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The Book of Psalms is Israel’s Prayer Book and Hymnal. Referring to the Psalms, Martin Luther says that this book might be described as a “little Bible” because in it is “comprehended most beautifully and briefly everything that is in the entire Bible.” This Bible Study will look at the Psalms assigned for the following Sunday’s worship service. We will look at “why and what Israel sang,” how the psalms have influenced the hymns we sing in our worship, and how they shape our ongoing life of prayer. This Bible Study is appropriate for anyone, regardless of Bible Study experience, and does not require that you attend every meeting. We are all beginners when it comes to the Bible! Participants can attend in-person and remotely. ([email protected])

One of the ministry opportunities at St. Timothy’s is the Queen City Kitchen. Prior to the COVID lockdown, two teams of parishioners served food to 100-150 people on Sundays, each team serving about three times over the course of a year. If you would like to help serve , please contact team captains John Eisenlohr [email protected] or Jon Spaccarelli [email protected]. 

Join us on a walk every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park (the helicopter park) off Clough. For further information or if you have any questions contact Jane Holcer ([email protected]) or Joy Hall ([email protected])

Rudolph ([email protected]) or Jane Holcer ([email protected]) for more information. 

Did you know that every month members of our community send hand-written cards to parishioners who are ill, shut in, celebrating life events, or just to thank them for their ministry? Would you be willing to be a part of this ministry? If you feel called to this important ministry, please contact Beth Klaine ([email protected]).

We are still looking for additional St. Tim’s hospitality volunteers.

What do I do as a volunteer? What is it like?

During set up, we pull signs out of the closet to put along the street, put chairs out by the musicians for guests to listen, fill a jug of water for vendors, and make coffee for the.

There is plenty of time to shop, enjoy baked goods, and listen to the wonderful music too before putting everything away at noon.

Nope! If you can only help set up or tear down, that is fine! Kate will find a way to work you in.

To contact Kate click [email protected]

For a full list of Saturday's vendors, please click on the link below:

Please drop off the items at St. Timothy's. They can be left in the green bin in the front foyer on the Beechmont side.

Many thanks for your continued support.

Beth Bronsil and Jan Spaccarelli

Inter Parish Ministry (IPM) is hosting a Mobile Food Pantry on August 14 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. St. Timothy's will again be collecting cake mixes and frosting for the food pantry. We are hoping to collect 200 cake mixes and 200 tubs of frosting. Last year we found it was best if people brought one frosting mix for each cake mix. You can put the items in the green tub in the foyer at the Beechmont entrance by August 8th. Volunteers are needed on August 13 at 4:30 pm to transport the food to IHM as well as on August 14 between 10 am and 12 pm to set up and clean up and to assist the IPM staff in distributing food to the clients. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact Tom Klaine ([email protected]).

Are you a woman of faith interested in living in Christian Community and serving families experiencing homelessness? Lydia's House Catholic Worker in Norwood, Ohio is hiring for a 2 year live-in position through our "Dorothy Day Fellowship Program." The available positions are maternal care advocate and early childhood advocate. Learn more at www.stlydiashouse.org/fellowship or email [email protected] 

Pray for those who need God's grace and assistance: Charlie Griffith, Jean Burr, Kim Smith, Tammy Young, Bill McGee, Nancy Hartley, Nancy Kes, Dan Smiley, Jim Watkins, Kelly Roberston, David Magliocco, Anne Kennedy, Cindy White, Eli Crawford, Wendell Smith, Charles Aperson, The Family of Marilyn Uhlinger, Stephanie and Lee Megois, Charlene BeBout, Ashley Peacock, Millicent Vatter, Mike Voris, Wendy Jones, Katie Marshall, Robert Schaffner, Brandon Frerking, Hannah Marie, Scott Rogers, Stan Noland, Coralee Hart, Donna, Bryce Riedel, Mike Kennedy, Bishop Breidenthal, Eugene, Nick, Lt. Col. Susie Everly, Ron, Steve, Kathy, Josephine Caprino, Felix Winternitz, Stephanie Sams, David E. Ellis, William West, Kim Smith, Matthew Hall, Paul Versteeg, Leah Johnson, Meghan, Michelle, Kurt Frees, Nancy Kes.

Pray for those serving our country: Jason Albright, Brandon Andrews, Michael Biller, Scott Birkley, Matthew Bradford, Michael Cassidy, Michael J. Corban, Tony Creation, Nick Flannery, Matthew Frank, Darrin Garland, Anthony Giardano, David Hancock, Anson Isaacs, Kasey Kozma, Valerie Lee, Micah Maupin, Patrick McCoy, Ben Menner, Roy Mitchell, Sam Morton, Peter Nowacki, Rachel Piening, Thomas Piening, Ryan Robinson, Jason Smith, Austin Swan, Anthony Wurster, Leeland Young, Ryan Black, Maddie Friedland, Brandon Murray, Ben Hayhow, Blake Stephens.

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, today we pray for Eglise Anglicane du Rwanda  

In the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, today we pray for The people of St. Simon of Cyrene, Lincoln Heights – and Mary Laymon, Extended Supply Priest; Colenthia Hunter and Top Borden, Deacons; The people of St. Paul’s, Logan – Seth Wymer, Rector; Nick England, Deacon; The people of Trinity, London - and George Glazier, Priest in charge; Retired deacons: Bill Bales, Jennie Crockett, Peg Denton, Pam Elwell, Mooydeen Frees, Alice Herman, James Mobley, Irene Radcliff, Mary Raysa, Fred Shirley and George Snyder 

In the Parish Cycle of Prayer, we pray for the Prayer Shawl Ministry