Join the Bells of Hope for our 8th Annual Carol Sing.
All are invited to join us on Sunday, December 17th at 4:00 PM.
Enjoy singing your favorite Carols while enjoying the beautiful music of the season.
The Bells of Hope sponsor this fun night. A free-will offering will be taken to benefit the Bells of Hope and the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Phone #: 727-733-4125
Sunday, February 24th, 2019, 2:00 pm
Begin at the Taoist Tai Chi International Center
280 Locklie St., Dunedin
More than 20 faiths will be participating in this year’s United Faiths Walk of Peace. The walk will begin at the Taoist Tai Chi International Center Florida at 2:00 pm. Participants will walk a 5k route through Dunedin with gatherings along the way to reflect on peace led by leaders representing faith communities from around the globe.
For more information contact Becky Robbins-Penniman at RevSBPR@gmail.com or (727) 733-4125 x206.
Featuring:
The Dunedin Highlanders Middle School Pipe Band
The Suncoast Naval Sea Cadets Color Guard
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
The Church of the Good Shepherd invites the entire community to an ecumenical prayer service to honor those who died while serving this country and its allies in the Armed Forces. The Dunedin Highland Middle School Pipe Band performs, and the Color Guard from the Suncoast Sea Cadets presents the flags. The service features a guest speaker and prayers for those who made the ultimate sacrifice, for those in active service, and for veterans, both living and dead. A solemn roll call is read with the names of those on the hearts of the people attending the service.This year’s officiant and speaker is the Rev. Robert Swick, a priest in the Orthodox Catholic Church. Father Bob serves as a chaplain and veterans advocate in the Bay area, and is Chairman/CEO of the Tampa Bay Veterans Alliance. A lovely reception follows the service.
For more information, contact the Church of the Good Shepherd at 727-733-4125.
In a landmark decision to expand one of its core ministries, the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd has purchased the retail facility located at 1714 N. Ft. Harrison, in the nearby Greenwood neighborhood of northwest Clearwater, Fla, appropriately known as Sunshine Plaza.
“We were made up of only a few volunteers when we started. Now we have over 20 volunteers, employ four individuals from the local community and will soon welcome a store manager in the month ahead,” according to Gus Robbins-Penniman, the store’s founder and ministry leader. “Our team picks up donations of furniture and other household items throughout Pinellas County for free and resells them at the shop for modest prices. But more than reselling furniture, we provide hope and a sense of community to a neighborhood that is hungry for both. One of the intangibles provided by this ministry is conversation and compassion. There’s not a day that goes by when someone from the local neighborhood doesn’t stop in just to say hello to a welcoming and supportive group of new friends.”Continue reading
Sunday, April 29, 2018 – 2:00 pm
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Together in peace we will walk, talk, and connect in community and camaraderie as a sign of our hope that the world might live in peace.
For complete details, visit our website at www.unitedfaithswalkofpeace.org
The Church of the Good Shepherd invites the entire community to an ecumenical prayer service to honor those who died while serving this country and its allies in the Armed Forces. The Dunedin Highland Middle School Pipe Band performs, and the Color Guard from the Suncoast Sea Cadets presents the flags. The service features a guest speaker and prayers for those who made the ultimate sacrifice, for those in active service, and for veterans, both living and dead. A solemn roll call is read of those on the hearts of the people attending the service. A reception follows.
The Church of the Go
od Shepherd, Masjid al Salaam, The Taoist Tai Chi Society and Congregation Beth Shalom invite people of faith and all our neighbors to walk, talk and connect in community and camaraderie as a sign of our hope that the world might live in Peace.
Gather at 2PM at Hammock Park to walk together through Dunedin stopping at several houses of faith.
For more information, contact the Rev. Becky Robbins-Penniman 727-733-4125
The Church of the Good Shepherd, Masjid al Salaam, The Taoist Tai Chi Society, Congregation Beth Shalom, First United Methodist Church of Dunedin, First Presbyterian Church of Dunedin and City of Dunedin Parks and Recreation
invite people of faith and all our neighbors to walk, talk, connect and strive for peace among all people in the nation and the world.
Gather at 2PM at First Presbyterian Church, 455 Scotland St., to walk together through Dunedin stopping at several houses of faith for reflections on peace by appointment leaders from Jewish, Muslim, Taoist Tai Chi and Christian perspectives.
For more information, contact the Rev. Becky Robbins-Penniman 727-733-4125 x206 or RevSBRP@gmail.com.