Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and School - Charleston, SC

Greetings from Pastor - February 2008	1:24 AM, Feb 08 2008
"Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it." ---Proverbs 22:6 Lent is upon us once again; that season that many seem to confuse with New Year’s. Lent is seen as a second chance to make good on their new year’s resolution. You know, to lose weight by giving up some part of their diet. Or perhaps drink less coffee or smoke fewer ... Read More
Greetings from Pastor - January 2008	12:04 PM, Jan 01 2008
This time of year we hear much and read much of New Year's resolutions. You may even think on it quite a bit yourself. I bet many of you have made a resolution to change something or improve something in your life this year. Some people refuse to make resolutions because they know that they won't be able to stick to it, so rather than fail, they don't resolve to anything. I resolve each month Read More
Greetings from Pastor - October 2007	11:52 PM, Oct 15 2007
It was 490 years ago this month that Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses to the Castle Church's door in Wittenberg. October 31, 1517 on the eve of All Saints' Day, is the day that is marked in history as the start of the Protestant Reformation. That is a long time ago. Christopher Columbus had discovered the New World only 25 years earlier and Henry VIII ruled in England. It seems that almost everything ... Read More
Greetings from Pastor -- September 2007	10:14 PM, Sep 09 2007
[The wicked] dies for lack of discipline, and because of his great folly he is led astray. Proverbs 5:23 As summer drew to a close and school began cresting the horizon into view, all in my family felt the tense moments of realizing that the summer assignments were not yet done. Summer assignments for school? Yes, that's right, now days there are summer reading programs and writing assignments given for the children to turn in upon their return. Read More
Greetings from Pastor - August 2007	9:59 PM, Sep 09 2007
As the end of July and the beginning of August approaches, I find that I am getting more and more excited about heading to Ashville for the "For You" youth conference. Our confirmed youth and I leave for a week filled with various times of play, catechetical sessions, prayer, and worship. None of our teenagers have been to a youth conference and neither have I. Read More

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