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Creative Beings

We believe that creativity builds meaningful connections between people.

We fill our church’s plate-glass windows with rotating art installations, reflecting the seasons and prayers of our faith community.

We invite you to explore this page to learn more about our windows.

We are creative beings, made in the image of God, our Creator. Together, we can create a more vibrant, connected, and hopeful world, beginning right here in Norfolk.

“Live creatively, Friends! Make a careful exploration of who you are and the work you have been given, and then sink yourself into that. Don’t be impressed with yourself. Don’t compare yourself with others. Each of you must take responsibility for doing the creative best you can with your own life.” Galatians 6 (The Message)

Our Latest Creative Projects

New Window Display: Epiphany 2026

New Window Display: Epiphany 2026

Thank you to those who came to our December Window Workshop Art Night and helped create these beautiful pieces that are now on display. You put your hearts into these pieces, making them extra special to display during this Epiphany season.

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New Windows Display: Advent 2025

New Windows Display: Advent 2025

What though, in solemn Silence, allMove round the dark terrestrial Ball?What tho' nor real Voice nor SoundAmid their radiant Orbs be found?In Reason's Ear they all rejoice,And utter forth a glorious Voice,For ever singing, as they shine,The Hand that made us is...

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Poetry Contest 2025

Poetry Contest 2025

The Church of the Good Shepherd launched our first ever poetry contest to wrap up our creative summer series, Food for Body and Soul! We invited members of our community, as well as the poetry world at large, writers of any or no...

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New Window Display Entitled “The Rhythm of Life”

New Window Display Entitled “The Rhythm of Life”

This year’s Creation windows were collaborative every step of the way. Using the Evangelism Grant monies Good Shepherd was awarded by the national Episcopal Church, the window project, themed “The Rhythm of Life,” drew in published poets, NSU drummers, church members...

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