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Coffee Hour: this week's last names begin with letters G - M
Reminder - we only have the Coffee Hour snacks that you bring. Please find which week your last name correlates with and bring in a small treat to share that Sunday.
Sunday of the month...
1st: last names A - F
2nd: last names G - M
3rd: last names N - R
4th: last names S - Z
5th: If you forgot to bring something on your Sunday, bring it today! This is an all hands on deck week!
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Kids & their People
Sundays, 10:15
Meet in the Worship Space
Wow, are our kids busy! The Rev. Alice has been working with various people of St. Tim's kids to create a weekly fall program. This isn't a curriculum-based approach, but rather an embodied-communal one.
Upcoming Sundays (see the calendar button for full schedule):
Sunday, September 15 - Free from Slavery
Sunday, September 22 - The Red Sea (led by the Teen Confirmation class)
Sunday, September 29 - Kids & their People Breakfast Potluck
Sunday, October 6 - Creation
The Scriptures we read on Sundays will correspond to what our Kids are learning about, uniting all of our meditating and learning, from the oldest to the youngest!
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Read about what Kids and their People are up to!
There's a lot of new stuff in the most recent Kids & their People eNews! Check it out
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Teens & Confirmation Classes
Sundays, 10:15 (weekly); 10:15-12pm (confirmation classes)
As our teens move through the confirmation process, will you pray for them? For them to move out into the world in a healthy, whole way, they will need a community behind them:
Brady M., Adam H., Ainsley G., Evan J., Jake H., Milo C., Finley C., Jackson C., Grace K., Ruby T., Becca W., Abby W., David F., Sam B., Tom B., Eliana M., Evan K., Drew R., Elizabeth R., Te R., and Mackenzie R.
Upcoming Sundays:
Sunday, September 8 - hang out and chat with the Rector
Sunday, September 15 - Teen Confirmation Class (2/4)
Sunday, September 22 - Kids & their People - The Red Sea (teen-led program)
Sunday, September 29 - hang out and chat with the Rector
Sunday, October 6 - hang out and chat with the Rector
Sunday, October 13 - Kids & their People - Noah's Ark (teen-led program)
Sunday, October 20 - Teen Confirmation Class (3/4)
Sunday, October 27 - hang out and chat with the Rector
Sunday, November 3 - hang out and chat with the Rector
Sunday, November 10 - Kids & Their People - The Ten Commandments (teen-led program)
Sunday, November 17 - Teen Confirmation Class (4/4)
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Teens! Sunday, September 8 is a back-to-school bash here in Cincinnati - how many of our Junior High and High Schoolers can we get there? And our very own Rev. Alice will be helping lead October's event! Exciting stuff in the DSO! bit.ly/bcy2025 | |
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Give Us Faith to Sing Always
Saturday, September 14, 2pm
All Saints Episcopal Church
We hope you can join us in a couple weeks! St. Tim's and All Saints are partnering!
A Hymn Festival and Potluck Dinner presented by Music at All Saints Episcopal Church in partnership with Saint Timothy's Episcopal Church (us!)
Our Music Director Andrew has been working with the All Saints to bring our community an opportunity to sing and make friends with those in the wider diocese. This is sure to be an afternoon of fun and fellowship. Come and make a joyful noise, and bring a dish to share!
Email Andrew with any questions at AndrewM@SaintTimothys.com
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Tuesday Bible Study
Tuesdays, 9:30—11am
Room 6 (lower level) or on zoom
Beginning next Tuesday, September 10, the Bible Study will focus its attention on readings from Genesis and Exodus that are fundamental for people whose faith is grounded in the biblical story. We begin by looking at Yahweh’s deliverance of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt and their journey to the promised land. We then go back in the story to look at Creation, Noah’s Ark, the promises made to Abraham and Sarah, and the gift of the ten commandments. The readings used on Tuesday will be used in the following Sunday’s worship services.
If you have any questions, please contact Roger Greene at RogerG@SaintTimothys.com
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Food for Life: Food & Fitness
Wednesday, September 18, 6pm
Parish Hall
Honey Favorito is holding another Food for Life class! If you would like to register, email Honey at
PathToPlants@gmail.com by Sunday, September 15. The cost for this class is $5.
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11am Choir Season
The 11 o'clock service at St. Tim's features a blend of classical, recognizable music from the Episcopal canon, as well as heartfelt performances by skilled singers and instrumentalists. Led primarily by the St. Timothy's Choir, this service strives to inspire and relate a Christ-centered message through diverse, artistically rewarding musical offerings.
The choir is thrilled to have returned for the new season!
From our Music Director Andrew: "We're looking forward to being back together and welcoming some new faces. Along with singing for the 11 am service, the choir will also be collaborating with area arts organizations to present several special events, including a Hymn Sing in conjunction with All Saints Episcopal Church (9/14) and An Evensong for Social Justice (11/10). The choir is always happy to welcome new members, and anyone interested should reach out to me or another staff member for more information. No prior experience is required!"
Contact Andrew Miller at AndrewM@SaintTimothys.com
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Senior Health and Wellness Expo
September 24, 4-7pm
Anderson Center
Active healthy aging will be the focus of the Senior Health and Wellness Expo on September 24, from 4-7pm at the Anderson Center on Five Mile Road. Exhibitors include Anderson Art Collaborative, Anderson Branch Library, Area Aging Agencies, Council on Again, Meals on Wheels, Pro Seniors, Social Security, and more... Join your Parish Health Ministry and other members of the Anderson community for music, performances by ATSC members, food samples, demonstrations, and speakers discussing relevant topics in the lives of our seniors.
Contact Debby for more information at Debby@Corotis.com, visit AndersonTownshipOh.gov/Senior-Center, or call 513-474-3100
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Greater Anderson Promotes Peace / Anderson Churches for Racial Unity
Practicing Compassionate Communication
Tuesdays, September 24 and October 8, 7-8:30pm
Heritage Universalist Unitarian Church
In our world today, the idea of practicing compassionate communication may seem daunting - our political leaders are not the best at providing examples of this. We also know how desperately our communities need this kind of communication. This two-part interactive workshop is designed to equip you with practical tools to navigate challenging conversations with empathy and understanding.
One of the best parts? These workshops are being led by one of St. Timothy's own - Mandie Kender! She is an experienced parent coach, therapist, and conflict and mediation coach. Mandie supports families and communities by teaching peaceful and effective communication practices.
You're sold, right? Learn more and register at CommunicateWithCompassion.eventbrite.com
Want to connect with St. Tim's partners - GAPP & ACRU?
Visit GAPPeace.org or email GAPP.Peace@gmail.com
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IPM Food Pantry's 60th Celebration
Friday, September 27, 6-8:30pm
Bacon Barn, Blue Ash
We love IPM Food Pantry!! Come celebrate this wonderful group's 60 years of service to families throughout our community, will be held at the Bacon Barn, a new private venue located in Blue Ash.
Dinner-by-the-bite will be created from rescued food by the head chef of La Soupe, and the evening will include cocktails and live entertainment.
Purchase your tickets — only $60 in honor of the 60 years IPM has been serving our community — through IPM’s website: www.ipmfoodpantry.org/ipm-sixth-year-celebration
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Lydia's House 10 Year Anniversary Celebration
Sunday, October 6, 3:30pm
Join us for another anniversary - Lydia's House 10th year! This organization does incredible things for the women in our community. Let's celebrate them!
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First Fruits (and Veggies!)
IPM Food Pantry Donations from our Gardens
Now through the end of the harvest season
Now until the season ends, please donate your “First Fruits” to our neighbors – just leave your produce in the basket by the altar. All food will be taken to IPM Food Pantry on Mondays.
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Unfortunately, there are multiple scam emails being sent to parishioners. The perpetrators have emails with Roger's name in them and have gone as far as taking his photo from our website. They can be convincing, but beware - they are scams. There isn't anything we can do about the impersonators except to flag the email as a fake account. If this happens to you, please report the email in your inbox.
Remember: Roger will NEVER email you asking for money or gift cards. ALL official correspondence from Roger will come from the @SaintTimothys.com address ONLY.
Be careful online - always check and double-check your links and accounts.
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For Those On Our Prayer Lists: | |
Pray for those who need God's grace and assistance: Charlie Griffith, Jean Burr, Kim Smith, Tammy Young, Nancy Kes, Dan Smiley, Jim Watkins, Kelly Roberston, David Magliocco, Anne Kennedy, Cindy White, Eli Crawford, Wendell Smith, Charles Aperson, The Family of Marilyn Uhlinger, Stephanie and Lee Megois, Millicent Vatter, Wendy Jones, Robert Schaffner, Hannah Marie, Scott Rogers, Donna, Mike Kennedy, Bishop Breidenthal, Eugene, Nick, Lt. Col. Susie Everly, Ron, Steve, Kathy, Felix Winternitz, David E. Ellis, William West, Matthew Hall, Meghan, Michelle, Kurt Frees, John and his wife, Karen, Selah Masie Hart, Ginger McKenzie, Kimberly Trawick, Michael Trawick and Andrew Trawick, Jan Dunn, Angela Berner, Eunice, Bill Hart, Breanne, John Smith, Mike Schmidt, Bryce Riedel, Jackson, Beth Beineke, Brenda Kuhr, Eugene, Tina Conners, Madeline Darling, Mark Helmick, Carol Bussey, Jane in England, Steve Althause, Alycia Cassini, Christina Vann, Russell Blatt, Paula Livingstone, Eva Brewer, Norma Blatt, Gretchen Griffith, Rod Davidson, Mason Miller, Brandy, Brian Sullivan, Cole, Dick Riedel, Bonnie Seifert, Adela Bell, Robyn Painter, Rob Matheus, Judy Willoughby, Luther Leckrone, Mike Rathsack, Debbie Rathsack, Doug Ha, Barb Ross, John Willis, Carrie Hayden, Ryan Griffith, Pat Noland, Walter Brueggemann, Susan Sedgwick, Scott Rogers, Stacie BeBout and family, Mary Ann White, and Wendy Jones
Pray for those serving our country: Jason Albright, Brandon Andrews, Michael Biller, Scott Birkley, Matthew Bradford, Michael Cassidy, Michael J. Corban, Tony Creation, Nick Flannery, Matthew Frank, Darrin Garland, Anthony Giardano, David Hancock, Anson Isaacs, Kasey Kozma, Valerie Lee, Micah Maupin, Patrick McCoy, Ben Menner, Roy Mitchell, Sam Morton, Peter Nowacki, Rachel Piening, Thomas Piening, Ryan Robinson, Jason Smith, Anthony Wurster, Leeland Young, Maddie Friedland, Brandon Murray, Blake Stephens, Andrew Fenner, Madison Swan, and Logan Parlier.
In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, this week we pray for: The Diocese of Ilaje – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion); The Diocese of Ile-Oluji – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion); The Church of the Province of Myanmar (Burma); The Diocese of Ilesa – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion); The Diocese of Ilesa South West – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion); The Diocese of North East India – The Church of North India (United); The Diocese of Northern Indiana – The Episcopal Church
In the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, this week we pray for: The people of Trinity, Hamilton –and Suzanne LeVesconte, Rector; The people of St. Mary’s, Hillsboro – and Warren Huestis, Priest in Charge; Area Missioners – Derrick Fetz, Northwest; Joseph Kovitch, Columbus; Michael Ralph, Southeast; Sallie Schisler, River Churches; Priests and Deacons Licensed to Officiate: John Kauffman, Daniel Linnenberg, Marjorie Menaul, Rob Morris, and Gregory Sammons
In the Parish Cycle of Prayer, we pray for: St. Tim's Game Night
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The eNews is published each Friday.
Please send submissions to Sami by 10am the Thursday before.
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GOD LOVES YOU
NO EXCEPTIONS
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR
NO EXCEPTIONS
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