Knitting Group | St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

The Knitting Group began with three interested women who gathered to provide a teaching/learning opportunity to knit. Today this group meets together not only for knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, quilting, and cross-stitching but also for sharing, supporting, talking, laughter and an occasional field trip. If you do not have a hand craft, we also fold church bulletins! All adults are welcome to join in or simply visit.

We welcome suggestions for charitable projects. We are currently involved in a joint ministry for East Carolina Knitted Knockers, under the leadership and direction of Carol Taylor and associated with the national Knitted Knockers organization, www.knittedknockers.org

We knit or crochet special, soft, lightweight breast prosthetics that are designed for women who have undergone mastectomies. Find us on Facebook and contact us on Messenger at'm.me/eastcarolinaknockers’.

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At St. Timothy’s we believe we are strengthened by our differences so whether you stumbled onto us while looking for a yoga class or have been seeking the perfect spiritual home for yourself or your family, we believe you belong here, and we know that you are needed here...

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8 am Holy Eucharist Rite II, spoken service
9 am Formation Hour (September to May)
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- Children and Youth
10:15 am Holy Eucharist Rite II, with music

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