Christian Formation at St. Timothy’s
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At St. Timothy's we believe Christian formation and education is a lifelong process, therefore we offer classes and Bible studies for all ages. All of our classes are open to visitors. Our Associate Rector the Reverend Camie Dewy is in charge of Christian Formation.
Youth Classes
Youth meet on Sundays, September through May, in the upper and lower classrooms
We offer small group classes for children ages 4 through high school seniors. Students learn about Bible lessons, work on crafts and projects, and discuss current issues.
Adult forum
On most Sunday mornings, we welcome a great variety of guest speakers, theologians, service agencies, and local ministries to help us understand more fully our faith in action. Since spring of 2020, we have provided zoom access and have recorded many of these sessions for later viewing through YouTube.
Wednesday Morning Lectionary Bible Study
Every Wednesday morning via Zoom from 7 to 8 a.m., all are invited to come for engaging discussion based on the weekly lectionary readings.
Nursery
On Sunday mornings, we have a professionally staffed nursery available for children ages 4 and under located on the upper level of the education wing.
Periodic/Annual Events:
Vacation Bible School
A four-evening school for children and adolescents includes supper, fun, Bible study, and singing!
Camp Phoenix
A diocesan traditional summer camp with Episcopal values that seeks to bring campers into contact with God and into closer community with each other. Attendees include St. Tim’s children as campers and counselors, as well as adult staff volunteers.
Bible study
The class meets for a 4- to 8-week series to examine specific bible topics via Zoom. The
two most recent studies were “Women in the Bible” and “St Mark’s Gospel”
Women’s Book Club
The Women's Book Club meets quarterly, and past titles include Searching for Sunday by Rachel Held Evans, Good Omens by Neil Gaiman, and Braving the Wilderness by Brene Brown.
Youth Classes
Youth meet on Sundays, September through May, in the upper and lower classrooms
We offer small group classes for children ages 4 through high school seniors. Students learn about Bible lessons, work on crafts and projects, and discuss current issues.
Adult forum
On most Sunday mornings, we welcome a great variety of guest speakers, theologians, service agencies, and local ministries to help us understand more fully our faith in action. Since spring of 2020, we have provided zoom access and have recorded many of these sessions for later viewing through YouTube.
Wednesday Morning Lectionary Bible Study
Every Wednesday morning via Zoom from 7 to 8 a.m., all are invited to come for engaging discussion based on the weekly lectionary readings.
Nursery
On Sunday mornings, we have a professionally staffed nursery available for children ages 4 and under located on the upper level of the education wing.
Periodic/Annual Events:
Vacation Bible School
A four-evening school for children and adolescents includes supper, fun, Bible study, and singing!
Camp Phoenix
A diocesan traditional summer camp with Episcopal values that seeks to bring campers into contact with God and into closer community with each other. Attendees include St. Tim’s children as campers and counselors, as well as adult staff volunteers.
Bible study
The class meets for a 4- to 8-week series to examine specific bible topics via Zoom. The
two most recent studies were “Women in the Bible” and “St Mark’s Gospel”
Women’s Book Club
The Women's Book Club meets quarterly, and past titles include Searching for Sunday by Rachel Held Evans, Good Omens by Neil Gaiman, and Braving the Wilderness by Brene Brown.