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Opportunity for a Free Couples Therapy Check In

Opportunity for a Free Couples Therapy Check In

posted on Feb 8, 2023

ECU Family Therapy Clinic is offering a free 1 hour couples check in session! you can email here to schedule an appointment or call (252) 737-1415.

February 23 Newsletter

February 23 Newsletter

posted on Jan 31, 2023

Please enjoy our first edition of the renewed newsletter! Please click on the link for our Feb 23 Newsletter

Spark'Dwell Youth Summer Mission July 23-28

Children & Youth

Spark'Dwell Youth Summer Mission July 23-28

posted on Jan 31, 2023

St. Timothy's will be joining other churches at Spark'Dwell in Winston Salem July 23-28 to engage in "Spirit and Service Learning Experiences." The program combines local service experiences and thoughtful discussion surrounding homelessness and...

Dinner Groups

Dinner Groups

posted on Jan 25, 2023

The Dinner Groups are off to a great start! If you missed the kick-off but are still interested in joining we have room in the Wednesday evening group. Here are the dates and times the groups will be meeting The Wednesday night group will meet...

Convention Help Needed

Convention Help Needed

posted on Jan 24, 2023

Volunteers needed for the Diocesan Convention Friday, February 10 and Saturday February 11. Anyone who has time to offer to help at the registration desk on Friday and/or Saturday morning, or the "HELP ME" table to assist delegates in understandi...

crew45 this Sunday

Children & Youth

crew45 this Sunday

posted on Jan 24, 2023

Community. Relationship. Engagement. Wonder. crew45 is a fifth Sunday offering for our 4th and 5th graders. We meet directly after the 10:15am service (approx. 11:15am) and finish up around noon. Typically we play games, have a snack, and talk a...

5th Sunday Fellowship

5th Sunday Fellowship

posted on Jan 17, 2023

Please join us for the Fifth Sunday Fellowship Hour on January 29th from 9-10am. This is a time of food and fellowship with other parishioners of all ages. It takes place between the 8:00 and 10:15 church services in the Parish Hall, so stay l...

Sign up to host coffee hour!

Sign up to host coffee hour!

posted on Jan 11, 2023

Coffee hour is a great time to chat and catch up after church. We need your help to make it possible! Please sign up to host a coffee hour: it's fun and easy! Email Megan for more information or to sign up! There is also a sign up sheet in the ...

Altar Flowers

Altar Flowers

posted on Jan 10, 2023

Flower envelopes are available in the pews at church. Flowers on the altar can be given in honor of, in thanksgiving for, and in memory of a loved one. Any special Sunday to you is a great time to donate the flowers on the altar! Just fill out th...

Reopening the Nursery

Reopening the Nursery

posted on Jan 10, 2023

The nursery will open on Sunday February 19, 9:45-11:45am for ages 0-3. Families can find the nursery in the Education building, in the first classroom on the left (classroom 2). Two caring staff will greet you and help settle in. Information f...

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We consider it a great privilege to welcome you. Your presence makes us better!

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...

We are meeting for in-person worship on Sunday mornings

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

Our 10:15 service is also available via Facebook Live and on the website afterward

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Giving is one of the most important spiritual practices we can develop. When we make a gift we bestow a since of value on the receiver, we recognize something of value within our own lives, and when times are lean, making a gift can be one of the only ways to free us from the fear of not having enough. It's simple math, if I have something that I can give away, be that 10 minutes of help or two dollars to share, that means I have been blessed with more than I need.

Ascribe the the Lord the honor due his name. Bring offerings and come into his courts. - From Psalm 96, verse 8

Pledging is an important part of your spiritual life because it is a way of saying, "I don't know what lies ahead, but I am putting God first and I have faith there will be enough for everything else." Pledging is also important to the church because it is the only way we can make a responsible budget and then fund our mission and ministries. If everyone participates, even small gifts can get us where we need to go. Can you make a gift of faith and help St. Timothy's by pledging?