This Sunday we’re diving deeper into our Be Real series and the power of vulnerability. Not oversharing. Not telling everyone everything. And not even putting your deepest self on display.
Instead, we’re talking about honesty paired with wisdom. Knowing what to share, when to share it, and who to share it with. Don’t miss this eye-opening message where you’ll discover how opening up in the right ways can bring unexpected support, restore relationships, and even unlock new freedom. There’s more to vulnerability than you might think, we hope to see you Sunday.
February 21st: Start next Saturday with a good food, meaningful conversation and dive deeper into what it means to live out your faith! Invite a friend, grab a plate and make some space to connect with other guys in our community!
February 17th: Join our Young Adults for a Night of laughter and learning. Share something you are passionate about, silly questions, or the ultimate destination vacation. If you want to present, have a 5 minutes presentation (Canva, powerpoint, slides, whiteboard) ready for the evening.
February 18th: If you have been craving a break in the middle of your routine, Ash Wednesday is the perfect place to start. Join us at our North Oak Campus this coming Wednesday, February 18th at 7pm for a simple reflective service to mark the beginning of lent together.
February 25th: GriefShare is a safe, welcoming place where people understand the difficult emotions of grief. Two different session offerings are now available (both day and evening groups) to fit your schedule. Join us and discover what to expect in the days ahead and what’s “normal” in grief.
February 27th – 29th: All-Church Serve Day is back with a new twist! Join us as we serve and ignite hope within our community during All-Church Serve Weekend! Learn more and see photos from our past serve day at: goodshepherdkc.com/ignite2026 Or sign up for a time and location that fits your schedule below.
Saturday, March 1st: Experience Lent in a new way with our weekly print devotionals. Join us for a chance to pause, reflect and journey through Lent together – rooted in the Gospel of John. Swing by the lobby after worship on March 1st for a physical copy or pre-register to receive our online format below.
March 9th: Our annual All-Church Town Hall is just around the corner. Hear from leadership about ministry updates, a financial snapshot and the big priorities for the season ahead. We will walk through where we are, where we are going, and how you can join us in igniting hope at the heart of our community!
March 13-14th: Step away from the noise and into a weekend built to recharge the soul and reconnect with what matters. We’ll gather around the fire for honest conversation, spiritual reflection, plenty of laughter—and yes, a relaxed cigar and whiskey tasting to slow things down and savor the moment!
March 31st: Get your team together for gsYouth’s annual Trivia Night where a trophy and bragging rights are on the line! Every dollar raised helps send students to summer camp by providing scholarships and supplies, with a goal of raising $5,000. Plus, the first five teams to register will receive $25 off their registration. Don’t miss this fun night for a great cause!
June 15-17th: Don’t miss Good Shepherd’s first ever gsKids Camp! Completed 4th-6th graders will enjoy three days of faith, friendship, and fun in a safe, modern camp setting. They’ll enjoy games, water activities, worship, and fun with leaders they know and trust. Register to attend before March 31st for the best rate!
Last Saturday, over 200 women gathered for worship, connection and a reminder of what childlike joy feels like. From photo booths and friendship bracelets to ribbons, play sand and TikTok dances we had the most fun at our Soul Sisters playdate!
We hope you left inspired, refreshed and maybe even with a few new friends. Be sure to browse all the photos from this event and download your favorites at the link below!
Last Saturday, we continued our Be Real series by diving into the power of vulnerability with God. We talked about how vulnerability isn’t about oversharing, it’s about finding the courage to be known and supported. If you’ve ever longed for more authentic relationships or wondered how faith can help you grow, you won’t want to miss last week’s message. Come discover how being real can open the door to true healing and freedom!
