Our mission at St. Timothy's is to
radiate Christ’s presence through worship, care, and service.
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Welcome to St. Timothy's Episcopal Church! We are an inclusive and welcoming community, sharing Christ with one another and the world through worship, fellowship, Christian formation, and outreach. We invite you into this community of faith no matter who you are, because we believe there is room for all at the table God has set for us. So come, experience the love we have to offer and the joy that comes with being part of a vibrant, flourishing church family in Creve Coeur, in west St. Louis County. |
St. Timothy's Clergy:
(L) The Rev. Meghan Ryan, Rector, and (R) The Rev. Dayna Jewson, Deacon
(L) The Rev. Meghan Ryan, Rector, and (R) The Rev. Dayna Jewson, Deacon
Sunday Morning Formation
Come together in faith and fellowship on Sunday mornings!
In between services from 9:40 - 10:40 AM, there are several options to meet others and deepen your connections to the church:
Sunday Evenings:
St. Timothy's & St. Peter's Youth League
St. Tim's Middle and High School students gather with the youth from St. Peter's Episcopal Church on Sunday evenings from 5 - 6 p.m. at St. Peter's in Ladue from September through May. Clergy have created an exciting program that allows these young people to hang out, do service projects, ask questions about the Church, about God, and learn more about what it means to have faith and be Episcopalian in this growing and changing world!
- Sunday School - Classes for children ages 4 - 18 meet every week in the upstairs classrooms in the education wing from September through May. We offer classes for 3 age groups: Age Ready 4 - 2nd Grade, 3rd - 5th Grade, and Middle & High School students. More information is available on the bulletin board in the Gathering Space or please speak to Mother Meghan to register your children and grandchildren.
- First Sundays - We gather between the services on the first Sunday of every month in Fleming Hall for “First Sundays.” We enjoy a continental breakfast featuring products made by Bridge Bread Bakery and share a time of fellowship, reflection, and prayer.
- Adult Bible Study - Held in the library. Please check the schedule listed in our Tim's Times weekly parish e-mail or call the office for details.
- Donuts and Coffee in the Gathering Space. Grab a cup and meet some new friends!
Sunday Evenings:
St. Timothy's & St. Peter's Youth League
St. Tim's Middle and High School students gather with the youth from St. Peter's Episcopal Church on Sunday evenings from 5 - 6 p.m. at St. Peter's in Ladue from September through May. Clergy have created an exciting program that allows these young people to hang out, do service projects, ask questions about the Church, about God, and learn more about what it means to have faith and be Episcopalian in this growing and changing world!
Parents, our St. Tim's Nursery is ready for your child!
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Our St. Tim's Nursery is open on Sunday mornings from 9 a.m. - Noon, which includes both services as well as all activities between services (Sunday School, Bible Study, Newcomer's Class, etc.) The Nursery is available for infants through preschool-age children. Our wonderful Nursery teachers are professional staff and will take great care of your children. |
Member Reminders
Pick up your Mother’s Day Hanging Baskets
on Saturday, May 9 from 9 a.m. till Noon
Pick up your Mother’s Day Hanging Baskets
on Saturday, May 9 from 9 a.m. till Noon
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Please come to the hallway outside of Fleming Hall to pick up your baskets. Thank you for supporting our youth! All proceeds from this sale will help fund St. Tim’s youth on their High School Summer Mission Trip. |
Next Bridge Bread Bakery Sale: May 17
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Graduation parties coming up later this month? End of school picnics or family gatherings? Order some delicious baked goods from Bridge Bread Bakery for these events--or just pick up some goodies--while supporting a wonderful enterprise.
Our next Bridge Bread Sale Day will be Sunday, May 17. Order forms are on the bulletin board or HERE, and are due on Monday, May 11. |
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Women's Book Group Meets May 12
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St. Tim's Women's Book Group will meet on Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30 p.m., to discuss The Other Einstein by Marie Benedict. A work of historical fiction, this novel offers us a window into a brilliant, fascinating woman whose light was lost in Einstein's enormous shadow. Please join us even if you haven’t read or finished the book. Our meetings are very informal, and it’s a wonderful opportunity for fellowship with some of the amazing women of St. Tim’s. If you'd like to bring a snack or your favorite beverage, please do, but we always seem to have plenty even if you don't. |
Radiance & Renewal Campaign Contributions Due by May 31
Our Radiance & Renewal Capital Campaign is entering its final month. We are grateful for the strong support we have received throughout this effort, and we want to ensure that all parishioners have the opportunity to complete their commitments.
Please note that all campaign contributions must be submitted by May 31. If you have an outstanding pledge balance, or if you intend to make a one‑time gift before the campaign closes, we ask that you do so by the end of May.
You can review your first quarter contribution statement, which was sent to you in April, to track your progress in the Radiance and Renewal campaign. If you have any questions, please reach out to Kurt Zwikelmaier or Alice Fritsch. Thank you for your continued generosity.
Worship Service Volunteer Ministry
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The schedule for all worship service participants--
Greeter, Usher, Lector, Intercessor, and Eucharistic Minister--is available by clicking the orange "Worship Ministry Schedule" icon below. 
Current Schedule: May - September 2026 |
If you need a substitute for one of your assigned dates, click on the yellow "Worship Teams List" icon below to find someone who can fill your slot. You can also
e-mail Erlinda with questions. 
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St. Timothy's Vision Statement
As disciples of Jesus:
- Our worship will create a vibrant and inclusive community committed to lifelong learning and growing in faith.
- Our care for one another will create an environment that truly welcomes all.
- We will serve our local community by caring for our neighbors and striving for justice and peace among all people.