Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Hayesville will present a timely discussion of heart disease in women on the day before Mother's Day. Bud Edmondson, MD, FACP Retired, will talk about the disease, its symptoms, and what women can do to prevent the disease. The free luncheon meeting is scheduled for Saturday, May 9 from 12:00 until 2:00 p.m

Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Hayesville has begun a four-month long series of workshops on health, wellness, and relationships, open to everyone in the surrounding communities. The second workshop, entitled “Will Your Marriage Survive?” is scheduled tor Saturday, April 18, from 9:45—noon at Good Shepherd. This is a change in date from the original time. Good Shepherd is located at 495 Herbert Hills Drive, one mile east of Walgreen's Drugs

Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Hayesville will host a four-month long series of  workshops on health and wellness. open to everyone in the surrounding communities. 

Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Hayesville now does pet-therapy ministry, thanks to parishioner Carole Webber and her four-legged therapists. Henry, a mellow 11-year-old Saint Bernard, and Bran Muffin, a lovable 6-year-old Golden Retriever, go with Carole to visit some of Good Shepherd's older parishioners in their homes or at the Clay County Care Center. Carole says of her beloved pets, both rescue dogs, “They are the ones who bring smiles to the patients; I just drive them from place to place.”