Poetry Retreat 2017
Oct 27-29, 2017
Surfside Beach
Writing the Ache for God
Poetry as Prayer
A Retreat with Richard Osler
You may not have written much for many years, you might have written but not poems or you might be an accomplished writer or poet. No matter what your writing experience come and join a group of fellow pilgrims on October 27th to 29th, 2017, and ask for poems as prayers to come out of the “great” heart of you. The heart under and over your heart. God’s heart. Through words, have that heart speak its words to you – of joy, of sorrow of revelation.
The surprise a poem is. The surprise prayers can be when we invite them, don’t dictate them. During this weekend retreat we will read poems that celebrate, as Canadian poet Dennis Lee says, the miracle ache of the world. The ache that breaks and remakes us. And in that ache another ache: the one celebrated American poet Charles Wright calls the last ache in the ache for God.
Please consider this invitation and if you accept it, bring all of who you think you are, your successes and losses, your ache for God, any sense God is absent (that huge loss) and let your writing as American essayist Melissa Pritchard says: address this loss, return you to the Beloved [God] and to a sense of reunion with ourselves.
Contact Donna Box for retreat information.
Oct 27-29, 2017
Surfside Beach
Writing the Ache for God
Poetry as Prayer
A Retreat with Richard Osler
You may not have written much for many years, you might have written but not poems or you might be an accomplished writer or poet. No matter what your writing experience come and join a group of fellow pilgrims on October 27th to 29th, 2017, and ask for poems as prayers to come out of the “great” heart of you. The heart under and over your heart. God’s heart. Through words, have that heart speak its words to you – of joy, of sorrow of revelation.
The surprise a poem is. The surprise prayers can be when we invite them, don’t dictate them. During this weekend retreat we will read poems that celebrate, as Canadian poet Dennis Lee says, the miracle ache of the world. The ache that breaks and remakes us. And in that ache another ache: the one celebrated American poet Charles Wright calls the last ache in the ache for God.
Please consider this invitation and if you accept it, bring all of who you think you are, your successes and losses, your ache for God, any sense God is absent (that huge loss) and let your writing as American essayist Melissa Pritchard says: address this loss, return you to the Beloved [God] and to a sense of reunion with ourselves.
Contact Donna Box for retreat information.
The Teal Pumpkin Project® promotes safety, inclusion and respect of individuals managing food allergies. The simple act of offering non-food treats brings awareness and joy to doorsteps across the country and into the hearts of our very own trick-or-treaters.
Colinda Friehauf, Stephanie Kimbrough and Arleen Frank are working to bring awareness and some non-food treats into our event. They would like your help!
More about the Teal Pumpkin Project
Colinda Friehauf, Stephanie Kimbrough and Arleen Frank are working to bring awareness and some non-food treats into our event. They would like your help!
More about the Teal Pumpkin Project
Parish Fall Workday
Oct 28 8:30-11:30am
This Saturday! Yard work, fixing-up. We have a spot for everyone to help! Bring your favorite gloves and lawn gear.
Enjoy this cool weather!
Oct 28 8:30-11:30am
This Saturday! Yard work, fixing-up. We have a spot for everyone to help! Bring your favorite gloves and lawn gear.
Enjoy this cool weather!
Blessing of the Backpacks will take place during our 10:30 worship service on August 13. All children, youth and young adults are encouraged to bring their backpacks to church for our annual Backpack Blessing before classes begin throughout our community. While we call it the Blessing of the Backpacks, we are actually blessing each student to have a wonderful year of learning, confident that God and the prayers of their church family go with them every day. Take this opportunity to invite students and families of neighbors, friends, coworkers and grandchildren to come, bring their backpacks and participate.
Welcome to St. Timothy's, Lake Jackson! We're glad you're interested in our church and hope you'll come see us in person, either to worship Sunday morning or just to visit during the week. This is an extraordinary parish - in love with Jesus, devoted to each other, cherishing tradition, but always willing to try on new things.
There's a lot of ways to get involved here. On Sunday mornings you may choose either a small, quiet communion service or a larger service enlivened by splendid music, both traditional and contemporary. Our Sunday School classes are for all ages, including a Montessori curriculum for ages three through third grade. St. Timothy's provides many opportunities for outreach and spiritual growth - from "The Hall", our daily after-school ministry to our weekly prison ministry, from an active Sunday evening youth group to a Pub Bible Study (for adults, of course!)
We try to keep this website complete and up-to-date but of course it's no substitute for personal contact.
There's a lot of ways to get involved here. On Sunday mornings you may choose either a small, quiet communion service or a larger service enlivened by splendid music, both traditional and contemporary. Our Sunday School classes are for all ages, including a Montessori curriculum for ages three through third grade. St. Timothy's provides many opportunities for outreach and spiritual growth - from "The Hall", our daily after-school ministry to our weekly prison ministry, from an active Sunday evening youth group to a Pub Bible Study (for adults, of course!)
We try to keep this website complete and up-to-date but of course it's no substitute for personal contact.
Men's Beer & Bible Study
Mondays 6:30pm
The Men's Beer and Bible Study will be held on Mondays, through May 22nd. We will study the book of James and the el Camino de Santiago, or The Way of St. James, in Spain. Study begins at 6:30pm with "Happy Hour" and then moves to a review of the chosen beer style, and will finish with James and the path in Spain.
Our first 6 week session was a success and we look forward to having as many gentlemen participate as possible! If you have any questions please contact Chris Weis or Christopher Eddy .
Mondays 6:30pm
The Men's Beer and Bible Study will be held on Mondays, through May 22nd. We will study the book of James and the el Camino de Santiago, or The Way of St. James, in Spain. Study begins at 6:30pm with "Happy Hour" and then moves to a review of the chosen beer style, and will finish with James and the path in Spain.
Our first 6 week session was a success and we look forward to having as many gentlemen participate as possible! If you have any questions please contact Chris Weis or Christopher Eddy .
May 21 - 10:30am Bluegrass Mass
Senior Grad Recognition
Annual Parish Picnic following the service
Burgers, Hotdogs, Beans, and Chips will be provided but looking for salads, desserts, other dishes to round out our celebration. Bring a family favorite to share. Contact Kim Lehnhoff or Jim Cutshall with questions.
Senior Grad Recognition
Annual Parish Picnic following the service
Burgers, Hotdogs, Beans, and Chips will be provided but looking for salads, desserts, other dishes to round out our celebration. Bring a family favorite to share. Contact Kim Lehnhoff or Jim Cutshall with questions.
April Family Fun Event
Saturday, April 22
Meet at the church 8:30 am
April's Family Fun Event will be held on Earth Day, April 22 at the Migration Celebration at the San Bernard Wildlife Refuge. We'll meet at the church at 8:30 am to caravan and/or carpool or you can go on your own. We'll do some morning sessions, then meet for lunch and discussion. Bring your own picnic food or purchase food there. Check www.migrationcelebration.org for details on session schedules for Saturday morning. I can't wait to celebrate God's abundant creation with y'all at this spectacular place led by extraordinary stewards of our environment and all its creatures, great and small. Lela Seay (979-549-1289 or 297-6003 ext 17, ljseay1.9@gmail.com).
Saturday, April 22
Meet at the church 8:30 am
April's Family Fun Event will be held on Earth Day, April 22 at the Migration Celebration at the San Bernard Wildlife Refuge. We'll meet at the church at 8:30 am to caravan and/or carpool or you can go on your own. We'll do some morning sessions, then meet for lunch and discussion. Bring your own picnic food or purchase food there. Check www.migrationcelebration.org for details on session schedules for Saturday morning. I can't wait to celebrate God's abundant creation with y'all at this spectacular place led by extraordinary stewards of our environment and all its creatures, great and small. Lela Seay (979-549-1289 or 297-6003 ext 17, ljseay1.9@gmail.com).
Family Fun Event
Saturday, April 22
Meet at church 8:30 am
Earth Day at the Migration Celebration
San Bernard Wildlife Refuge
More info here
Saturday, April 22
Meet at church 8:30 am
Earth Day at the Migration Celebration
San Bernard Wildlife Refuge
More info here
Easter and Holy Week Schedule
April 9 Palm Sunday
Regular service times, 8:00 and 10:30 am
April 12 Wed. 5:30 pm
Healing Service with communion
April 13 7:30 pm Maundy Thursday,
The Last Supper and Footwashing, with Joiful Noyse and Senior Choir
April 14 12:00 noon Good Friday Liturgy, with Senior Choir
April 15 Saturday
6:30 - 7:30 pm Easter Egg Hunt
8:00 pm - Easter Vigil with Joiful Noyse
April 16 Easter Day
8:00 am Holy Eucharist, with music
9:00 am Breakfast and Easter Photo
10:30 am Holy Eucharist, with Senior Choir
April 9 Palm Sunday
Regular service times, 8:00 and 10:30 am
April 12 Wed. 5:30 pm
Healing Service with communion
April 13 7:30 pm Maundy Thursday,
The Last Supper and Footwashing, with Joiful Noyse and Senior Choir
April 14 12:00 noon Good Friday Liturgy, with Senior Choir
April 15 Saturday
6:30 - 7:30 pm Easter Egg Hunt
8:00 pm - Easter Vigil with Joiful Noyse
April 16 Easter Day
8:00 am Holy Eucharist, with music
9:00 am Breakfast and Easter Photo
10:30 am Holy Eucharist, with Senior Choir
Sunday - April 9 at 9:30am
St. Timothy's 101
Come check us out!
St. Timothy's 101 is a gathering for newcomers to learn more about our church. Here we can tell folks about St. Timothy's and answer questions they might have. If you are new to St. Timothy’s or curious about us, please join us in the Welcome Center at 9:30am We want to welcome you and help introduce you to St. Timothy’s!
St. Timothy's 101
Come check us out!
St. Timothy's 101 is a gathering for newcomers to learn more about our church. Here we can tell folks about St. Timothy's and answer questions they might have. If you are new to St. Timothy’s or curious about us, please join us in the Welcome Center at 9:30am We want to welcome you and help introduce you to St. Timothy’s!
Our Season of Lent at St. Timothy's
We have a variety of ways for you to enrich the Lent 2017 experience for you and your family. Here's what's coming up:
For more information or to volunteer to help with these projects, please contact Lela Seay (979-549-1289, ljseay1.9@gmail.com).
We have a variety of ways for you to enrich the Lent 2017 experience for you and your family. Here's what's coming up:
- "Living Well Through Lent 2017," a devotional book from Living Compass, is available for you to pick up in the Welcome Center and in the Gallery Hallway.This is perfect material for both individual and small group study. Look for the signup sheet for group studies next to the books in the Gallery Hallway.
- Lent Madness 2017 scorecards are available at the Lent Madness bracket board in the nametag hallway. Go to www.lentmadness.org to participate.
- "Five Marks of Love" from SSJE will be our Wednesday evening Lenten series beginning March 8. We'll have a light meal at 6:00 pm in the Parish Hall, followed by the program from 6:30-7:30. "Building Faith Brick by Brick" (LEGO's, folks, LEGO's!) will be available for young people grades K-8. 9th grade and older are encouraged to participate in the adult program. "Five Marks of Love" workbooks are available in the Welcome Center and in the Gallery Hallway.
- Prayer Net Project: we plan to create a prayer net on the wall in the Gallery Hallway. We are all encouraged to tie pieces of yarn or slips of paper representing our prayers onto the net. Watch for this on Ash Wednesday, March 1.
For more information or to volunteer to help with these projects, please contact Lela Seay (979-549-1289, ljseay1.9@gmail.com).
Christmas Eve
5:30pm Family worship with carols, candlelight and music by our Joiful Noyse
10:30pm Traditional Christmas worship with our Senior Choir, pipe organ and candlelight.
A service on Christmas Day will be held at 10:30am.
5:30pm Family worship with carols, candlelight and music by our Joiful Noyse
10:30pm Traditional Christmas worship with our Senior Choir, pipe organ and candlelight.
A service on Christmas Day will be held at 10:30am.
Living Nativity
St. Timothy's 60th Production of The Living Nativity
Friday-Sunday, December 9, 10 and 11 - Showings at 7:00 pm and 7:30 pm
on the Front Lawn
Click for more.
St. Timothy's 60th Production of The Living Nativity
Friday-Sunday, December 9, 10 and 11 - Showings at 7:00 pm and 7:30 pm
on the Front Lawn
Click for more.
Spare Parts Page - for keeping items that might be needed in the future
Sunday - Sept 11 after the 10:30 service
St. Timothy's 101
Come check us out!
St. Timothy's 101 is a gathering for newcomers to learn more about our church. Here we can tell folks about St. Timothy's and answer questions they might have. If you are new to St. Timothy’s or curious about us, please join us in the Welcome Center after the 10:30 service. We want to welcome you and help introduce you to St. Timothy’s!
Of course, we can only cover the broad basics in just 45 minutes. If your interest has been piqued and you'd like to learn even more or if you have questions that weren't answered during that time, you are also welcome to join our Inquiry group that will begin meeting in the fall. The Inquiry group meets for several Sundays and investigates participants' unique questions about us, the Episcopal church, Christianity in general, etc. We can give you more information about this group during the St. Timothy's 101 class.
St. Timothy's 101
Come check us out!
St. Timothy's 101 is a gathering for newcomers to learn more about our church. Here we can tell folks about St. Timothy's and answer questions they might have. If you are new to St. Timothy’s or curious about us, please join us in the Welcome Center after the 10:30 service. We want to welcome you and help introduce you to St. Timothy’s!
Of course, we can only cover the broad basics in just 45 minutes. If your interest has been piqued and you'd like to learn even more or if you have questions that weren't answered during that time, you are also welcome to join our Inquiry group that will begin meeting in the fall. The Inquiry group meets for several Sundays and investigates participants' unique questions about us, the Episcopal church, Christianity in general, etc. We can give you more information about this group during the St. Timothy's 101 class.
