• Faces Night out

    January 19

    FACES Night Out is ringing in the new year with our next event on Wednesday January 19 at a new time 6:30-8pm. "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth” Psalm 96:1 will be our theme as we rejoice in the new year. We are always welcoming volunteers to help our participants have a great time. If you would like to help with this amazing group, please reach out to Kimberly Carnahan, 720-635-4209.

  • Marshall Fire giving

    If you want to give to ease suffering incurred from the Marshall Fire, click on 'GIVE' below. Select 'Missions Human Care' from the fund drop down menu. You may also drop off a check to the office made out to Shepherd with "Marshall Fire Donation" in the notes. All monies will be distributed by the Missions Committee to the Salvation Army.

  • Xtreme Youth

    Sunday, January 23

    12:10-3pm

    Put on your gloves, lace up your skates, come to our Xtreme Winter Event, it’s going to be great! All 5th-8th graders are invited to a Waffle Bar & Ice-Skating Party. 


    Lunch begins at 12:10pm in the Parish Hall and then skating at the South Suburban Sports Arena at 1pm (4810 E County Line Rd-their new facility) Families are invited to join us at the arena. All cost are covered!

The lord calls us to worship!

A place for you and families to worship, praise

and receive God's gifts.


Saturday Services:

5pm Worship Service in the Sanctuary

Combination of Traditional and Contemporary Music


Sunday Services:

8am Traditional Worship Service in the Sanctuary

This service will be live streamed.

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9:30am Bible Studies and Sunday School 

For information on classes offered in-person and online, click HERE.

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10:45am Contemporary Worship Service in the Gym

 This service will be live streamed.

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10:45am Traditional Worship Service in the Sanctuary

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You can find the recordings of our worship services HERE.


Mask Update:

Tri-County Health has issued a public health order requiring face coverings indoors in all public areas regardless of vaccination status. The public health order will go into effect Wednesday, November 24, 2021 through January 2, 2022. We want to respect the feelings of our entire congregation but do not intend to be legalistic or enforce the wearing of masks indoors when we are gathering as a family. Thank you for your understanding. Please stay tuned for further updates. 


Please read the following letter from Ed Barstad, Congregational President

"After a few visits to Shepherd, we saw a difference in how our children were learning about God and Jesus. We all started to look forward to church. The Young Marrieds group invited us to a bbq and we joined their Bible study. We quickly gained this amazing family. There are so many great events to attend to nurture our relationships with each other and Jesus. Coming to Shepherd of the Hills is one of the best blessings God has given us."

- Stacy and Russell Cote

Missionary of the Month

John and Jenn Wolf  |  Africa

John serves as: 

Project Manager, Africa Region

LCMS International Mission

The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod


What does a Project Manager do? Everything, it seems. John coordinates many activities of LCMS seminaries and missionaries in Kenya, Nairobi, and throughout western and central Africa. In addition, he initiates and coordinates building projects, infrastructure projects and even helped initiate a radio station and program that reaches 3 countries in Africa that preached the Good News of Salvation through Christ. COVID has affected travel and projects, but he is praying that restrictions end soon. In the meantime, much of the coordination is occurring through Zoom calls and conference calls. All missionaries raise their own monetary funds and rely on donations for their success. For more information on John and Jenn Wolf, click HERE.

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For more information on all of our missionaries, please visit our Missions Page.

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