Coming Up

Enthronement of the Boy Bishop & Crowning of St Lucy
Dec
14

Enthronement of the Boy Bishop & Crowning of St Lucy

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.

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Dean of Nashotah House Theological Seminary to Preach
Dec
7

Dean of Nashotah House Theological Seminary to Preach

Dr. Lauren Whitnah

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.

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Parish Mission
Nov
16
to Nov 17

Parish Mission

Go here for more information.

Fr Philip Corbett is the Parish Priest of St Silas and Holy Trinity, Kentish Town in London. He has served much of his ministry in London and before parochial ministry was the Priest Librarian and Chaplain of Pusey House, Oxford. He holds degrees in theology from the Universities of St Andrews, Yale, and Oxford. He trained for the priesthood at the College of the Resurrection, Mirfield. His interests include history, liturgy, and the church in Japan. This latter interest stems from his own Confirmation which was at the hands of the Bishop of Yokohama in the Nippon Sei Ko Kai.

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Adult Formation
Nov
12

Adult Formation

Lectionary Bible Study with Fr Steve (ECW Hall), 10:30am

Evening Theological Formation with Fr Steve (Drake Hall), 6pm
Topic: The Theology of Death and Dying

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Tabash Bethlehem
Oct
19

Tabash Bethlehem

Tabash Bethlehem, a Palestinian Christian store located in Bethlehem will be at St Timothy’s on Sunday, October 19. The war in Gaza has significantly impacted the economy in the Holy Land, especially those businesses supported by Christian pilgrims. Tabash is making a US tour, bringing Holy Land jewelry and Olive Wood carved items.

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Holy Hour
Oct
2

Holy Hour

The spiritual life must have silence to develop. In the world today, there is a lot of speaking, but not a lot of listening. Let us come in the still of the evening and sit before the sacramental presence of Our Lord. Listen to the still small voice of the Holy Spirit. Let us pray for the world and reflect on our own participation in the cacophony of spiritual noise. This hour will be be silent. No preaching, no speaking, just silence and at the close of the hour, Benediction.

Thursday, Feast of the Holy Guardian Angels, 7-8pm in the Church.

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Adult Formation
Sep
10

Adult Formation

Lectionary Bible Study with Fr Steve (ECW Hall), 10:30am

Evening Theological Formation with Fr Steve (Drake Hall), 6pm
Topic: The Problem of Evil

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The 7th Anniversary of the founding of St Timothy's
Sep
7

The 7th Anniversary of the founding of St Timothy's

Solemn Mass at 10am (one mass only on this day)

We welcome special guest, Bishop Michael Curry, as our preacher. Bishop Curry was the XI Bishop of North Carolina and the XXVII Presiding Bishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church.

Tented lunch on the grounds following the mass.

Evening Prayer and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 6pm.

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The Feast of St Joseph of Arimathea
Aug
1

The Feast of St Joseph of Arimathea

A solemn mass for the feast of St Joseph of Arimathea will be Friday, August 1 at 6pm. This mass will be a votive mass for the Holy Guardian Angels, giving witness to the short lives of the nearly 1,200 children whose burials have been facilitated by the SSJOA. A reception will follow the mass.

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Palm Sunday
Apr
13

Palm Sunday

One Mass at 10am - Blessing of the Palms and Procession through Ardmore

Evening Prayer and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 5pm.

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