Staff & Leadership | St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

“I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, who has given me strength, that he considered me trustworthy, appointing me to his service. “– 1 Timothy 1:12

See the faces of those who work continually for the growth of our community. Outside of these individuals, there are countless people working to uplift these leaders and the mission of St. Timothy’s. Our team would not be successful without their continued support.

Clergy & Staff

John Porter-Acee

Rector

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Leslie Bowman

Preschool Director

Megan Roberts

Parish Administrator: Finance and Office Life

Peter Woodruff

Director of Music Ministry

Martha Whitesides

Director of Christian Formation

Vestry

Karen Carr

Treasurer

Joyce Wittman

Clerk and Vestry

Marie Cooper

Senior Warden

Malcolm Williams

Vestry-Junior Warden

Liz Lane

Vestry

Alyssa Sugar

Vestry

Marty Michaels

Vestry

Heather Tepper

Vestry

Vestry Members Not Pictured

Ben Williams

Episcopal Church Leadership

Rob Skirving

Bishop of the Diocese of East Carolina

Michael Curry

Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church

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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?