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Good Shepherd is a vibrant Episcopal church located in the coastal community of Tequesta, Florida. This site is a way we can all stay connected even when we can't be together. Even if you've never been here, you are welcome to participate! We have a place for you!
Please visit our school website for specific information and guidance for enrollment, events, and more!
Your generous expression of gratitude for God's gifts enables us to continue ministry and mission. We thank you! Giving Options

We exist to be a beacon of faith, hope, and love.
We are called to be a vibrant spiritual and educational community resource, radiating God's love for everyone, everywhere!
Worship is at the heart of our communal life, and involves a host of individuals serving in a variety of roles. We have estimated that upwards of 70 individuals contribute to "the work of the people," the liturgy, on a given Sunday. Celebrate these gifts!
Good Shepherd provides many ways for its members to Connect with one another and the surrounding community. View the video to celebrate the many ministries that provide fellowship opportunities!
Good Shepherd provides many ways for its members to Grow in spirit, striving to attain the full stature of Christ. This video shows the ways we have come together to grow, pre-pandemic and now!
Good Shepherd strives to be a beacon of faith, hope and love in the Jupiter-Tequesta area and beyond. Celebrate with us the many ways that we serve our neighbors, both near and far.

Helping Hands is a ministry of service for Good Shepherd parishioners. Help comes in many forms. Some examples include:
Helping Hands is NOT:
a cleaning service
a regular job
open to the larger community at this time
anything requiring a purchase
Email us your name and phone number and a brief description of how we can help.

7:00 PM on Good Friday, March 29, 2024
A holy and intimate candlelight Good Friday service with simple Taizé songs and the veneration of the cross. Taizé is a form of Christian prayer from the ecumenical Christian community of Taizé in France. Livestream will post here about 15 minutes prior to service time.

7:00 PM on Thursday, March 28, 2024
This service commemorates Jesus' last supper with the disciples and concludes with a powerful foot-washing ritual. The service ends with stripping of the altar and leaving the church in silent darkness. Livestream will post here about 15 minutes prior to service time.

This is the fun part! We know you love to glam it up for Artie's Party. Cirque d' Artie is no exception. Click below to see some examples of Circus Chic to get the wheels spinning!

Sorry! Registration to attend the event is now closed. You can still support Artie's Party by donating or shopping the online auction.

Corporate Sponsorships make a huge difference in the success of this event! Your donation to Artie's Party means better brand awareness, targeted exposure, and demonstrates good will!
Want to get creative? We can customize a sponsorship opportunity especially for you!

Click the button below to shop the online auction that supports this event!
Good Shepherd has both church-led ministries and committed outreach to community partners with the infrastructure in place to reach more people in need.

Artie is a brightly-colored parrot mascot that has been leading us to great themes for this event for over two decades.

Saturday, December 21
5:00 PM Service
Sometimes it can be difficult to find joy at Christmastime.
Held on the longest night of the year, this is an intimate service of healing and hope for those who are hurting at Christmas.
This service will livestream

Sunday, December 24
4:00 PM Family Service
6:30 PM Yule Band Caroling in church
7:00 PM Festive Eucharist
10:00 PM Festive Eucharist
Monday, December 25
10:00 AM Christmas Eucharist
There will only be one Advent IV service at 9:00 AM on Sunday, December 24
The 4:00 and 7:00 services will livestream

Sunday, December 31
10:00 AM Service
Lessons and Carols
Readings from Holy Scripture, favorite hymns, and instrumental music carry us from Creation to the manger in Bethlehem, telling the ancient story of God’s continued love as made known in Christ.
(no communion at this service)
This service will post on the Livestream page at 10:00 AM.

The Annual Christmas Pageant
Sunday, December 17 at 10:00 AM
Join us for the perennial telling of the story of Jesus' birth by the children and youth of our parish.
If you would like to sign your children up to participate, please contact Mary Lou Crifasi.
Costumes provided. One rehearsal on Saturday, December 16, at 9:00 AM

A service of light and hope on
the longest night of the year
Thursday, December 21
6:00 PM
Held on the longest night of the year, this is an intimate service of healing and hope for those who are hurting at Christmas.

Thursdays at 4:00 PM
Meet in the library
A fresh understanding of the holiness of Christmas grounded, not in a conventional cozy Christmas message, but through Mark's disquieting gospel which invites its readers to experience God's disruptive but transformative love for us and our world. All are welcome by Zoom or in person.

Songs of Advent, Songs of Scripture
Three Wednesdays in December at 11:00am
(except December 27)
Facilitated by Fr. Derek Larson
and Fr. Sanford Groff
Join us as we read, mark, and inwardly digest the songs of Scripture that tell the story of Christmas. Many of the canticles used in Morning and Evening Prayer and other liturgies of the church come straight from the opening pages of the gospels. The Magnificat: Luke 1:46-55. The Benedictus: Luke 1:68-79. The Nunc Dimittis: Luke 2:29-32. Even the songs of the angels! What might these songs tell us not only about this season, but about God’s work in the world around us today?

Join us on the second Saturday of each month for an informal walk through the beauty of nature culminating with an abbreviated Eucharist right there along the path. Each month features a different environmental habitat and time of the day. All are welcome! Invite your friends!
Hallowed Hike
Saturday, October 12 at 8:30 am
8264 Northlake Blvd. (south side) WPB 33412
Meet at the boardwalk entrance in the parking lot
Grassy Waters Preserve, resembling the Florida Everglades, protects a sheet flow of rainfall moving southward along the coast. Once part of the River of Grass, it now serves as a 20-square-mile drinking water supply for West Palm Beach.
The nature center and boardwalk offer easy public access from Northlake Blvd. Home to every South Florida wetland creature from alligators to wading birds, there are plenty of photo opportunities.
Our hike, with stops along the way for prayer, poetry, and reflection, will take about an hour and the path is completely wheel chair and stroller accessible. Bring a hat, binoculars and a bottle of water. Restrooms are available and there is an air-conditioned nature center to peruse after the walk. As always, friends are more than welcome! Meet in the parking lot entrance at 8:30 am.
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Good Shepherd Episcopal Church and School
400 Seabrook Rd Tequesta, FL 33469 US
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