St. Tim’s families are going to the Circus! We have had 30 tickets that were generously donated.
Our tickets are for Friday, March 14th at 7pm.
Please reach out to the office if you would like tickets, which will be distributed first come, first served.
office@saint-timothy.net

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm, September–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

For those of you who purchased tickets, please pick them up at the office. If you have a balance due to Adreana, please make sure you reimburse her for your tickets before March 9th.

ADULT LENTEN SERIES STARTS THURSDAY, MARCH 6

Join Fr. Matt and Paula Davis every Thursday evening in Lent to discuss Living Well Through Lent, an 84-page devotional booklet with daily reflections and questions that encourage deeper personal exploration. This adult formation series begins Thursday, March 6, at 6:30pm in the parish hall and runs for six weeks, through April 10th. If you would like to attend, please register with Sam in the office or email her at office@saint-timothy.net. Walk-ins are also welcomed — come when you can and bring a friend!

The free booklets are available now outside the parish hall, for use either in the Thursday evening series or, if you can’t attend, on an individual basis at home. If you'd prefer an electronic copy, PDFs are available for free download at LivingCompass.org. It can also be purchased as an e-book from Amazon for .99 cents in English and Spanish. 

Join us for this church tradition! The pancake supper will begin at 6:00 pm in the parish hall. All are welcome and food and drinks will be provided. There will also be crafts for the kids.

Why do we eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday?

It was traditional in many societies to make foods with butter, eggs and fat that would need to be used up before the beginning of Lent. Another delicious example of this is pączki. The specific custom of Anglican Christians eating pancakes on Shrove Tuesday dates all the way back to the 16th century, when the church bells would ring at noon, signaling to folks that it was time to fry up their pancakes. The tradition of racing with pancakes is said to come from running to church after cooking the last cake. In the UK Shrove Tuesday is known as Pancake Tuesday!

We will be playing March (Lent) Madness - The Saints Edition, starting Sunday, March 2.

Outside of the Parish Hall you will see our brackets on 2 large bulletin boards.
There are 64 saints listed with a very brief description, matched up against each other.

Vote for your favorite of the 2 by placing a tally mark next to them. Vote for as many different match-ups as you would like.

The next week we will take the top 32 to move on to the next round and pair them up with another winning saint. This will go all the way through Easter.

Whichever saint comes out on top we will celebrate with a coffee hour themed after them and will celebrate their next feast day.

Have fun!

Parents - Enjoy a Valentine's out this year!

Melanie Wahlgren and Sara Ebright will be hosting any interested kiddos at St. Timothy's from 6-9pm.

Please contact Sara Ebright for a release form and to reserve a spot for your child.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm, September–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

This year we are introducing a once a month Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School group. It will take place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm. We will do a short micropractice together, then have some pizza and play games (board, video, etc.) or just hang out. Friends are welcome as long as they are 6th grade+. Parents are welcome to drop off or enjoy the soup supper and healing service.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm, September–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

For those interested in being involved in, or learning more about, the rain garden that will be going in, there will be a meeting part-way through coffee hour (after the 10am service) this Sunday in the Parish Hall.

This year we are introducing a once a month Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School group. It will take place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm. We will do a short micropractice together, then have some pizza and play games (board, video, etc.) or just hang out. Friends are welcome as long as they are 6th grade+. Parents are welcome to drop off or enjoy the soup supper and healing service. Our next meeting will be January 8th due to the holiday season. 

A contingent from St. Tim’s will be attending a 12th Night Dinner Party at St. Paul’s Maumee.

Please RSVP by Jan. 3rd.

Join us between services on January 5th in the Parish Hall to learn about progress made on the organ project.

Our 4:00 PM Christmas Eve service will feature a musical guest artist, Harpist Julie Buzzelli.

The service will also be preceded by a 20-minute Lessons & Carols. Join us at 3:30 to join in the singing.

Stay with us after an abbreviated Advent IV service to enjoy our Christmas pageant. This service will also feature a repeat performance by our Youth Bell Choir, traditional costumes, as well as additional music from our angelic choir!

Join us at coffee hour after the 10:00 AM service on December 15th for a parish potluck. We will be celebrating our Stewardship Campaign!

Sign up on the bulletin board or email the office, office@saint-timothy.net to sign up.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm, September–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

Sunday, Dec. 1, which also is Advent 1, our new Youth Handbell Choir will debut during the Prelude of the 10:00 am service.  

Please come early to hear our hard-working young musicians. They are so excited to play for you!

Discovers presents Aaron Rutter, violin & Susan Bernard, piano with Musical Classics from Spain.

Admission is free, and there is no reserved seating. St. Timothy Episcopal church is located at 871 East Boundary, Perrysburg. The facility is accessible and offers ample parking.

Discovers Music Program, a program administered by the Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation, is a series dedicated to bringing classical music to communities throughout Northwest Ohio. The recitals are offered free of charge; donations are accepted at all events. 

Information on upcoming events in the series is available at www.timothysperrysburg.org.

The Regional Confirmation Service will take place at St. Tim’s on November 23, 2024. There is a need for numerous volunteers to assist with many roles.

Please make sure to attend our annual meeting!

We meet once a year to conduct parish business and receive updates. We will be voting on new vestry members, hearing about committee work, and discussing annual budget.

Food For Thought - Lunch Packing

For grades 7-12

Lunch Packing Friday November 15. We will meet at St Tim’s at 5:30 and carpool to the FFT location (3350 Hill Ave. Toledo OH 43607) for packing from 6-7pm.

Bus Stop Distribution Saturday November 16. We will meet at 9:30am at St Tim’s to carpool downtown (Cherry Street and St Clair). We will distribute lunches and build relationships from 10-12.

Please sign up on the bulletin board or reach out to the office.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm, September–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

All Parish Financial Meeting in the Parish Hall.

This year we are introducing a once a month Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School group. It will take place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm. We will do a short micropractice together, then have some pizza and play games (board, video, etc.) or just hang out. Friends are welcome as long as they are 6th grade+. Parents are welcome to drop off or enjoy the soup supper and healing service. Our next meeting will be November 6th. 

We are excited to announce our upcoming "Trunk or Treat"! This family event will take place on October 27th, 2023, from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM in the parking lot of Saint Timothy's, located at 871 E. Boundary, Perrysburg, OH 43551.

Trunk or Treat will be held after our 10:00 AM service and children are welcomed to attend church in their costumes! This event is free and open to everyone in the Perrysburg community and surrounding areas. Invite your neighbors, grandkids, and friends.

We encourage attendees to come dressed in their favorite costumes.

If you have questions about the event or are interested in volunteering please contact the front office via email, office@saint-timothy.net .

St. Tim’s will be installing a rain garden on our grounds this year.

A rain garden is planted to collect rain water and allow it to soak into the ground. Planted with grasses and flowering perennials, rain gardens can be a beautiful way to reduce runoff, help filter out pollutants, and provide food and shelter for butterflies, song birds and other wildlife.

Interested folks can join us at 577 on October 22 at 3:00 PM for a tour and informational session on rain gardens. There is a sign up sheet on the bulletin board for those interested or feel free to call the office to register.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm, September–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.