St. Tim’s Fall Retreat - for men and women will be September 28-30 at Cathedral Ridge Conference Center outside Woodland Park. Presenters Kathy Hendricks and Ken Phillips will lead us through an exciting weekend of spiritual exploration, prayer, and fellowship. To get your choice of lodging register soon.
A copy of the registration form can be found in the information rack in the narthex at St. Tim’s or at this link Registration Form. Please place the completed form with your check into the basket on Lindsay’s (St. Tim’s Administrator) desk.
The first Christians observed with great devotion the days of our Lord’s passion and resurrection, and it became the custom of the Church to prepare for them by a season of penitence and fasting. This season of Lent also provided a time in which converts to the faith were prepared for Holy Baptism.
We invite you to the observance of a holy Lent, by self-examination and repentance; by prayer, fasting, and self-denial; and by reading and meditating on God’s holy Word. Sunday services are celebrated each week at 7:45 and 10:00 am, leading to the remarkable worship of Holy Week, April 1-8. Each Wednesday evening our Lent Series challenges us to grow in faith—more information can be found on the home page. Make your spiritual life a priority this year by participating in the Lenten journey.
Every Sunday at the 10:00 am service our worship is supported by fabulous music from our choir and organist. Carefully-chosen hymns and anthems bring out the meanings of the Scriptures and help us to “pray twice” as we sing.
Men’s Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. Andrew is a ministry of men within the Anglican Communion whose three disciplines
are Prayer, Study, and Service. We meet every other Tuesday morning from 6:30 to 8:00 in the parish
hall, after which many of us go out to breakfast. All men are welcome to join us.
At each meeting we read and discuss the Scripture lessons for the forthcoming Sunday, using a study guide. Discussions are lively, with some humor thrown in for good measure. We end each meeting with prayer for the needs of the community and serve in a variety of ways through the year.
Food Donations
Food donations which we gather each week are badly needed at area food pantries. If everyone just brought a can of beans or a box of
cereal, our donation baskets would overflow. Please help out as you can.
On June 10-16 St. Timothy’s will mobilize teams of volunteers to assist caring agencies around the metro area. You’ll have your choice of a variety of activities, so think about how God is calling you to make a difference in the communities around us. Stay tuned for more details!
Drennen O’Melia Youth Center is under construction on the lower level of the church. Supported and built by community volunteers in memory of a wonderful youth group member, the center will welcome all the young people of the community into its fellowship and programs. Construction is nearly complete, but there are still ways you can help out. For more information, see http://www.drennenomeliayouthcenter.net
Travel Group
St. Tim's Travel Group will be meeting Thursday, March 1 at 2:00 p.m. for a presentation on our September trip to the Pacific
Northwest. Come join us for a preview and trip information, refreshments, and fellowship.
Church Picnic
Church Picnic will be after worship on Sunday, June 3. Signups begin Sunday May 13 — mark your calendar for a great time
for all ages! For more information or to sign up contact Maria Gair at maria.gair@gmail.com.
Children's Ministries
Children are not the future of the church, but vital present members. Their open hearts and exuberance
remind adults that “whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will never enter it.” (Mark 10:15) The children of
St. Timothy’s are loved by members of all ages and are always welcome in worship.
Sunday School is offered for children and youth ages 3-18 from September to May during the first half of the 10:00 service. During January and February kids up to 5th grade will be following the ministry of Jesus through Godly Play stories, art responses and discussions. Children’s Ministry Coordinator Margaret Utter is always ready to welcome new families into the program—you can contact her at meutter@earthlink.net.
Young at Heart
"Young @ Heart" is a Ministry of,
for and by Seniors. Anyone 55 years or older can join. We usually meet
on the third Thursday of the month. We have social gatherings, pot
lucks, presentations with speakers on various subjects pertinent to the
needs of the group. Service projects are also included and excursions
as well. For more information contact Lindsay at 303-794-1565 or Deacon
Cammie at 303-933-3458.
Young @ Heart senior ministry’s trip to the Museum of Nature and Science, including an IMAX movie on the Arctic, will be on Tuesday, May 22. Reserve your space by April 30 by signing up with Deacon Cammie or contacting the church office.
Easter Services
Celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus with joy-filled music, splendid decorations, and special children’s activities. Easter morning
worship will be at 7:45 and 10:00, with choir and organ at both services and special music, childcare, children’s Gospel drama and
Egg Hunt at the later service.
The Great Vigil of Easter on Saturday evening at 8:00 pm will feature a candlelight procession, baptisms, and the first Easter Eucharist, followed by a reception. Come early to take part in the Kindling of the New Fire at 7:00 pm, downstairs outside the Youth Center.