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At the Church of the Good Shepherd, we believe that spiritual growth and meaningful relationships go hand in hand. Our Adult Fellowship Groups are a wonderful way to connect with others, share in life's journey, and deepen your faith. Whether you are a longtime member or a newcomer, we invite you to explore these opportunities to find a place where you truly belong. Learn about a few of our Adult Fellowship Groups here. Do you see something missing? Reach out if you'd like to start a new group or have your group included on the parish website listing here. Weekly & Monthly Fellowship Groups Books and Bagels: the Parish Book Club Our parish book club, Books and Bagels, meets every Thursday at 8:30 AM at the Chanticleer Cafe and Bakery in Cary (6490 Tryon Road). We believe that great stories—both sacred and secular—can be a gateway to deep spiritual reflection. We are currently reading Becoming by Michelle Obama, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and public service over coffee and pastries. Can’t make it to Cary? If this time or location doesn't work for you, we would love to help you start a new satellite book group in your own neighborhood! Contact Jean Knepley for guidance on how to get your book club started.
Kaffeeklatsch: Simple Community Would you enjoy some coffee, conversation, and community? Kaffeeklatsch meets every Wednesday morning from 9:00 to 10:00 AM at Cafe Carolina in the Village District. This group is built on the simple joy of being together; there is no set agenda or study guide. We gather to share the "highs and lows" of our lives and enjoy a mid-week break in a relaxed setting. Parking is free and easy at 2128 Clark Avenue. For questions, reach out to Jean Knepley. Men’s Fellowship Lunch: Casual Connection Our Men’s Fellowship Lunches offer a consistent monthly touchpoint for the men of the parish. We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 12:00 PM at High Park Grill (625 E. Whitaker Mill Road). These lunches are known for lively conversation, local news updates, and a welcoming atmosphere where no reservation is ever required. Contact Jack Boyne (919.832.3641) for details. Our Annual Traditions Our community fellowship thrives through cherished yearly events that bridge the gap between worship and social times. These gatherings provide unique opportunities for all ages to connect, serve, and celebrate the seasons of the church together. Here are a few highlights!
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