Washington National Cathedral and the National Institute for Civil Discourse invite you to hear from two of America’s most respected religious leaders on how we find a way forward healing our divisions through faith and compassion.

 

 

Featuring:

As the nation gives thanks for the enduring strength of our democracy, we invite you to draw inspiration and practical tips on how to engage our neighbors with dignity and respect.

 

This online event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. 

Please join us for an organ recital featuring Collin Boothby and a brief evening prayer service.

Collin Boothby is the organist / Choirmaster at Trinity Episcopal Church in Midtown Houston, TX, and provides all the organ music for weekly worship services as well as directs the semi-professional choral ensemble. He recently completed a Master of Music Degree in Organ Performance at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. Read more.

As usual, we will adhere to safety guidelines such as distanced seating and masks.

St. Timothy's is again partnering with The Food Basket to provide a special Christmas food box. St. Timothy's has committed to provide 140 each of:

Please place these items in the big red buckets in the hallway any time, or at the organ recital. We need this by December 6.

Thank you for helping our neighbors celebrate our Lord's birth with an enjoyable meal!

The Angel Tree program is a national organization that allows parents in prison to strengthen their connection with their children by providing gifts with a personal message from the parent. Each child receives a toy gift, a clothing gift, and an age appropriate religious book. No gift should exceed $20.00

The “tree” will be in the narthex starting Sunday, November 22. A donor selects an angel, purchases the gift, wraps it, attaches the top part of the angel to the package, and brings it to the church. The gifts are delivered the week before Christmas.

The wrapped gifts should be returned no later than December 13. Donations of money for books can be put in the stocking on the tree or given to Nancy Carter. Checks should be written to St. Timothy’s with a notation of “for Angel Tree”.

I would like to ask that you pray, and then submit names of who you recommend for the search committee to me. Please contact me with any questions.

Click here to read the characteristics for a Search Committee member.

Angels and Shepherds are still needed

Call the office or Sandra Weir.

Having trouble connecting to our on-line services or coffee hour? Our Pastoral Care Technology Team is here to help. Many thanks to Alan Essington and Fran Hammond for volunteering!

It is that time of year where we become extremely busy. Many people are dealing with COVID circumstances + impending corporate layoffs. In addition, we are preparing to provide holiday food, such as what was generously donated by St. Timothy’s. Extra work means we need extra volunteers.

Here are the special holiday events that need volunteers.

For questions, contact Sondra Griner or Lisa Owsley. Read the full letter from Lisa.

Zoom

Outdoors in the courtyard. Masks and distancing required.

Zoom

Indoors in the Nave. Masks and distancing required.

This service is also available live on-line starting about 10:25am. Or, you can view it as a recording any time after the service. You can find everything you need at http://www.stimothy.org/web-based-worship.html.

Zoom

This Sunday we enjoyed a skit presented by Anna and Haley about how even SuperHeroes listened, respected, and honored their parents, just as God has instructed us.

Join us on Zoom next Sunday at 9:45.

Our annual Advent wreathing making event will take place on November 29, between the services and after the 10:30 service, so Timothy's Troop will not meet that day. Hope to see you there!!!

Join us for some social time at the Zoom Coffee Hour! This week, we'll share our Thanksgiving stories, traditions and favorite foods.

Join us on Zoom at 11:30.

Meeting ID: 856 9816 2596

Password: coffee

Thanks to all of your who pitched in to beautify our grounds! Although not every identified task was completed, the work of many volunteers made this work “day” a great success.

Projects completed include: rehab front flower beds, rehab of Youth Hall planter, weedeating of all trees on property, trimming low hanging branches, caring for Grace Garden, removal of sticks/limbs, trimming hedges along fence by Parish Hall parking, trimming hedge along fence on Circle Way, trimming bushes around outside chapel.

About 60-70% of path to Labyrinth cleared with the rest to be completed shortly and signage to follow.

Altar flowers this Sunday are given in thanksgiving of their 20th anniversary by Jerrad and Rachel Wilbanks.