Flower Dedications
On the Third Sunday of each month, we remember and celebrate the people we love with special flower arrangements at the altar. We have an especially talented crew of flower arrangers who create these monthly arrangements.If you are remembering someone special in a given month, celebrating someone’s birthday, or giving thanks for a friend or companion, you are invited to make a donation of any size for flowers on Third Sunday. The name of the person(s) you are celebrating or remembering will be printed in the bulletin that week and will be read aloud during Prayers of the People.Names and donations received by the Tuesday prior to Third Sunday will be included in the current month’s bulletin; submissions received after the Tuesday deadline will be included in the following month’s bulletin. Please note that flower dedications and donations for Christmas and Easter will replace the Third Sunday of their respective months.There are so many people to thank and remember along the way! We are grateful to our talented Flower Guild for this joyful and beautiful opportunity each month.NOTES: When you donate or buy something on our Zeffy page, you won’t see "Zeffy" or "Good Shepherd" on your bank statement; you will see a charge from "Southern Bank." (Southern Bank is Good Shepherd’s bank.)Good Shepherd does not pay any fees to use Zeffy. Zeffy is a completely free payment platform that fundraises entirely through donations. 100% of all your donations and purchases go directly to Good Shepherd. However, when you prepare to finalize your transaction, you will notice that Zeffy automatically adds on an additional amount, typically 17%, to offset their costs and keep their doors open. This transaction fee is completely optional. If you'd like to support Zeffy, you can move forward with your transaction. If you don't want to pay the fee, here's what you do: click the drop-down box that says "17%" to the right of their plea (Support the 100% free platform we use! ❤️), select "Other" and leave the "Contribution" field empty. No worries, you're done.