Good Shepherd Anglican Church

Good Shepherd Anglican Church We are a welcoming community of Christian faithful serving the Granbury, TX, area. Worship with us 10:30 Sunday!

Good Shepherd Anglican Church in Granbury, TX, is a welcoming and traditional Christian community focused on sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. All are welcome to worship with us and participate in our community events.

✨ You’re invited this Sunday!There’s a seat waiting for you at Good Shepherd Anglican Church — a place to breathe, recon...
05/30/2026

✨ You’re invited this Sunday!
There’s a seat waiting for you at Good Shepherd Anglican Church — a place to breathe, reconnect, and be reminded that God’s grace meets us right where we are. Bring your family, bring a friend, or just bring yourself. We’d love to welcome you.

🕊️ Worship at 10:30 AM
📍 3601 Fall Creek Hwy., Granbury, TX

Let’s gather, worship, and start the week in hope and joy.

Trinity Sunday commemorates the Christian doctrine of God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—three persons in one...
05/29/2026

Trinity Sunday commemorates the Christian doctrine of God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—three persons in one substance, an eternal community of love. Observed on the first Sunday after Pentecost, Trinity Sunday marks the beginning of the Trinity Season (or Trinitytide), also called the Season after Pentecost or Ordinary Time. Trinity is a fitting name for this season because the focus shifts from the great feasts of sacred history—Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Ascension, Easter, and Pentecost—to the ongoing life of Christian growth in the love of our Trinitarian God.

The Anglican Roots of Trinity Sunday

Now celebrated by Christians of all denominations, Trinity Sunday has a robust Anglican heritage. Anglo-Saxons celebrated a feast dedicated to the Trinity as early as the 9th century, although the date’s standardization occurred much later. It has long held a connection with St. Thomas Becket, the 12th-century Archbishop of Canterbury and martyr. Becket was consecrated as a bishop on the first Sunday after Pentecost. Following his assassination in 1170 and his canonization shortly thereafter, the day gained powerful significance in the English tradition. In 1334, Trinity Sunday became an official observance for the first Sunday after Pentecost across the Western Church.

https://anglicancompass.com/trinity-sunday-a-rookie-anglican-guide/

“Do nothing out of selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility consider others as more important than yourselves. Adopt...
05/26/2026

“Do nothing out of selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility consider others as more important than yourselves. Adopt the same attitude as that of Christ Jesus,”
‭‭Philippians‬ ‭2‬:‭3‬, ‭5‬ ‭CSB‬‬

Pentecost commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles in Jerusalem fifty days after Easter. The Spirit d...
05/23/2026

Pentecost commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles in Jerusalem fifty days after Easter. The Spirit descended as tongues of fire, empowering the apostles to proclaim the gospel in every tongue. The result was the conversion of people from many nations and the baptism of thousands of families. Pentecost thereby fulfilled the prophets and reversed the curse of Babel, uniting humanity in the church of Christ and glorifying the name of God.

Anglicans celebrate Pentecost with great festivity. The whole church keeps the day as a principal feast and a day for baptisms. Local parish traditions include wearing red, highlighting foreign languages and foreign missions, and special activities for children. As the fiftieth day of Eastertide and the tenth of Ascensiontide, Pentecost brings a dramatic conclusion to the dominical calendar and a dynamic launch of Ordinary Time.

READ ON: https://anglicancompass.com/pentecost-a-rookie-anglican-guide/

🔥🕊️ Come, Holy Spirit! 🕊️🔥 This Pentecost Sunday, celebrate the birth of the Church and the power of God’s presence wit...
05/21/2026

🔥🕊️ Come, Holy Spirit! 🕊️🔥
This Pentecost Sunday, celebrate the birth of the Church and the power of God’s presence with us.

Join us at Good Shepherd Anglican Church in Granbury, TX

📖 Adult Bible Study – 9:15 AM
⛪ Holy Eucharist – 10:30 AM
☕ Fellowship to follow in the parish hall

All are welcome — come as you are. We’d love to meet you!

3601 Fall Creek Hwy.

The primary author of the Articles of Religion was Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, who embraced Reformation doctrine while na...
05/20/2026

The primary author of the Articles of Religion was Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, who embraced Reformation doctrine while navigating the tumultuous years of Henry VIII’s break with Rome. Upon the accession of Edward VI in 1547, Cranmer began revising the formularies of the Church of England: the Forty-two Articles in 1553; the Prayer Books and Ordinals in 1549/1550 and 1552; and canon law in 1553 (but not adopted). After Cranmer’s death and the accession of Elizabeth I, the Church of England adopted the Thirty-nine Articles in 1571. Having been suspended during the English Civil War, the Articles were restored in 1662 under Charles II as the normative confession of the Church of England.

Divisions of the Articles

Gerald Bray divides the Articles into the Catholic doctrines (Articles 1-8), the Protestant doctrines (Articles 9-34), and the Anglican doctrines (Articles 35-37). This schema works, I think, for Articles 1-5, as they generally repeat the teaching of the Creeds on the Trinity and the Person and work of Jesus Christ.

https://anglicancompass.com/confessing-the-faith-protestant-articles-of-religion/

🌙 Evening Prayer — Wednesdays at 6:30 PM📍 Good Shepherd Anglican Church3601 Fall Creek Hwy, Granbury, TXAs the day draws...
05/20/2026

🌙 Evening Prayer — Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
📍 Good Shepherd Anglican Church
3601 Fall Creek Hwy, Granbury, TX

As the day draws to a close, we gather in stillness — to rest, to listen, and to lift our hearts to God.
Come find peace in the rhythm of prayer and Scripture, surrounded by candlelight and community.

In our current theological environment, Anglicanism seems to be a hot new trend among Evangelical Christians. I would ar...
05/18/2026

In our current theological environment, Anglicanism seems to be a hot new trend among Evangelical Christians. I would argue that this comes largely from a desire for more structure and a connection to the historic church. And this is a good thing! I actually wrote about my own journey from Baptist to Anglican here at Anglican Compass. I found my way into this tradition through historic doctrines such as the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist and maintaining the historic episcopate.

Because of this movement towards historical Christianity, however, it can be tempting within the Anglican Church (especially those of us with Anglo-Catholic leanings, myself included) to view our upholding of traditional catholic practices with praise while regarding our historical ties to the Reformation as a moment of theological weakness. However, our ties to the Reformation are nothing to be ashamed of, but rather a necessary reorientation towards the catholic and apostolic faith.

https://anglicancompass.com/united-in-christ-the-reformation-renewal-of-an-ancient-faith/

✨ This Sunday at Good Shepherd! ✨We’d love for you to join us on May 17 as we gather for a joyful morning of worship and...
05/16/2026

✨ This Sunday at Good Shepherd! ✨

We’d love for you to join us on May 17 as we gather for a joyful morning of worship and celebration!

📘 Christian Education (Adults) — 9:15 AM
✝️ Holy Eucharist — 10:30 AM
🌟 We will celebrate Ascension Day together…
🍔🔥 …and then enjoy a church cookout and a balloon release right after Mass!

Bring your family, bring a friend, and come share in a beautiful day of worship, fellowship, and hope. We can’t wait to see you!

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3601 Fall Creek Highway
Granbury, TX
76049

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+18173262035

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