Music | St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

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Music is one of the many ways that we add beauty and meaning to our worship and our celebration as a faith community. Under the leadership of our music director Peter Woodruff, St. Timothy's is blessed with several different opportunities to offer or benefit from the gift of song.

Do you or someone in your family sing or play an instrument of any kind? Your gift of music is welcomed and encouraged. Contact Peter Woodruff.

Choir

Our adult choir practices every Wednesday night at 7:00PM and sings regularly during our 10:15AM Sunday service during the months of September through June. The choir leads our congregation's liturgy with hymns and anthems.

Currently, vaccination is required to sing in the choir. Masks are optional - should you be interested in using a “singers mask,” the church will provide you one at no charge.

If you are interested in participating or learning more, please contact Peter Woodruff.

Worship Ensemble

St. Timothy's boasts several fantastic singers and instrumental musicians that contribute their talents to our "Worship Ensemble." This group leads our music in worship with vocal and instrumental music on various occasions.

At other times, singers and instrumentalists offer solo music.

If you are interested in participating or learning more, please contact Peter Woodruff.

Children's Music

St. Timothy’s is in the process of organizing a children’s and youth choir program! If you have children in grades K-12 and would like to involve them in music, please contact Peter Woodruff to indicate your interest in aa children or youth music program.

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Peter Woodruff

Director of Music Ministry

Music Choir Worship Ensemble Children's Music

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We are meeting for in-person worship on Sunday mornings

8 am Holy Eucharist Rite II, spoken service
9 am Adult Christian Education will begin September 12, 2021, and continue through Memorial Day
10:15 am Holy Eucharist Rite II, with music plus a unique opportunity for our K-5^th graders to worship and learn in our new S.E.E.D.S. program. (Sunday’s Entertaining Education & Discipleship Service begins and ends with the whole congregation but provides space and content easily accessible to our youngest worshipers)

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

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