What is it like to be released from captivity? This was something that the people of God experienced on a number of occasions in the Old Testament. Psalm 126 reminds us of the ways God has brought freedom in the past, and it gives the encouragement that the God who has always acted in the past will continue to act in the future. Are you experiencing captivity, in some form, right now? This Psalm will bring you hope.
What We Believe
Good Samaritan is an Anglican Church which means that we are Biblical, Sacramental, and guided by the Holy Spirit.
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Good Samaritan Anglican Church is a loving community reaching people and leading them to become followers of Christ by loving God, loving others, and serving the world.
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Find out what to expect when you are visiting our church for the first time. And see answers to some frequently asked questions.
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Come celebrate Jesus’ birth with us! Christmas Eve Family Service – 6:00 PM Christmas Eve Service – 10:30 PM
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Good Samaritan offers a food giveaway on the last Saturday of each month (excluding November and December when it takes place on the 3rd Saturday of the month). It begins…
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On the first Saturday of every month, the men of Good Samaritan gather for food, fellowship, prayer, and a brief teaching. Please join us!
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Our annual Chili Cook-off will be January 20th after the combined worship service at 9:30 AM. Sign-up sheets are in the narthex; you can make chili to compete or not…
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The Rev. Christopher Klukas Rector (Senior Pastor)
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