Welcome to the Church of the Good Shepherd!
28 Trinity Lane, Beaver Bank, Nova Scotia
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JOIN IS FOR OUR LENTEN BOOK STUDY AT FREEMAN’S, BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 10TH, 2025
This year’s chosen book is White Bird by R.J. Palacios, part of the Wonder series of books. Each year since 2014, we’ve enjoyed a Book Study through the Season of Lent, gathering first for supper at 6:00 p.m., followed by the Book Study at 7:00 p.m. Each week the group reads at set portion of the book for discussion when we gather. Everyone receives a Book Study Booklet on Ash Wednesday, which serves as a guide throughout. Some weeks you may find that you don’t get the reading done, and that’s OK! You can still participate with us and read the designated chapters when you can. Our Book Study will conclude this year on Good Friday morning, when we will watch the film version of the book together before a luncheon and our Good Friday Service of Meditations on the Cross. We hope that you will join us!
JOIN US FOR OUR WEEKLY BIBLE STUDY ON ZOOM
Bible Study will resume on April 28th, every Monday evening after that, from 7:00- 8:30 p.m., following our Lenten Book Study. No previous knowledge of the Bible is necessary, everyone is welcome, If you need help to find and choose a Bible, it will be provided.
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WELCOME TO BEAVER BANK!
Check out this amazing aerial video of Beaver Bank, from the Got a Minute Series by Paul Creelman, one of our faithful parishioners, and a member of our Parish Council.
WE ARE YOUR CHURCH, THERE IS LOVE AND ACCEPTANCE FOR YOU HERE




We take our mission seriously:
We serve God by coming together to celebrate joyful worship;
to be strengthened and spiritually fed through learning and fellowship;
to serve the community in rich and meaningful ways.
In everything we do, we strive to make the world a better, more joy-filled and justice-filled place.
We warmly welcome newcomers and will provide you with what you need to have a wonderful worship and fellowship experience!
Whether you are a dyed-in-the-wool Anglican, or it's your first time coming to church:
Together, we are all on a common journey:
to find hope in a challenging world;
to share peace with one another;
to explore our questions about life and faith;
and to learn how each one of us can serve the world and make it a better place.