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Healing Prayer
This Sunday, January 19
Meditation Chapel
Are you in need of healing prayer? Is someone close to you in need? Head to the meditation chapel after you receive the Holy Eucharist this Sunday to meet with a member of our Prayer Team.
To share your story of healing, contact Dave at dreisbachdw@aol.com
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Creation Care Meeting
Tuesday, January 21, 7pm
St. Tim's Library
The Creation Care Team will be meeting on Tuesday, January 21 to begin planning for their Lenten mini-series "Fasting from Plastics". Please join if you would like to contribute to the conversation!
Email Peg with any questions at PGFenner@zoomtown.com
Big thanks to the Creation Care Team for organizing the tree shredding! 78 trees were saved from the landfill thanks to them and the company who donated their time and services (Native Tree Care, LLC)
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The Crowded Table
LGBTQ+ Dinner-Church & Potluck
Sunday, January 26, 5-7pm
Parish Hall
What is The Crowded Table?
It is a soft place to land for LGBTQ+ people of deep faith, uncertain faith, curious faith.
If you are not a member of the LGBTQ+ community but have loved ones who are, we invite you to come experience what this is about.
Meetings will regularly take place on the last Sunday of the month in the Parish Hall. Questions? Email Alice at AliceC@SaintTimothys.com
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St. Tim's Monthly Potluck & Game Night
Saturday, February 1, 6pm
Parish Hall
St. Tim's Game Night is rebranding as a Potluck & Game Night (and who doesn't love a potluck?!) On the first Saturday of every month, a crew gets together to play board and card games, eat tasty food, and hang out with one another. ALL ages are welcome. Bring food and games to share!
February's Potluck & Game Night will be themed around the Superbowl! Cincinnati (sadly) didn't make it to the playoffs, but we can still root for our (other) favorite teams!! Wear your team's colors and be ready to play as hard as they do!
Our beloved Rev. Alice is a Game Board Librarian and had this to say about why games are important:
"The thing is, we still need play as adults, whether it’s telling jokes or a sports league or board gaming. We get stuck in the seriousness of the world and need the release of play. To be fair, there’s heavy stuff happening in the world and close to home—there are real problems that need to be taken seriously if we are going to heal. But delight and play help heal us as well. In a world where we are increasingly separate, where we struggle to find ways to talk to each other, whether it’s because of a political disagreement or simply because we don’t know each other yet, play can bring us together. Meet some new people, play new games, change the world, maybe. " (Quote from The Power of Play — Free Parking )
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Kids & their People
Kids & their People is back! On Sundays at 10:20am, that is. Find out what they're up to here:
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Our buddy Wayne wrote a song about being a member of St. Tim's. It's based on a true story from just a few weeks ago. You won't want to miss it! | |
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Vestry Nominations
Every year at our Annual Meeting (Sunday, February 23), the congregation elects new member to serve on the Vestry. The Vestry is the leadership and governing body of St. Timothy’s that works with the Rector to support the mission of St. Timothy’s. Vestry members serve a three-year term. Who do you know that has a strong belief in the mission of St. Timothy’s and can share their gifts of enthusiasm, serving, and leadership?
To nominate someone please fill out the form, accessible here: SaintTimothys.com/vestry-nominations
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Lydia's House News & Needs
Molly Dutina is now the contact person for Lydia's house. (Thanks, Molly!!)
They are in desperate need of LARGE diapers, sizes 4, 5, 6 and up. On sale, these diapers run about $25 per box. If you are able to purchase a pack of diapers, Molly will be delighted to deliver them to Lydia's house. Remember, this facility houses homeless women and children, helping place them in housing and getting Mom employment.
Please place your diaper donations in the red wagon in the coat closet.
Questions? Email Molly lcrmrsd@gmail.com
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IPM Food Pantry Annual Coat Drive
Collecting Now
We will be collecting winter coats for our friends at IPM Food Pantry. ALL sizes are needed, but especially size LARGE for kids and adults.
Please drop off your donated coats in the DONATION CLOSET by the Parish Hall.
DO NOT put donated coats in the coat closet off the Gathering Space.
There have been issues in the past of non-donated coats being collected alongside the ones that were supposed to be taken. Let's keep them FAR apart so no confusion happens this year! Thanks!
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New TV by Parish Hall
Courtesy of the Kennards
Have you seen the sleek new television mounted outside the Parish Hall? It was donated to use by Louise and Bill Kennard! (Thanks, you two!)
The tv is fantastic and will be invaluable to marketing our mission during the Farmers' Market, Eastside Pride, and other large community events.
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Judy's Recipe
If you went to the El Hogar Potluck last Sunday, there's a good chance you herd about Judy Gudelsky's stew - it was all the rage! She kindly is sharing it with our community. In line with Honey Favorito's Food for Life classes, this meal is healthy, affordable, and packed full of veggies. God wants us to take care of our bodies - that, in part, is eating well!
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Garbanzo-Carrot-Tomato Stew with Couscous or Rice
This recipe is for cooking the stew in a Crock-Pot.
4-6 servings
1 onion, chopped
3 carrots, chopped
1 14-oz can tomatoes, diced
1 can garbanzo beans, drained
1 cup vegetable broth
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/4 tsp nutmeg
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp turmeric
1/2 tsp salt
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
1 T pomegranate molasses (available at Jungle Jim’s)
1-2 T tomato paste, as needed
1½ cups cooked couscous or rice
1. Combine onion, carrots, tomatoes, and garbanzo beans in the Crock-Pot.
2. Mix the garlic powder, nutmeg, cinnamon, cumin, turmeric, salt, cayenne pepper, and
pomegranate molasses with the vegetable broth.
3. Pour the broth mixture over the vegetables. Mix thoroughly.
4. Cover and cook on Low for 8-10 hours or on High for 3-4 hours.
Serve with couscous, rice, or a grain of your choice.
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This Sunday is the THIRD Sunday of the month -
those with last names beginning with letters N - R should bring in a treat to share!
Please find which week your last name correlates with and bring in a small treat to share that Sunday.
Sunday of the month...
1st: last names A - F
2nd: last names G - M
3rd: last names N - R
4th: last names S - Z
5th: If you forgot to bring something on your Sunday, bring it today! This is an all hands on deck week!
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Do you have any pics of St. Tim's? This could be a group of parishioners out to eat on a Friday night or snaps of the Holy Eucharist on a Sunday morning. Don't mind if they are used for our communication? Share them with us!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Eg8wvL87ArY4TiQy7
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Unfortunately, there are multiple scam emails being sent to parishioners. The perpetrators have emails with Roger's name in them and have gone as far as taking his photo from our website. They can be convincing, but beware - they are scams. There isn't anything we can do about the impersonators except to flag the email as a fake account. If this happens to you, please report the email in your inbox.
Remember: Roger will NEVER email you asking for money or gift cards. ALL official correspondence from Roger will come from the @SaintTimothys.com address ONLY.
Be careful online - always check and double-check your links and accounts.
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For Those On Our Prayer Lists: | |
Pray for those who need God's grace and assistance: Charlie Griffith, Jean Burr, Kim Smith, Tammy Young, Nancy Kes, Anne Kennedy, Millicent Vatter, Scott Rogers, Felix Winternitz, Kurt Frees, Selah Maisie Hart, Kimberly Trawick, Michael Trawick and Andrew Trawick, Angela Berner, Bill Hart, Bryce Riedel, Eva Brewer, Gretchen Griffith, Rod Davidson, Evelyn and Olivia Nemecek, Cole, Robyn Painter, Carrie Hayden, Ryan Griffith, Pat Noland, Walter Brueggemann, Wendy Jones, Tom Keller, Brooke Taylor, Dick Riedel, Sarah Cummins, Kelley Mack (Klebenow), Tommie Libecap, Nat Truszczynski, Debby Corotis, Molly Dutina, and Ann Hopkins.
Pray for those serving our country: Jason Albright, Brandon Andrews, Michael Biller, Scott Birkley, Matthew Bradford, Michael Cassidy, Michael J. Corban, Tony Creation, Nick Flannery, Matthew Frank, Darrin Garland, Anthony Giardano, David Hancock, Anson Isaacs, Kasey Kozma, Valerie Lee, Micah Maupin, Patrick McCoy, Ben Menner, Roy Mitchell, Sam Morton, Peter Nowacki, Rachel Piening, Thomas Piening, Ryan Robinson, Jason Smith, Anthony Wurster, Leeland Young, Maddie Friedland, Brandon Murray, Blake Stephens, Andrew Fenner, Madison Swan, Logan Parlier, and Ryan Erps
In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, this week we pray for: The Diocese of Leeds – The Church of England; The Diocese of Leicester – The Church of England; The Church in the Province of the West Indies; The Diocese of Lesotho – The Anglican Church of Southern Africa; The Diocese of Lexington – The Episcopal Church; The Diocese of Liberia – The Church of the Province of West Africa; The Diocese of Lichfield – The Church of England
In the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, this week we pray for: The people of All Saints Lutheran/Episcopal Community, Washington Court House – and Warren Huestis, Priest in charge Retired priests: Tom Van Brunt, Tim West, Judi Wiley, Wilson Willard, Heather Wiseman, Gretchen Wood, Lorentho Wooden, Anne Wrider The Diocesan Council, Commission on Congregational Life and Commission on Ministry Lay leaders of the diocese – officers and the members of Commissions, Committees, and Task Forces Lay preachers, teachers, and evangelists Episcopal Church Women (ECW) – and their Executive Board
In the Parish Cycle of Prayer, we pray for: Community Groups who use our building, including: 12-step groups and the Scouts
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GOD LOVES YOU
NO EXCEPTIONS
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR
NO EXCEPTIONS
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