~ John 10:11
Welcome to the Good Shephard Orthodox Anglican Church website. We are located in the heart of the Grand Strand at 700 35th Avenue N. in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Our telephone number is (843) 839-3330.
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Good Shepherd is a parish church of the Orthodox Anglican Church in
Orthodox Anglicans believe Holy Scripture to be God’s word. We confess the three ancient creeds of the Church: Apostles, Nicene and Athanasian. We believe in the genuine spiritual power of the Sacraments, the power of God to heal the sick and broken-hearted, and that loyalty to our Lord is expressed by service to our fellowmen. We believe in the necessity of inward spiritual development and the outward amendment of life of every Christian. We stand for biblical faith and morality, ordain only Godly men to holy orders, and affirm that marriage is a sacred bond between a man and women.
As a liturgical church, Anglicans worship God using traditional liturgies prescribed in orthodox editions of the Book of Common Prayer, which dates from 1549.
Good Shepherd was formed in the Fall of 2003. Our original founding membership has grown from 13 to over 65. We acquired our current facility in November 2003 and look forward to growing our membership, our facility, and our outreach into the
As the only Orthodox Anglican Church in the greater Grand Strand area, we welcome all who truly seek God, regardless of prior denominational affiliation.
Please join us at Good Shepherd in the continuing celebration of God’s great sacrifice of his only son for the redemption of mankind.
The Reverend Father T. Creighton Jones, Rector
The Reverend Father James W. Murray, Assistant
Holy Communion is celebrated:
SUNDAYS IN MAY
Morning Prayer & Holy Communion
10:30 AM
May1 Ascension Day
May 2 St. Philip & St James Apostles
May 11 Whitsunday
May 18 Trinity Sunday
June 11 St Barnabas the Apostle
June 24 St John the Baptist
June 29 St Peter the Apostle
July 25 St James the Apostle
August 6 Transfiguration of our Lord
Thus saith the Lord. Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls.
Jeremiah 6-16
