An Invitation to Worship
Worship with us on Zoom or In Person!
Sunday mornings at 9:30 am MST
Email shepherdboulder@gmail.com to get the Zoom Info.
Join us in the Sanctuary for In Person worship.
Please see our Community page for Shepherd of the Hills COVID-19 updates.
Virtual & In Person Worship with Holy Communion
During this time of social separation, we are practicing Sunday Worship Service with Holy Communion in a different and personal way.
While they were eating, Jesus took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples, saying, “Take and eat; this is my body.”
Matthew 26:26-28
Click below for Pastor Janet's letter on Holy Communion.
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Come and worship with us!
The doors to our Sanctuary and hearts are open welcome and God's love for you.
Everything you need for worship is printed in the worship service bulletin handed out at the beginning of the service.
Our bulletins include all prayers and lessons for the day, making them easy to follow.
Worship at Shepherd is at the heart of discerning God's dream for our mission and ministry. We gather each Sunday, engaging and deepening our faith through prayer, litany, communion, and song. As we listen, learn, share and grow, our faith becomes a faith active in love, carrying God's healing, nourishing love into the world until we return again. Our worship style is a relaxed, inviting form of Lutheran liturgy. We take our time passing God's peace, join hands to pray our Lord's Prayer, and offer the opportunity to share how you've experienced God's presence recently during Congregational Sharing time. We invite you to participate in all worship activities according to your own level of comfort.
Children's Sermon
We are pausing our Children's Sermon as we await vaccine approval for our young ones. Please welcome our children with love when you see them!
Remembrance Candles
On the North wall of the Sanctuary is a table with candles.
You are invited to light a candle in memory of a loved one.
"This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it!"
Psalm 107:1-3
Communion Outside of Service
If for any reason you are unable to attend normal services, such as a hospital stay, extended illness, or another need to have communion brought to you, please contact the church office or the Pastor.
Arrangements can be made to bring communion to you or a loved one once a month, usually the 4th Sunday of the month or at another time convenient for you.
God bless you and keep you in His care.
The Church Calendar
The Church Year begins with Advent, followed by Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, Easter, Pentecost, and ends with Christ the King Sunday.
Each Church Season has a special focus, with readings, litany, hymns, prayers, and colors. LiturgyGram:Why the Colors?
Rocky Mountain Synod Assembly Prayer & Blessing
featuring Shepherd of the Hills and Pardes Levavot
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