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ECW October Meeting

Episcopal Church Women (ECW)

ECW October Meeting

posted on Oct 1, 2022

We're making pimento cheese and chicken salad in preparation for the Spooky Shrimp and Lobster Fair. Please sign up to bring cheese or chicken and come ready to assemble! Sign up here!

10/2 Families First

10/2 Families First

posted on Sep 27, 2022

THIS WEEK: Families First (formation and worship) 9-10am formation will include making dog treats, bird feeder cookies, and a variety of activities (for all ages!) related to St. Francis 10:15am Families First worship, led by children and youth...

Cookies by the Pound!

Cookies by the Pound!

posted on Sep 26, 2022

The Spooky Shrimp and Lobster Fair will have a new addition to the Bake Sale - Cookies by the Pound! We are asking as many bakers as possible to bake about 6 dozen or more cookies, a variety of your choosing. Jump on this exciting new venture to ...

Blessing of the Animals

Blessing of the Animals

posted on Sep 20, 2022

October 4th 6pm By the firepit From kittens to chickens, guppies to puppies, Blessing of the Animals is open to all. A short liturgy will be led by community members including individual pet blessings from Rev. John. Please be mindful of our c...

Thank you for the fruit!

Thank you for the fruit!

posted on Sep 13, 2022

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the first fresh fruit donations for the girls at Operation Sunshine. The program currently has 32 partcipants!

Acolyte Training

Acolyte Training

posted on Sep 12, 2022

There will be an Acolyte Training session for new and current acolytes Sunday, September 25, at 4:00 in the Church. Young people ages of 9 and up are welcome to serve as Acolytes. I look forward to seeing everyone on the 25th. Questions? Contac...

Spooky Shrimp and Lobster Fair

Spooky Shrimp and Lobster Fair

posted on Sep 12, 2022

Be sure to order your lobsters (live or cooked) and/or your shrimp meals by October 25th! We'll have Trunk or Treat and a costume contest, Silent Auction, a Bake Sale, and cookies by the pound! Place my order online

Annual Giving Campaign

Annual Giving Campaign

posted on Sep 7, 2022

New Growth is the theme of this year's Annual Giving campaign. As a tree grows, it sprouts new branches and leaves, and with your help St. Timothy's will be growing and sprouting new ministries and opportunities. Campaign materials have been...

The Beauty of Psalmody

The Beauty of Psalmody

posted on Sep 6, 2022

Dear St. Timothy's, As we launch into this fall, I am excited to share with you a variety of different approaches to how we experience the Psalms in worship. There are many ways to sing and chant the Psalms each week - our congregationally cha...

Children and Youth Ministry 2022-2023

Children and Youth Ministry 2022-2023

posted on Aug 30, 2022

We are excited to see you this fall at St. Timothy's! Read through our exciting new offerings to learn how you might want to get involved. Contact Martha Whitesides, Director of Christian Formation, [email protected] with questions. T...

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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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10:15 am Holy Eucharist Rite II, with music

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