Our Oldies but Goodies a.k.a “Oldies & Foodies” group will be meeting Saturday, August 6th at 5 p.m. at Sal’s Famous Pizzeria. As a reminder, there is no age restriction to join this fun group. All adult foodies are welcome! Please reach out to Rita O’Connor with questions or to RSVP (roconnor235@gmail.com).
Dear Serving People of Good Samaritan Episcopal Church, Greetings from Augusta, Georgia! Kim and I are very excited to be coming to Brownsburg for me to serve as your Vicar-in-Charge! We have been impressed with your tenacity, open-mindedness, and your vision statement of “ Love, serve, and include all people, no exceptions.” We are eager to get to know and […]
Dear Friends, It is with great joy and gratitude for the Lord’s blessings that we write to you on behalf of the Bishop’s Committee and Search Committee to announce that Good Samaritan Episcopal Church has called Father Jim Said as our new Vicar-in-Charge. His first Sunday with us will be September 18, 2022. Father Jim is a lifelong Episcopalian and […]
Are you new to Good Sam’s? Would you like to meet other newcomers along with the staff and ministry leaders? Please make plans to come to our Newcomers’ Brunch on July 10th at 11 a.m. Brunch and beverages will be provided. All ages are welcome. We hope you will make plans to join us. Please register for our brunch here. […]
Our Transition Committee is already hard at work making preparations to welcome Mother Beth next week! If you haven’t already, would you take just a minute or two to fill out this survey to help them with their preparations? Make sure to join us on Zoom following worship next Sunday, April 11, for a special meet and greet coffee chat with Mother Beth, and stay tuned for […]
As the question of race in America continues to be grappled with in the news and in our lives; and even though the Hollywood juggernaut is about to be shifted by Marvel’s next movie- there are still some reflections to be shared from the movie discussion night: “About 25 Good Samaritans celebrated the movie and its portrayal of one of […]
How will we now live together? As a deeply divided nation, that is the question that lies before us. Will we continue in political factionalism, in dehumanizing and suspecting the “other” side, whomever the “other” may be? For those of us who feel like we “won” this week: Will we seek to paper over our differences and ignore or dismiss […]
Check out our Director of Discipleship’s blogpost about All Souls’ Day. We Die In Order to Love Celebrate All Souls with us this Sunday, November 6!