During this time of Social Distancing, The Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd is holding in-person services in the sanctuary at 10:55 am on Sunday mornings. Seating in the sanctuary is limited due to social distancing and mask requirements. There is an overflow area in Fellowship Hall. Again, seating in Fellowship Hall is limited due to social distancing and mask requirements. We broadcast our Sunday Service on Facebook Live at 10:55 am. We also post the service on YouTube at about 1:00 pm.
The office of the Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd will be open this week 9:30am to 12:30pm Monday - Thursday.
If you need to see Pastor Scott during normal office hours, please call the office,
(321) 723-3994, for an appointment.
The office of the Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd will be open this week 9:30am to 12:30pm Monday - Thursday.
If you need to see Pastor Scott during normal office hours, please call the office,
(321) 723-3994, for an appointment.
Welcome to Space Coast Al-anon, we're so happy you found us.
Al-Anon has been offering hope and help to families and friends of alcoholics since 1951 and was born out of Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholism is truly a family disease. It is estimated that each alcoholic affects the lives of at least four other people. No matter your relationship with an alcoholic, whether they are drinking or not, it is possible to find solutions that lead to serenity in the Al-Anon/Alateen fellowship.
The office of the Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd will be open this week 9:30am to 12:30pm Monday - Thursday.
If you need to see Pastor Scott during normal office hours, please call the office,
(321) 723-3994, for an appointment.
The office of the Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd will be open this week 9:30am to 12:30pm Monday - Thursday.
If you need to see Pastor Scott during normal office hours, please call the office,
(321) 723-3994, for an appointment.
Help with the 2nd Annual PCOGS Food Distribution Day on Saturday, February 4 and Preparation During the Week Prior: Based upon the success of last year’s Food Distribution Day, we are gearing up for
this year’s event. We will be picking up the food from Daily Bread that was collected during November’s Boy
Scout Food Drive and there is a way for everyone to help to ease hunger in our community. Below is a list of
needed supplies and a timeline of activities and volunteers needed to support this event. Drop items at the
church or contact melanieparker05@gmail.com (or text/call 617-413-4802) to volunteer or with questions. Donated Supplies (may be dropped off at the church office ahead of time):
Plastic grocery bags, Bottled water, volunteer snacks: energy bars, baked goods, fruit, raisins, etc. Supplies to Loan (please mark with your name/cell#):
Canopy Tent, Traffic vests, Walkie-talkies, Wagon, Dry erase boards, Canopy, Golf cart, Portable speaker,
Collapsible crates, Clickers to count cars Critical Dates and Volunteer Needs Sunday, January 30: Please wear comfortable clothes…we are asking everyone to help after worship. ~10 a.m., following CAYA: Volunteers to reset the Fellowship Hall for food sorting. ~12 Noon, following Sanctuary Worship: Volunteers to offload food to Fellowship Hall 1-5 p.m. on Monday, January 31: Volunteers to sort and/or bag food (can come and go as needed),
Team Lead Melanie Parker 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Wednesday, February 2: Volunteers to sort and/or bag food (can come and go as
needed), Team Leads Melanie and Mike Carnes, Ron Smellie
Additional Dates/Times may be added, if needed 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Saturday, February 5: Work will be socially distanced and no to low-contact
(passengers remain in cars). Jobs include set-up, traffic control, counting cars, greeting drivers,
putting food into trunks, and clean-up. Disposable gloves will be provided. We are still requesting these
items, which can be dropped off to fellowship hall before Saturday.
Please email/call/text Melanie Parker (617-413-4802) for more info.
