Practical Planning" - Please come to an informative event: "Practical Planning.” Please come at noon, today in the Parish Hall to learn, ask questions, and enjoy a light lunch. Two speakers will include what should be in your will, checklists for end of life issues, and devoting part of your estate to your church. Our first speaker, Dianne Johnson, heads a thriving legal practice, specializing in estate and business succession, planning, probate and trust litigation. She also has been raising funds for civic, faith-based and social services organizations for over 15 years. Her co-presenter will be Shanise Evans, an attorney and Vice President with Bank of America, who has a background in estate planning and charitable gift planning. The Endowment Committee believes this will be an interesting and enjoyable session.

At the Adult Forum on March 7, James Kimmey, M.D., will speak on “Health Care Reform-American Style.” Proposals for the reform of the American health care system have been considered by Congress for more than fifty years. Dr. James Kimmey, president of the Missouri Foundation for Health and a nationally prominent advocate for reform, will discuss the status of legislation and its implications for patients, health care professionals and society at large.

UTO thought of the week: We are thankful for those who offer themselves in charity and outreach to those in need. II Colossians 9:11-12 “You will be enriched in every way for your great generosity, which will produce thanksgiving to God through us; for the rendering of this ministry not only supplies the needs of the saints but also overflows with many thanksgivings to God.”

Episcopal Seminar: Study with The Rev. Jack Fleming Want to learn more about the Episcopal Church? A class designed for anyone who wishes to learn more about the Episcopal Church, its historical beginnings and development, its distinctive charisms, and current developments will be offered at St. Tim’s beginning March 9 through March 30 from 7 - 8:30 pm. If you are interested, please contact Jack Fleming or Alice McLaughlin. If interested, but the time doesn’t work for you, contact Jack and let him know of a time that does work. Any family members, friends, or neighbors you wish to invite would be most welcome. This class is intended as well for Confirmation preparation. A syllabus for the class, with recommended readings, etc., will be posted on the website.

What Does the Bible Really Say About _________ ?" Women's Bible Study Session II has returned and you are welcome to join us. We will investigate the question "What Does the Bible Really Say About ______?" over the course of six Thursday mornings, from 8:30am - 9:45am The class continues through Thursday, March 25. We will discuss topics such as divorce, abortion, and human sexuality. Plenty of time will be devoted to learning as well as to discussion, and topic suggestions are welcome.

Once Again, Lenten Season is among us. That means one thing....Cod for God. This fried Cod dinner is on March 26 starting at 6:00 pm. Signup sheets are in the Gathering Space, so sign up for the many jobs available or sign up to bring your favorite side dish or dessert. All are welcome. So bring your family and friends and share in this one time Fish Fry during this Lenten Season and lets show our surrounding Catholic Parishes, that St. Tim's is ranked in Fish Fries as well. If you have any questions, please feel free in calling Jennifer Barnes at 314-542-2186. See you all then.



Please consider joining the Legacy Society and remember St. Timothy's in your will or estate plan.