We are a revitalizing Christian Faith Community open to all who are on a journey of faith and seek to do what Jesus taught us:

to love, include, offer hope, and serve all persons with tender compassion.

St. Timothy’s congregation worships in person at 10 a.m. Sundays. Masks are required if local health conditions warrant.

We live-stream on Facebook and YouTube

St. Tim’s wishes good luck and fair play to the national teams of Haiti and Brazil, the Episcopal church’s historic and longstanding mission partners in Indianapolis, who play in the Group C tournament at 8:30 p.m. today (June 19, 2026) in Philadelphia.

Why the emphasis on sport (futbol/football/soccer) on Juneteenth an especially poignant American holiday?

Tamerra Griffin writes in their commentary in the New York Times sports publication The Athletic today that “In the suburbs of Lisbon and Paris. In Oakland and Atlanta and Washington D.C., and in all of those places and more, we will see our complexions, hair textures, swagger, and broad noses reflected back at us as Haitian and Brazilian players sauce the ball, and maybe even dance, across the pitch. And we will rejoice in what feels like divine order that these two teams, with their rich histories, should meet each other on Juneteenth.”

God, let the practice of my craft be expressed fully in the game today when I have opportunity. I’ve put in the work. Let my mind to be clear and focused so I can execute to the best of my abilities. Amen.

56. For the Victims of Addiction (Book of Common Prayer)

O blessed Lord, you ministered to all who came to you: Look with compassion upon all who through addiction have lost their health and freedom. Restore to them the assurance of your unfailing mercy; remove from them the fears that beset them; strengthen them in the work of their recovery; and to those who care for them, give patient understanding and persevering love. Amen.

We pray in Thanksgiving for the many recovery meetings at St. Timothy’s through the past six decades. We pray with gratitude for those who lend their energy to hearing others’ testimony, in support and concern. We give thanks for the saints in the church who provide space, prepare good works for others to walk in, and who have the vision to shed light on the pathways others tread.

Brazil has won the World Cup tournament five times (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002), the most of all.

They are also the only country to appear in every World Cup tournament. #worldcup

6 p.m. 6/13/26 vs Morocco

The new restroom facility construction is underway.

June is PRIDE MONTH

St. Tim’s is pleased to re-present this treasured interview with the founding priest of the parish, The Rev. Malcolm Boyd.

The youtube link is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDx33coyNjA

Rev. Boyd was recorded for the 50th anniversary of the parish. He was a gay icon in his life, the first out Episcopal priest in the denomination; and a writer of poetry, plays and books.

Godly Play and Youth Group End-of-Year Celebration

We can’t wait to see you on Trinity Sunday, May 31, 2026, when we recognize the Godly Play and Youth Group young people with an end of the year celebration during Morning Prayer.

Diocesan Youth Minister Heather Campbell will be with us to preach. The Prayers of the People will focus on the burgeoning faith, formation and fellowship of St. Tim’s youth. Additionally, the adult participants will be recognized.

We are super amped to recognize the new high school graduates, Masuku, Joseph, and Mamsi.

Are you Team DOVE or Team FLAMING TONGUES OF FIRE or Team HOLY COMFORTER or Team GENTLE GIFTS OF THE SPIRIT …. ? Come celebrate Pentecost at St. Tim’s this Sunday at 10 a.m. and hear what Scripture, Tradition and Reason say to you.

“Nobody can say ‘Jesus is Lord,’ except by the Holy Spirit.” From 1 Cor. 12: b-13

“Divided tongues, as of fire, appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of them.” From Acts 2: 1-21

” … he breathed on them and said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any they are forgiven them; if you retain the sins of any, they re retained.’ ” From John 7: 37-39

Fundraisers announce a new bathroom and $50,000 grant to get it started

Congregational Assessment Tool is ready for your input!

To prepare for the next settled priest, St. Timothy’s congregation is completing the Congregational Assessment Tool on Sundays in May.

St. Timothy’s will be completing the Congregational Assessment Tool (CAT) survey. This survey provides important information that will be foundational in our search for our next priest, and your feedback is valuable. Members of the congregation have received a link to complete the survey. However, if you need assistance with the CAT, we will have volunteers willing to help during coffee hour on the upcoming Sunday — May 17.

If you’re having difficulty with this, please see the wardens.

St. Tim’s opens call for half-time interim rector

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church seeks a compassionate and collaborative Interim Rector to serve our parish community during a time of transition. This half-time role focuses on spiritual leadership, pastoral care, and community engagement, helping to sustain and grow the life of the parish.

Click here to check out more information and if you are interested, please email a letter of interest, resume, and OTM portfolio to Canon Giulianna Cappelletti Gray.

The annual meeting packet is here.
(March 1, 2026)