St Timothy Lutheran Church

What are services like?
Saturday 5:00 evening service is a casual come-as-you-are service featuring a blue grass service on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Hymns are traditional and/or blue grass gospel. Communion is served at every service. Sunday morning 8:00 early service is a mixture of a spoken service and a folk service. It features a short puppet script for both the young and young-at-heart prior to the sermon based on the text of the day. Music is accompanied by our Folk Choir or presented by our Chimes Choir. Communion is served at every service. Sunday morning 10:30 service is a traditional setting 3 service except the last Sunday of the month is a setting 10 service. The liturgy is accompanied by the Chancel Choir and the organist. This 10:30 service also features a short puppet script prior to the sermon. Communion is served at every service.

What is the community like?
St Timothy is a community of faith centered on Christ and following the Lutheran tradition. This community welcomes all who have been restored to God through Christ. We make no claims to perfection; rather, we believe the Church is essential to Christian life and growth. All our member are sinners in need of God's love and forgiveness. All our members are saints by the power of Christ in their lives. We exist solely to preach and teach the faith of Jesus Christ crucified, to administer the sacraments and to serve the world. We practice open communion, that, all who believe that Jesus Christ is truly present in the bread and wine are welcome at the Lord's table during all our worship services. Christian education is also open to all who seek to know God through the Bible, theology and studies of faith in daily life.

What if I'm not a Christian?
By the Grace of God, you are welcome at our church anytime! Here are some facts about Lutherans. Martin Luther's understanding of the Christian faith was the that a gracious God seeks those who are lost. For him, the matter was clear: we cannot climb to God, we cannot even meet him halfway. Rather, God comes to us in the person of Jesus. We only need to recieve God's acceptance of us in faith.