Accessibility
Building Designed for Accessibility
Good Shepherd’s architectural design allows access to all. People using wheelchairs, and walkers, as well as the visually impaired appreciate that everything is on one floor. Equipped with a Loop system, Good Shepherd has made listening for the hearing impaired a pleasant experience. Our architecture reflects our belief that all may experience God’s grace here.
Special Helps
Parking and entrances:
- Parking spaces: Marked for handicapped parking in the north and South lots
- Doors: Equipped with automated openers at south entrance.
Inside the building:
- North and South Restrooms: Equipped with wide doorways and bars for support.
Ask an usher for these special helps:
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- Large-print worship materials
- Assistive listening devices
Individuals With Hearing Aids
Good Shepherd is equipped with a state-of-the-art hearing loop system. The system contains a wire within the sanctuary and is connected to our sound system. The loop then transmits the sound electromagnetically. The electromagnetic signal is then picked up by the Telecoil in the hearing aid or cochlear implant. With this equipment, individuals are able to hear the full worship service clearly.
Other Disabilities
Children and adults with developmental disabilities also experience a welcoming atmosphere through the architecture and people.