Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd

Christian churches have been around for a couple thousand years, so it strikes me as interesting when a contemporary church shares some of that tradition with you on a regular basis. I have no interest in trendy settings which give no clue whether this is the Gateway Cinema or a high school gym. I also have no interest in a setting which is devoid of art and symbol and knows only the top ten Christian tunes from the last five years.
Good Shepherd is a church that regularly shares the great music and liturgy of the Church’s last thousand or so years. It also uses a staff of around six good preachers who help to interpret life within the context of traditional Christian faith.
There is no theatre, no Starbucks, no thrift shop, no restaurant in the undercroft. But I know I’ve been to church when I leave worship, and this is meaningful to me.