Ministries
Everyone has different gifts and interests, and there are many ways to to live out one’s faith by ministering within and outside the church. The following are some of the areas of ministry that are part of the life of this community. If you would like to get involved with any of these, please speak to a vestry member, a warden or the rector.
OneBody Youth Group
Welcome to our Youth Group. We are called OneBody (that's from the Bible) and represent 3 separate churches: Good Shepherd (Wildwood), St. Laurence (Lakeview) and St. Martin's (Aspen). Each of our youth groups meet at our individual churches on Sunday mornings and for events or trips we all gather together as one! Most of the youthlings know each other from school, sports teams or just enjoy getting to know each other at youth events. Our events are awesome and always include LOTS of food. Come hang out with us!
Your two youth leaders for OneBody: Jill Thompson (OneBody Coordinator and Diocesan Youth Coordinator): Jill has been hanging around St. Martin's for 4 years and is currently working on her Master's in Counselling Psychology. She loves biking, yoga and chocolate. Chad Dalley (OneBody Youth Worker): Chad has been with OneBody for over a year and is currently attending Mount Royal University for Child and Youth Care. He is boss at Dutch Blitz. Katie Haigh (456 Tweenling Leader): Katie will be leading our monthly grade 4, 5, 6 events. Katie is in Grade 12 and attends the PVA Drama Program at Central Memorial High School. She has LOTS of energy and always brings a smile. Contact: (Jill) 403.999.9396 or onebodyyouth@gmail.com | Outreach![]() Christmas 2010, Good Shepherd adopted family in need through NeighbourLink, and helped to make it a memorable Christmas.
The outreach committee at Good Shepherd is all about fellowship and helping others. In addition to making monetary donations to several nonprofit organizations and charities, we also coordinate activities and projects to better our community and world.
We donate to many local organizations including Meals on Wheels, Inn from the Cold, Interfaith Food Bank, CUPS and organizations on a global scale such as Women for Women for Afghanistan. We coordinate a PWRDF annual Sunday and other events throughout the year such as a “Mosquito Net Sunday” and stuffed socks at Christmas time. In an ongoing effort to our community, we designate one Sunday a month to helping the Drop-in Centre. Our Sunday School makes sandwiches once a month to help feed the hungry and teach young ones about homelessness. Also, once a month we urge parishioners to donate various canned protein items which go to help the needy through St. Edmunds Food & Clothing Bank. The outreach committee of the Church of the Good Shepherd is very active with new activities and projects. There are always ongoing happenings and always new ways to help others. |






