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All Saints' Sunday
This Sunday, November 1
We will celebrate the Saints this Sunday! If you would like to remember someone, especially those who have died in the last year, please email the name(s) to Rev. Roger no later than this evening.
Contact: RogerG@SaintTimothys.com
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Fall Music Program:
Ensemble Con Fuoco
This Sunday, November 1, 3pm
St. Timothy's Worship Space
"One of Cincinnati's most exciting choral groups, Ensemble Con Fuoco, marks All Souls with a Requiem across centuries, pairing Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Missa pro defunctis - drawn from his 1605 Officium Defunctorum, the summit of Spanish Renaissance polyphony - with Kerensa Briggs’ Requiem (2022), a contemporary setting for mezzo-soprano, choir, and organ rooted in the same plainchant tradition that shaped Victoria’s writing. Each work turns grief toward consolation in the language of its own age."
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Fall Music Program:
Fast Falls the Eventide
Next Sunday, November 8, 5:30pm
St. Timothy's Worship Space
"Celebrate the 3rd annual reimagination of the Choral Evensong, featuring the St. Timothy's Choir, the Mt. Washington Presbyterian Church Music Program, and the Thomas More University Dolce Ensemble."
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Our Daily Bread Lunch Packing
Next Sunday, November 8, 10:15am
St. Timothy's Parish Hall
Help us make sandwiches and pack lunches for Our Daily Bread, Cincinnati, the Soup Kitchen and Social Center across the street from Findlay Market! These "to-go" bags keep our neighbors fed through the night and rest of the day. Contribute snacks like chips, crackers, cookies, fruit cups or clementines and apples, fruit snacks, etc. Leave any donations in the kitchen.
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Columbarium Dedication & Blessing
Sunday, November 15, 10:15am
St. Timothy's New Columbarium
It's finished! The new columbarium (where the nursery was formerly located) has been completed... and it looks great!
We will bless and dedicate this space on Sunday, November 15 after the 9:15am service. We hope to see you there!
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Progressive Dinner
Saturday, December 5
St. Timothy's Gathering Space
& Host's Homes
Join us for the annual Progressive Dinner, on Saturday, December 5. We will convene in the Gathering Space for light appetizers and beverages, then head off to the assigned host's home for an evening of food and fellowship. Sign up in the Gathering Space this Sunday! Questions? Email Kat Flandermeyer and she'll be happy to help!
Contact: mkflande@yahoo.com
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Forward Day by Day
Available in the Gathering Space
Pick up your copy this Sunday and stay connected.
"Dear friends in Christ,
In tumultuous times, it’s easy to lose hope. But we who follow Jesus are called to hope. Our hope is rooted in nothing less than the astounding power of God’s grace and mercy. God’s grace and mercy is seen in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the sacraments, lives that manifest the new creation, and the power of the Spirit.
"In Jesus Christ, we are freed from sin, from captivity to evil, and from fear of death. That freedom and the hope it offers can help us keep our perspective in tough times. And when we lose our confidence, we can read the testimony of the martyrs who went before us on the way. But how are we to pray in tough times? Saint Paul reminds us that “the Spirit helps us in our weakness; for we do not know how to pray as we ought, but that very Spirit intercedes with sighs too deep for words” (Romans 8:26).
"So when the headlines drag you down, when times are tough, when challenges pile up, turn to God in prayer. He’ll be right there ready to offer you what you need to pray. And Forward Day by Day is a good companion, too. Enjoy this issue, and give a copy to a friend as a sign of hope.
"Yours faithfully,
Scott Gunn
Executive Director"
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St. Tim's Podcast: The Wilderness
The Rev. Roger and The Rev. Alice have teamed up for a new (occasional) podcast!
Follow us wherever you get your podcasts to keep up with the episodes.
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Brochures have been sent off to the printer and will be mailed out shortly!! Don't mistake them for another of those never-ending political mailers! In the meantime, get your pledge in NOW on Realm or by visiting the Annual Giving Appeal page on our website!
SaintTimothys.com/aga2027
Contact bookkeeper Kathy Mank at: KathyM@SaintTimothys.com
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Stephen Ministries at St. Tim's
Stephen Ministers are trained lay people who walk with people who are going through a difficult time. Often people are so busy with their day-to-day life that it is difficult for them to reflect on how they are doing. If a person doesn't have a chance to talk about his/her problems, the burden can grow even heavier. A Stephen Minister offers a confidential, non judgmental "ear" to help you through the difficult time. Please contact Debby Corotis for more information at Debby@Corotis.com
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Rev. Brad's Celebration of New Ministry
Monday, November 30, 6pm
Trinity Episcopal Church, Covington, KY
Join the people of Trinity Episcopal Church from 6-7 pm for the worship celebration, with a reception to follow in the May Room.
Address: 326 Madison Avenue, Covington, Kentucky 41011
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Join monthly ‘Vote Faithfully’ networking calls
Thursday, November 5, 1:30–2pm
Register here: https://us.list-manage.com/FJ597mwPCKK
Join the church’s public policy and witness team on the first Thursday of each month through November, for “Vote Faithfully” calls to support voter engagement in ways consistent with Episcopal values. During the calls, hosts will share resources and ideas to help congregations promote voting and civic participation while remaining nonpartisan (avoiding support for specific political parties, candidates, or platforms). The August 6 call will focus on important voter registration and election deadlines and how to make a congregational communications plan.
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Churches are SOLIDIFIED during Coffee Hour - this is a life giving and saving ministry.
You don't know who will walk into our doors next Sunday, and having a few things to nibble on offers them the cover they may need to hang around for a few more moments than they would have, allowing them to connect with YOU and the people you share the pews with.
We welcome everyone, and feeding them after service is one small way we do that!
This Sunday is the FIRST Sunday of November.
If your last name begins with letters A through F please bring a small snack to share!
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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There is a small learning curve, but this is the quickest and easiest way to maintain photo quality.
Emailed photos are too pixelated to use on our socials and for marketing.
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**Reminder - we do not give out PDF copies of the directory to anyone, period.**
There have been multiple scam emails sent to staff and parishioners that appear to be from members of the Vestry - beware, they are all fake. Church leadership uses the secure site Realm to host our directory.
We will NEVER, NEVER ask you for a PDF copy of the directory. Ever. No such thing exists.
If you get an email claiming otherwise, don't engage, just report it as phishing.
| | For Those On Our Prayer Lists: | | |
Pray for those who need God's grace and assistance: John Welage, Sue, Bryan Brown, Charlie Griffith, Jean Burr, Kim Smith, Tammy Young, Anne Kennedy, Scott Rogers, Felix Winternitz, Kurt Frees, Selah Maisie Hart, Kimberly Trawick, Michael Trawick and Andrew Trawick, Bryce Riedel, Eva Brewer, Gretchen Griffith, Evelyn and Olivia Nemecek, Cole, Robyn Painter, Carrie Hayden, Wendy Jones, Tom Keller, Jeff Krohmer, Dick Riedel, Riley, Andrew, Florence Thompson, Mary Lee and Buddy Terbrueggen, Susan Pavlik, Dan Dreisbach, Nancy Ludwig, Jennifer Summers, Marianne McGrath, Laura D’Andrea, Chris Bean, Suzanne Brown, Julie Raleigh, Chris Griffith, William West, Barbara, Della Funk, Bill Jenne, Matt Painter
Pray for those serving our country: Jason Albright, Brandon Andrews, Michael Biller, Scott Birkley, Matthew Bradford, Michael Cassidy, Michael J. Corban, Tony Creation, Matthew Frank, Darrin Garland, Anthony Giardano, David Hancock, Anson Isaacs, Kasey Kozma, Valerie Lee, Patrick McCoy, Ben Menner, Roy Mitchell, Sam Morton, Peter Nowacki, Rachel Piening, Thomas Piening, Ryan Robinson, Jason Smith, Anthony Wurster, Leeland Young, Maddie Friedland, Andrew Fenner, Madison Swan, Logan Parlier, and Ryan Erps
In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, this week we pray for: The Diocese of Bondo – The Anglican Church of Kenya; The Diocese of Bor – Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan; The Anglican Church of Australia; The Diocese of Botswana – The Church of the Province of Central Africa; The Diocese of Brandon – The Anglican Church of Canada; The Diocese of Brechin – The Scottish Episcopal Church; The Diocese of Brisbane – The Anglican Church of Australia
In the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, this week we pray for: Christ Church, Xenia and the Beloved Community Commission
In the Parish Cycle of Prayer, we pray for: Kids & their People
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GOD LOVES YOU
NO EXCEPTIONS
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR
NO EXCEPTIONS
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