiah 40: 1-5 Mark 1: 1- 8
Psalm 126 1 Thessalonians 5: 16-24
Psalm 89: 1-4 Romans 16: 25-27
Isaiah 9: 6-7 Titus 2: 11-14
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Updated Covid-19 Guidelines:
Out of an abundance of caution and respect for the health and well-being of our church family, friends and partnering organizations, the Session of Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church has adopted updated Covid-19 guidelines as of April 2022, and will revisit/modify the guidelines monthly.
Follow this link to Good Shepherd's revised Covid-19 Policy Page.
Out of an abundance of caution and respect for the health and well-being of our church family, friends and partnering organizations, the Session of Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church has adopted updated Covid-19 guidelines as of April 2022, and will revisit/modify the guidelines monthly.
Follow this link to Good Shepherd's revised Covid-19 Policy Page.
Good Shepherd is a mission-oriented church. In gratitude to God, we seek to be useful in the world, fostering love, justice and peace.
What to expect
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Good Shepherd Church is a hospitable place. This is an environment where you can be just you. Dress is casual. Come as you are. There is plenty of parking. We’re fully accessible.
We’ll provide you with a bulletin which makes it easy to follow the service. In worship, it’s OK to laugh, applaud, do playful things, and still be drawn to higher levels of thought and faith. We’re trying to make a positive difference in the world. And we invite you to join us some Sunday morning. We’re one mile due west of Midway Airport. 
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“Go out into the world in peace; have courage; hold on to what is good; return to no one evil for evil; strengthen the fainthearted; support the weak; help the suffering; honor everyone; love and serve the Lord, rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit.”