Celebrating the Newly Confirmed and Received

Brendan MurphyonTuesday, February 27, 2024 On Sunday February 25, Bishop Skirving confirmed 9 individuals and received 2 more into the Episcopal Church. We are excited for them, and look forward to celebrating together on Sunday March 10 during and after the 10:15am service!

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Families First this Sunday (5/5)

Brendan MurphyonTuesday, February 27, 2024 All ages are invited to formation 9:30-10am in the Parish Hall. We will be learning about Pentecost (to be celebrated May 19) and creating something to use during worship that day! Families First worship will take place at the 10:15am service, find Martha when you arrive to pick a worship server role.

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Love One Another Symposium

Brendan MurphyonTuesday, February 20, 2024 A regional faith symposium on LGBTQ Inclusivity (Saturday March 16 11am-4pm) The vision of the LOVE ONE ANOTHER symposium is to create a space where people from across eastern North Carolina can come together to explore, share, and listen. For many in the LGBTQ community, the quest for understanding and acceptance is often fraught with rejection and shame in many religious traditions. This event is hosted by the Dr. Jesse R. Peel LGBTQ Center at ECU and is open to the public. Learn more and/or register onthis website.

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ECU Chamber Singers at St. Tim’s, February 19

Brendan MurphyonTuesday, February 6, 2024 If you have never heard the ECU Chamber Singers perform live, you will not want to miss this! On Monday, February 19 at 7:30 PM, The ECU Chamber Singers will perform a short “preview concert” right here at St. Timothy’s. The Chamber Singers are an extraordinarily talented choral ensemble, who perform a wide range of the world’s greatest choral repertoire. The ensemble travels to Louisville, Kentucky later this month to perform at the Southern Region Conference of the American Choral Director’s Association (ACDA). This “preview concert” was added to give the ensemble and conductor, Dr. James Franklin, an opportunity to share the program with the community and to give them a performance “run-through” before they depart for Kentucky. Admission is free and open to the public.

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Spark’Dwell Youth Summer Trip 2024

Brendan MurphyonMonday, February 5, 2024 Current (2023-2024) 6th-12thgraders are invited to participate in a spirit and service week throughSpark’DwellJuly 28-August 2. Registration isnow openand will closeon March 31stdeadline extended to April 7. Participants should expect to be present at our April 21 (morning) fundraiser for the trip. If you have specific questions please feel free to reach out to Martha[email protected].

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DOK: Collections for Community Crossroads 2024

Brendan MurphyonWednesday, January 31, 2024 COMMUNITY CROSSROADS Donations – DOK is collecting items for the homeless shelter through Palm Sunday, March 24. The Shelter has listed the following items they
are currently in need of: Zippered pillow covers, liquid hand soap (pump
style), tissues, toilet paper, deodorant, wash cloths, powder laundry
detergent, Clorox, antibacterial cleaner, shower cleaner, shampoo & conditioner,
razors & shaving cream, shower shoes (men, women & children), exam
gloves (sizes L & XL). Please place your donations in the blue box in the
Narthex marked “DOK Community Crossroads Donations.”

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Rise Against Hunger

Brendan MurphyonTuesday, January 16, 2024 Rise Against Hunger is a growing global movement to end hunger by empowering communities, nourishing lives and responding to emergencies (www.riseagainsthunger.org). Please mark your calendars for our 2024 meal packaging event –Saturday, February 17!Set-up volunteers will begin at 9:00am. We will package 10,000 meals from 9:45am – 12:00pm in the Parish Hall. “Our volunteer-packaged meals both provide caloric intake and contain 20 essential vitamins and minerals. Research has shown that one in three people in developing countries is adversely affected by vitamin and mineral deficiencies. Our meals address the top concerns for micronutrient deficiencies (iodine, iron and vitamin A) and work to prevent other common deficiencies among at-risk populations. Addressing these deficiencies helps prevent blindness, poor immune function and death. The ingredients in Rise Against Hunger meals are also used because they are appropriate for most diets. The meals are rice-based, vegetarian and can be augmented with locally available food and spices.”(Hannah Payne, Public Relations & Communications Manager at Rise Against Hunger) Sign-up sheets are in Narthex. If you are planning to help set-up and pack meals, please put your information on both sheets. If you are helping with meal packaging, please wear a hat to the event.

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Holy Week and Easter

Brendan MurphyonThursday, February 1, 2024 Holy week begins with Palm Sunday on March 24th and culminates on Easter Sunday, March 31. This year we are sharing services with Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church 401 E. 4th Street, Greenville NC 27858 Sunday March 24:Palm Sunday services at 8am and 10:15am at St. Timothy’s Monday March 25:Evening Prayer at 5:30pm at St. Timothy’s Chapel Monday March 25:Collegiate Choir Concert at 7:30pm in the Church at St. Timothy’s Tuesday March 26:Organ Meditation at 5:30pm at St. Paul’s church Wednesday March 27:Stone Soup from at St. Paul’s parish hall from 11am-3pm Wednesday March 27:Holy Eucharist with Anointing for Healing at 5:30pm at St. Paul’s chapel Thursday March 28:Maundy Thursday at 7pm at St. Paul’s church. Friday March 29:Stations of the Cross at 2pm at St. Timothy’s church Friday March 29:Veneration of the Cross at 7pm at St. Timothy’s church Saturday March 30:Holy Saturday at 8am at St. Paul’s chapel Easter Sunday March 31:6am Easter Vigil at St. Paul’s Church Easter Sunday March 31:10:15am services at St. Timothy’s Easter Sunday March 31:Easter Egg hunt at 11:30am at St. Timothy’s

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Faith Fund Notice

Brendan MurphyonTuesday, January 16, 2024 The Faith Fund is off to a great start in 2024 with a total of $12,435 having been received. Of that, $10,000 is for the General Endowment Fund and has been invested. The remaining $2,435 is for the Permanent Endowment Fund and will be invested when it reaches $10,000. Currently there are 13 members of the Red Door Society. These are the people who have either given or who have made a planned gift to the Faith Fund. Their names are listed on the St. Timothy’s website. The Faith Fund is an endowment created in 2023 by the St. Timothy’s Vestry. The earnings from the Faith Fund will enable St. Timothy’s to more completely fulfill its mission by providing funds for its ministries and capital needs beyond what is possible through its annual operating funds. For more information visithttps://www.st-tim.org/saint-timothys-faith-fund/or contact John Porter-Acee or Endowment Committee chair Barbour Strickland.

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