Evening Theological Formation with Fr Steve (ECW Hall), 6pm
Topic: The Image of the Body and Body Image

Drinks begin at 5:45pm

Mornings with Moms: February 10

Come for music, story time, and fellowship at 10am in the St. Nicholas classroom. If you know of a mom (or caregiver) who would enjoy the fellowship, please pass along.

The Annual Parish Meeting will begin at 2:00pm on Sunday, February 8. All are welcome to attend and all confirmed communicants in good standing are welcome to vote the vestry election. This year’s nominees for vestry are: Tom Baldwin, Susan McLean, John Jarvis, Amanda Rice, Jeremy Rouse, and Melissa Slayton.

Morning Prayer (Googe Chapel), 7am
Low Mass (Chapel), 7.30am
Low Mass with Choir, 9.00
Rosary, (Googe Chapel), 10.25am
Solemn Mass, 11.00am
Annual Parish Meeting, 2pm
Adult Confirmation Preparation, 3.30pm
Evening Prayer and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, 5pm

The Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Candlemas)

Solemn Mass at 6pm

Mozart's Missa Brevis in G Major, K. 140 with organ and strings

The Annual Parish Meeting will begin at 3:30pm on Sunday, February 1. All are welcome to attend and all confirmed communicants in good standing are welcome to vote the vestry election. This year’s nominees for vestry are: Tom Baldwin, Susan McLean, John Jarvis, Amanda Rice, Jeremy Rouse, and Melissa Slayton.

Sunday’s Plan

Due to the consistent prediction of sleet/ice for this weekend, the Sunday schedule is altered according the following:

• Possibly one mass only at 11am.

  • We do not want to completely cancel the mass schedule in case the forecast changes. Fr Luke and I have a reasonable and safe plan for transportation. Whether or not you are able to attend is secondary to our call to celebrate the Eucharist and unite our petitions for the community and the world with the sacrifice of Christ. We trust you will follow the guidance of good sense and what is safe. Please be smart.

  • If Fr Luke and I are unable to make it to St Timothy’s (we are going to be smart, too), we will still offer mass from our homes. We will have mass kits with us and will pray for the living and the dead and all in the path of this storm. If we are unable to make it to church, a notice will be placed on the St Timothy’s Facebook page.

  • Will it be streamed? Possibly. This depends on the status of power and other considerations.

• If you are iced in, please read the bulletins and reflect on the readings. Consider the wisdom St Paul imparts to his spiritual son, St Timothy.  Reflect on the unique mission and witness of this parish and pray that we may continue to increase, both in our work and number.

• Please support the work of the parish. Even if you are able to attend, the police officers are finding St Timothy’s a place for refreshment and refreshments. The Our Lady of Salem Shelter for Women has not closed. And prayer has not ceased.

• One more thing, if you have a 4WD vehicle and are willing to assist our brothers and sisters if they find themselves in trouble or need, will you email me? Please also check in on those in our midst who will be particularly vulner able without power. I thinking especially of our older parishioners who may not have family in Winston-Salem to take care of them. If you know of someone who needs supplies or other pressing needs, call me (336-602-0370) and I will see if our 4WD volunteers can safely help.

Fr Steve Rice

Evening Theological Formation with Fr Steve (ECW Hall), 6pm
Topic: Why Anglicanism? Part I

Drinks begin at 5:45pm

Join us as we pray the mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham.

The next burial for the Society of St Joseph of Arimathea will be Sunday, January 18 at 12:45pm in the SSJOA Cemetery on the grounds of St Timothy’s.

Morning Prayer (Googe Chapel), 7am
Low Mass (Chapel), 7.30am
Low Mass with Choir, 9.00
Rosary, (Googe Chapel), 10.25am
Solemn Mass, 11.00am
SSJOA Burials, 12.45pm
Evening Prayer and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, 5pm

Evening Theological Formation with Fr Steve (ECW Hall), 6pm
Topic: The Wisdom of the Rule of St Benedict

Join us as we pray the mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham.

Morning Prayer (Googe Chapel), 7am
Low Mass (Chapel), 7.30am
Low Mass with Choir, 9.00
Rosary, (Googe Chapel), 10.25am
Solemn Mass, 11.00am
Evening Prayer and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, 5pm

Join us as we pray the mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham.

Solemn Mass, Tuesday, January 6, 6pm

Morning Prayer (Googe Chapel), 7am
Low Mass (Chapel), 7.30am
Low Mass with Hymns, 9.00
Rosary (Googe Chapel), 10.25
Solemn Mass, 11.00
Evening Prayer and Benediction, 5pm

Mass at 9.00am

(Office Closed)

Low Mass at 9.00am

Low Mass at 9.00am in the Church

Christmas Day

10am, Solemn Mass

Christ is Born!

5pm, Mass (Rite II)

11pm, Solemn Mass (Rite I)

Join us for a festive craft, warm fires, and hot chocolate outside as we sing Christmas carols and look towards the Nativity of Our Lord.

The Rorate Caeli mass is a pre-dawn mass in honor of the Virgin Mary that calls our attention to Jesus Christ who has come as the light of the world. The mass begins at 6am in the dark.

Join us as we pray the mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham.

Traditional ceremony of installing a boy bishop at Evensong. This medieval custom embodies the words of the Magnificat, “he hath exalted the humble of meek.” A youth, who is a leader in the parish, is chosen to be the boy bishop each year. He “serves” until the Feast of the Holy Innocents on December 28.

The medieval tradition of crowning a “St Lucy” and procession through the neighborhood honors the virgin martyr and again calls to mind the light of Jesus Christ that has come into the world.

The First Sunday of Advent

Masses at 7.30, 9.00, 11.00
Evensong and Benediction with the Enthronement of the Boy Bishop and Crowning of St Lucy , 5pm

Join us as we pray the mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham.

Traditional Advent service of readings and carols. 6pm

St Timothy’s is pleased to welcome Dr. Lauren Whitnah, Dean of Nashotah House Theological Seminary, to preach at the 9am and 11am masses on Sunday, December 7.

Dr. Lauren Whitnah has served as Dean of Nashotah House since August 2024. A medieval historian, Whitnah previously served on the teaching faculty of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and as research manager and associate director of the university’s Global Computing Lab.

Whitnah holds a PhD in Medieval Studies and Master of Medieval Studies, both from the University of Notre Dame; a Master of Studies in History from the University of Oxford; and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Gordon College.

As senior lecturer at UT, she taught more than 400 students annually in interdisciplinary classes exploring the history, politics, culture, art, religion, economics, and literature of Western Europe from ca. 300 to ca.1500. During the decade she taught Medieval and Renaissance studies at the university, the number of students pursuing majors and minors in that discipline tripled. Whitnah also served on the university’s Faculty Senate and as co-chair of the Faculty Senate Teaching and Learning Committee.

Whitnah has received numerous awards as an educator, including the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching at UT and the Award for Teaching Excellence from the Southeastern Medieval Association.

Whitnah’s academic focus centers on devotion to saints and understandings of sacred place in the High Middle Ages, particularly in northern England and southern Scotland. She has published and presented on topics including liturgical developments in veneration in the twelfth century, Aelred of Rievaulx and the saints of Hexham, and women at the shrine of St Cuthbert in Durham. She has taught at Episcopal and Anglican churches on a wide range of topics, including Benedictine monasticism, the life and work of Hildegard of Bingen, and medieval devotional art.