Living the Love of God:
We seek to be a welcoming spiritual home for all
where we strive to love God and God’s creation
and spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Please join us for in-person or online services
on Zoom and on Facebook live
(updates posted as they happen)

Note: Holy Communion by car drive-through follows the service in Good Shepherd’s parking lot for those not yet comfortable healthwise with joining in person

Sunday Morning 9:30 Holy Eucharist
In Person and Online on Zoom and Facebook Live

Virtual Coffee Gathering follows the Service

Adult Christian Education/Discussion 11:00 Sundays

Monday Morning (online only) 8:30 Service of Morning Prayer

Wednesday Noon Service of Noonday Prayer
In Person only 12:05 (Masks required)
You may bring a sack lunch to gather outside following the service.

The Church of the Good Shepherd currently has online worship services on Sunday mornings at 9:30 and we have limited in-person availability depending on the Diocese of the Rio Grande’s requirements during this pandemic time. Following Holy Eucharist, we offer Holy Communion by car drive-through every week. Online Morning Prayer is on Mondays at 8:30, and in person Holy Eucharist is on Wednesdays at noon. All times are Mountain Time.

Christian Education on Sundays

Adult Bible Study/ Group Discussion meets after virtual coffee hour on Sundays at 11:00 AM

Children’s Sunday School meets online from 9:10 am to 9:25 am during the school year (currently on vacation for summertime).

Other groups such as Education for Ministry (EfM) and Contemplative (Centering) Prayer meet regularly online as well.

Silver City, New Mexico, is in Southwestern New Mexico, located where the Chihuahuan Desert and the Pinos Altos and Mongollon ranges meet. The Gila National Forest and Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area are in our backyard. Silver City is a beautiful city nestled in the high desert at 6,000 feet. The Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument is nearby.

Some pictures:

The Rev. Bonnie E. Edwards

Assisting Priest Sarah Guck

After each Eucharist, join us in virtual fellowship (or in person, once restrictions are lifted).

We love to eat and talk, not surprising.

Where People at Good Shepherd Come From

Most of us live in and around Silver City, but we have members from the Mimbres, Pinos Altos, Cliff, Deming, and other towns and rural areas in the region. Our dynamic membership is from all over the U.S.

Choir with our former Rector Paul Moore (2nd from left, back row) on his last day

Although we have many cradle Episcopalians, we have a large number of members who come from other Protestant denominations, as well as from the Roman Catholic tradition. we range in age from young children to over ninety. The interaction of the young and old helps create a stability and commitment within our parish family.

Everyone is welcome. The Episcopal Church does not have closed communion.

At the Families Belong Together Rally 2018