The Shepherd's House

The Shepherd's House This is the official page of The Shepherd's House Church. Our measure of success is transformation of our communities.

We, at the Shepherd's House (TSH), have been serving our Middlesex community since August 2006. Our vision is about making a significant and sustainable difference in the lives of people around us—in our communities and in our cities. Community transformation begins at the intersection of the needs and hopes of a community with the capacities and compassion of the local church. Drawing from our s

acred texts in Isaiah 65:17-25, we at TSH have found seven areas where we can help serve our community, and they are as follows:
• Public health for all, especially children and the aged
• Housing for all
• Food for all
• Meaningful work for all
• Family support systems
• Absence of violence
• Community celebration and happiness

We encourage our congregation at TSH to work side-by-side with people of various backgrounds. We are constantly amazed at the miracle that happens when people of different faiths exercise social action together, recognizing that whatever our faith we still need food, shelter, safety and security. Our basic humanity precedes our religious differences. There is a Hebrew word, a key term of the Bible during the days of Christ and Second Temple Judaism, for which there is no precise English translation: SIMHAH, usually translated as ‘joy’. This is the “JOY of the LORD” which Nehemiah spoke about in Nehemiah 8:10. What it really means is the happiness we share, or better still, the happiness we make by sharing. It is about sharing what we have, seeing possessions less as things we own than things we hold in trust, one of the conditions of which is that we use part of what we have to help others...to be alert to the poverty, suffering and loneliness of others. The JOY OF THE LORD comes when we SHARE WHAT WE HAVE. Use part of what we have to help others...to be alert to the poverty, suffering and loneliness of others.

06/21/2026
06/21/2026

🎉 Huge Announcement! 🎉

After nearly six months of work, we're excited to share the launch of the brand-new Shepherd's House website!

Whether you're a longtime member, a first-time visitor, or someone looking to learn more about our church, the new site is designed to make it easier than ever to connect, grow, and stay informed.

✨ What's New?

• Improved navigation to help you quickly find what you're looking for
• Updated photos featuring our church family and ministries
• Fresh content throughout the site, including ministries, events, and resources
• Simplified online giving experience
• Easier access to Sunday livestreams, Bible studies, and prayer meetings

🌐 Click here to visit!
https://www.tshmin.org

Take some time to explore the site and discover everything that's available. We believe this new platform will help us better serve our church family while making it easier for new visitors to connect with our community.

A special thank you to everyone who contributed their time, creativity, and effort to make this project possible.
We pray this website will be another tool for sharing the love of Christ, building community, and helping people grow in their faith.

Some of the most powerful people in God’s story are the ones history barely remembers.This Mother’s Day, we reflected on...
05/13/2026

Some of the most powerful people in God’s story are the ones history barely remembers.

This Mother’s Day, we reflected on the life of Jehosheba — a hidden figure whose quiet faithfulness helped preserve the line that would lead to Jesus.

Not every act of obedience is seen.
Not every sacrifice is applauded.
But God sees every moment of faithful service.

To every mother, caregiver, and faithful servant who feels unseen: your impact matters more than you know.

This sermon, delivered on Mother’s Day, explores the theme of “hidden figures”—those whose quiet acts of faithfulness shape history, even when they go unreco...

What should the church be known for?Great music?Great preaching?Beautiful buildings?In John 13, Jesus gives His follower...
03/08/2026

What should the church be known for?

Great music?
Great preaching?
Beautiful buildings?

In John 13, Jesus gives His followers a simple command:

“Love one another as I have loved you.”

In this recent message, Pastor Moh reminds us that the true mark of the church is love.

Christ calls us to a love that is sacrificial, humble, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

During this season of prayer and fasting, this message challenges us to examine our hearts.

Who do we struggle to forgive?
Where do we need repentance?
How can we reflect the love of Christ in our families, workplaces, and communities?

Take a moment to watch and reflect on this important teaching.

Watch the message here:
https://youtu.be/_0R31xEGAjs?si=HZ7eqcwFz49Q_8Av

May we be a church marked by love.

In this message, Pastor Moh teaches from John 13:31–38, where Jesus gives His disciples a simple but profound command:“As I have loved you, so you must love ...

✨ Clarity for 2026 — A Word for Our Shepherds House ✨“Thus says the Lord, your Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel: ‘I am t...
12/31/2025

✨ Clarity for 2026 — A Word for Our Shepherds House ✨

“Thus says the Lord, your Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel: ‘I am the Lord your God, who teaches you for your benefit, who leads you in the way you should go.’” — Isaiah 48:17 (ESV)

As we stand at the threshold of 2026, the Spirit is calling our church into a year of clarity, alignment, and Spirit‑led precision. In a world shaken by uncertainty—economies shifting, priorities changing, and hearts growing weary—the promise of divine guidance becomes our anchor.

Our Christ is not the author of confusion. He is the Master Teacher who leads us for our benefit, not into chaos but into clarity, purpose, and supernatural wisdom.

🔥 A Teachable Spirit Unlocks a Prophetic Ear

In this season, the Spirit is emphasizing one word to our house: TEACHABLE.

A teachable heart becomes a hearing heart. When we posture ourselves in humility, the Holy Spirit opens our understanding, sharpens our discernment, and tunes our ears to heaven’s frequency.

Jesus promised us in John 14:26 that the Holy Spirit would teach us all things and remind us of everything He has spoken. In John 16:13, He is revealed as the One who guides us into all truth. This is not mere information—this is revelation, the kind that transforms atmospheres and redirects destinies.

In 2026, the Holy Spirit will not simply instruct us—
He will illuminate, convict, empower, and align us with the purposes of God.

🔥 A Word for the Shepherds House

The Spirit is saying:
“Do not fear the unknown. Do not lean on your own understanding. I am teaching you, leading you, and preparing you for what I have already ordained.”

Where the world sees confusion, the Spirit gives clarity.
Where the world sees instability, the Spirit gives strategy.
Where the world sees limitation, the Spirit releases supernatural grace.

🕊 Pause for Reflection

Take a moment today and ask:
Am I truly teachable?
Where might the Holy Spirit be redirecting me for my benefit?

For 2026, write down one step of obedience. Then trust Him to lead you into the next.

🔥 When Strength Fades, Grace Carries

In a world overflowing with lots of information and artificial “wisdom,” it’s easy to drift without noticing. But the Spirit brings us back to this truth from Isaiah 46:4:
“I have made you, and I will carry you.”

Not you must carry yourself.
Not you must figure it out.
But I will carry you. The Christ is the WAY.

This is the heartbeat of CHRIST for our CHURCH in 2026.

He does not abandon us when we slow down.
He does not withdraw when we feel weak.
He does not love us less when our hands tremble or our pace changes.

In fact, His grace shines brightest when our strength runs out.
It is then we realize:
We were never the ones holding life together.
He has been carrying us all along.

🔥 The Same Christ Who Began Will Finish -Phil 1.6

The God who knit you together in your mother’s womb…
The God who sustained you through every storm…
The God who preserved you in seasons you thought would break you…

This same faithful CHRIST will carry you through 2026.

Not barely.
Not anxiously.
But victoriously, with clarity, confidence, and the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Keep forging forward in-Christ 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

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Pastor Moh’s message reflects on the meaning of the Star of Bethlehem and the light of Christ that breaks into real life...
12/25/2025

Pastor Moh’s message reflects on the meaning of the Star of Bethlehem and the light of Christ that breaks into real life.
A light that restores identity.
Heals generational brokenness.
And invites us to live in the Kingdom of God now.

You can now watch the full sermon on our YouTube channel!

Merry Christmas from our church family to yours.

The Light of Bethlehem | Christmas Sermon | Pastor MohChristmas is more than a moment on the calendar.It is the arrival of God’s light into real lives, real ...

“The church is not about production. It’s about family.”Our December 21st Christmas service reminded us that the light o...
12/24/2025

“The church is not about production. It’s about family.”

Our December 21st Christmas service reminded us that the light of Bethlehem is not just a story we remember—it’s a light that still brings healing, freedom, and new beginnings today.

Pastor Moh shared how Jesus, the star out of Jacob, breaks generational patterns, restores identity, and invites us to live in the Kingdom of God now—not just someday.

📺 The full service will be available soon on our YouTube channel. Stay tuned.

May the light of Christ shine in every part of your life this season.

Address

355 Main Street
Woburn, MA
01801

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 10:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+17816401737

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