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Who we are
Residents from Fort Lee and from around Bergen County; old and young, families and singles, gay and straight, from many different backgrounds. Worship and congregational life in the Anglican (Episcopal) tradition help us find God in everyday life.
There’s a place for you at God’s table: All are welcome.
The mission of the Church of the Good Shepherd is to help each other experience the love of God; to respond with compassion to the needs of our neighbors; to recognize Christ in all people; to embrace diversity and inclusivity, and to promote justice, peace, and love.
Come experience (in the words of our parishioners)
God’s home where love is the nucleus
Positive energy
A clearer understanding of self and God
How your own purpose can be more closely aligned with God’s own purpose
Community and harmony among divided groups
Opportunities to help people in need
The homey atmosphere
There’s a place for you at God’s table: All are welcome.
The mission of the Church of the Good Shepherd is to help each other experience the love of God; to respond with compassion to the needs of our neighbors; to recognize Christ in all people; to embrace diversity and inclusivity, and to promote justice, peace, and love.
Come experience (in the words of our parishioners)
God’s home where love is the nucleus
Positive energy
A clearer understanding of self and God
How your own purpose can be more closely aligned with God’s own purpose
Community and harmony among divided groups
The homey atmosphere
Street Address
1576 Palisade Avenue
Fort Lee,
NJ
07024-6929
United States
Phone: 201-461-7260
Fax: 201-461-6952
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Church Pastor
The Rev. Allison Moore
Rector
1576 Palisade Avenue
Fort Lee,
NJ
07024-6929
United States
Phone: 201-461-7260
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Joanne O’Neill
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Worship with us!
Traditional Eucharist
Sunday 8:00am
Inclusive Eucharist Music
Sunday 10:00am
Guided Meditation
Sunday 7:00pm
Informal worship and Bible Study
Wednesdays 11:00am
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Traditional Eucharist
Sunday 8:00am
Inclusive Eucharist Music
Sunday 10:00am
Guided Meditation
Sunday 7:00pm
Informal worship and Bible Study
Wednesdays 11:00am
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English and Korean
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Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd History
Good Shepherd was a mission first of the Diocese of New Jersey, then the Diocese of Newark when that Diocese was created in 1874. It became a parish in 1953, when it paid off the mortgage. Highlights include serving as an Emergency Center during WWII, offering its parish hall to the newly formed Jewish Community Center of Fort Lee in 1951for High Holiday services, and serving as home to Friends for Life, an HIV/AIDS support program, from 1992 until 2009.
In the 1850's The Rev. Ralph Hoyt, priest of the Diocese of New York, vacationed in Fort Lee and wanted to start a church. He was also a poet, and sold copies of his books to raise money for his mission in Fort Lee. The first worship service was held on Easter Sunday, April 13, 1853. Here are images of the first church building on Main Street, demolished in 1925, and an edition of "Echoes of Memory and Emotion" "to aid in the rebuilding of the Good Shepherd Free Church."
In 1887 the Diocese of Newark purchased a small Congregational church in Fort Lee, built in 1867, for $2000; the congregation repaid the diocese in 1891.
In 1929 significant renovations moved the front door from Parker Avenue to Palisade Avenue, built the bell tower, enlarged the Parish Hall, and installed stained glass windows from Payne Glass Studios in Paterson.
In the 1850's The Rev. Ralph Hoyt, priest of the Diocese of New York, vacationed in Fort Lee and wanted to start a church. He was also a poet, and sold copies of his books to raise money for his mission in Fort Lee. The first worship service was held on Easter Sunday, April 13, 1853. Here are images of the first church building on Main Street, demolished in 1925, and an edition of "Echoes of Memory and Emotion" "to aid in the rebuilding of the Good Shepherd Free Church."
In 1887 the Diocese of Newark purchased a small Congregational church in Fort Lee, built in 1867, for $2000; the congregation repaid the diocese in 1891.
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I want to know Thee
Father, I want to know Thee, but my coward heart fears to give up its toys. I cannot part with them without inward bleeding, and I do not try to hide from Thee the terror of the parting. I come trembling, but I do come. Please root from my heart all those things which I have cherished so long and which have become a very part of my living self, so that Thou mayest enter and dwell there without a rival. Then shalt Thou make the place of Thy feet glorious. Then shall my heart have no need of the sun to shine in it, for Thyself wilt be the light of it, and there shall be no night there. In Jesus Name, Amen.
Father, I want to know Thee, but my coward heart fears to give up its toys. I cannot part with them without inward bleeding, and I do not try to hide from Thee the terror of the parting. I come trembling, but I do come. Please root from my heart all those things which I have cherished so long and which have become a very part of my living self, so that Thou mayest enter and dwell there without a rival. Then shalt Thou make the place of Thy feet glorious. Then shall my heart have no need of the sun to shine in it, for Thyself wilt be the light of it, and there shall be no night there. In Jesus Name, Amen.
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd listing was last updated on the 21st of October, 2017