WORSHIP:
Sundays at 9:30 am

We are so glad that you are here.

You are invited to consider this our front door. Please make yourself at home. Take a peek in each of the "rooms." Imagine yourself joining us for worship, coffee hour, service projects, Bible study, and/or friendship. When you are ready, please join us for worship in person or via Zoom. We can't wait to meet you!

Use the buttons below to attend virtual worship or to view recorded services.

OUR WELCOME STATEMENT

All are welcome at Shepherd of the Hills.

We are a place where all people can receive wholeness and share God’s blessings, so we echo Jesus’ welcome to all persons, everyone:

To the devout, the seeker and the skeptic;
To single, married, widowed, and divorced;
To young and old, child and parent;
To persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities;
To people of all lands, cultures, and colors;
To people with disabilities, those ill and well;
To poor, middling, and wealthy;
To all who seek hope, peace, comfort, strength, love, forgiveness, and grace.

We invite everyone to worship, learn, serve, and care with us.

Our Mission Statement

To love God and love neighbor in the spirit of Jesus.

FALL SERMON SERIES:
BELOVED, YOU BELONG

A SERIES ON BELONGING, MERCY, AND COMMUNITY

Beginning Sunday, September 6, through September 27

Loneliness and isolation touch people in every generation. In a world where many long to be seen, known, and welcomed, the gospel offers a powerful reminder: our belonging begins with God. Before we achieve, contribute, or prove ourselves, God calls us beloved.

In Christ, we are reminded that we belong to God and to one another. Throughout the “Beloved, You Belong” series, we will explore how God reaches into places of isolation and forms us into a community shaped by truth, mercy, welcome, and faithful love.

This series invites us to reflect on what it means to create spaces where all people can experience connection, compassion, and belonging. Together, we will discover the ways God calls us to extend welcome, build community, and remind one another of this enduring truth: Beloved, you are not alone. You belong to God. You belong in community. There is a place for you here.