Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd - SCNM

Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd - SCNM Episcopal Church of Silver City, NM
Living the Love of God

Living the Love of God: We seek to be a welcoming

spiritual home for all where we strive to love God

and God’s creation and spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

09/14/2026

"I am the bread of life." Holy Eucharist in The Episcopal Church

Join us this Sunday, September 20, 2026 at Penny Park for our Annual Praises in the Park.We will gather at 9:30 AM for E...
09/14/2026

Join us this Sunday, September 20, 2026 at Penny Park for our Annual Praises in the Park.

We will gather at 9:30 AM for Eucharist, which will be followed by a potluck.

All are always welcome!

Penny Park
1305 N. Grant St.
Silver City

All people are beloved children of God.
09/14/2026

All people are beloved children of God.

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Imposing our beliefs on others or demonizing the beliefs are not the way of Christ.  We are called to respect the dignit...
09/14/2026

Imposing our beliefs on others or demonizing the beliefs are not the way of Christ. We are called to respect the dignity of every human being.

The Northern Arapaho tribal government has demanded that a church leave the reservation after a non-Native pastor likened Arapaho ceremonial ways to “idol worship." ⬇️ Story link in comments.

Note: the following information is presented in English and SpanishAviso: La siguiente información se presenta en inglés...
09/14/2026

Note: the following information is presented in English and Spanish
Aviso: La siguiente información se presenta en inglés y en español
A letter from Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe on the 25th anniversary of 9/11
Dear People of God in The Episcopal Church:

Twenty-five years on, we live in a world shaped by 9/11. Our lament will never end for those who died in the attacks, those who gave of their lives in the days and weeks following, and those who still suffer. Our grief is particularly sharp on this historic anniversary.

We also mourn that, since that day in 2001, our common life has been deformed by division and fear of one another. Sometimes it seems that the chasm has become unbridgeable.

As Episcopalians, however, we know there is a better way. We saw it then in the extraordinary witness of first responders, and especially in the heroic relief ministry at our own St. Paul’s Chapel in lower Manhattan. We see it now across our church in countless ministries of reconciliation, peacemaking, and in our commitment to interfaith cooperation with our Muslim siblings in faith.

Even in the face of unimaginable evil and suffering, God calls us to be repairers of the breach and restorers of paths to dwell in. I pray that this commemoration of 9/11 renews our commitment to answer that call in our own lives and communities, and together as the body of Christ in the world.


The Most. Rev. Sean Rowe
Presiding Bishop
The Episcopal Church

Join Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan for “9/11: Trinity Remembers,” a series of events, reflections, and opportunities to pray in person and online.

Una carta del Obispo Presidente Sean Rowe en el
25º aniversario del 11 de septiembre
Querido pueblo de Dios en la Iglesia Episcopal:

Han pasado 25 años, y vivimos en un mundo moldeado por el 11 de septiembre. Nuestro lamento nunca terminará por las personas que murieron en los ataques, por quienes entregaron sus vidas en los días y las semanas que siguieron y por quienes aún sufren. Nuestro dolor es especialmente intenso en este aniversario histórico.

También lamentamos que, desde aquel día de 2001, nuestra vida en común se haya deformado por la división y el temor mutuo. A veces parece que el abismo se ha vuelto insalvable.

Sin embargo, como episcopales, sabemos que hay un camino mejor. Lo vimos en ese momento, en el testimonio extraordinario de los primeros en responder, y especialmente en el heroico ministerio de ayuda en nuestra propia capilla de St. Paul en el bajo Manhattan. Lo vemos ahora en toda nuestra iglesia, en innumerables ministerios de reconciliación y promoción de la paz, así como en nuestro compromiso de cooperación interreligiosa con nuestros hermanos musulmanes en la fe.

Incluso frente a una maldad y sufrimiento inimaginables, Dios nos llama a reparar la brecha y restaurar los caminos. Rezo para que en esta conmemoración del 11 de septiembre renovemos nuestro compromiso de responder a ese llamado en nuestras propias vidas y comunidades, unidos como el cuerpo de Cristo en el mundo.


Rvdmo. Sean Rowe
Obispo Presidente
Iglesia Episcopal

Únase a la Iglesia Trinity en el Bajo Manhattan para participar en una serie de eventos, reflexiones y oportunidades para orar en persona y en línea, bajo el título “9/11: Trinity recuerda”.

09/14/2026

Some of the benefits of being baptized and joining an Episcopal Church...

09/08/2026

Despite federal SNAP cuts affecting districts nationwide, New Mexico’s free breakfast and lunch program will continue.

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Silver City, NM
88061

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