St. Timothy's Calendars

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Advent greetings! The Women of St. Timothy's will gather in the Guild room on Wednesday, December 12 at 7:30 for an ornament exchange. Please bring a wrapped ornament and a plate of finger foods (sweet or savory.) Friends are welcome!

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

This is our monthly opportunity for parents to enjoy quality time together. Please RSVP in the office to sign up your child(ren) for fun and games at The Ark, while their parents enjoy quality time together . Children from infant to age 12 are welcome at a cost of $15/1 child, $20/2 and $25 for 3 or more. Our caregiver team of Julie Hansen and Allison Uz lead this ministry.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.

Dynamic and Kid-Centered Service
9:00 a.m.

This worship service celebrates the power of God at work in the life of children. There is no better way for children to learn of the love of God than in the midst of joyful worship.

Energy, movement and laughter describe this experience best. Psalm 66 says, "Make a joyful noise to God." A congregation full of children excels at this commandment.

The congregation builds the self-esteem of children by recognizing their birthdays, their unique gifts, their accomplishments and near-accomplishments. It encourages family life by giving them a place to worship together in a way that makes sense to children without neglecting the spiritual needs of adults.

We project the words of the prayers and the songs on the wall so parents' hands may be free to manage small children. The music is accessible to children without being "childish." It touches their hearts while expressing an adult faith. There is a children's homily, with the children joining the priest on the steps of the altar platform.

Children learn to pray in an environment that holds their attention and engages their imagination. After communion the children follow their teachers to Godly Play while the adults join the preacher in our social hall for a cup of coffee and the adult sermon.

Godly play is our Sunday School program for children ages K-3.

The children meet with their teachers in Edwards Hall after the 9:00a.m. service and then go to Room 2 for a story.

For more information about our Godly Play program, go to http://www.sttims.org/worship/godly-play/

Younger children can go to the Ark for supervised play.

The Point is a time of fellowship and learning during the time between our two services. There are coffee and bagels in Edwards Hall. After the 9am service, there is an adult sermon in the hall while they children attend their activities with classes and fellowship starting at about 10:15am.

For The Point schedule, go to
http://www.sttims.org/worship/the-point/

Joyful and Inclusive Service
11:00 a.m.

Anyone who thinks church is boring has never been to this service. It is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient liturgy of the Church. The sound of our worship band, Stone Table, unites the congregation in worship with a blending of styles including hymns and sacred liturgical music, as well as contemporary and gospel praise songs.

Join us in a seamless act of prayer through the opening acclamation, "Blessed be God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit!" to the final congregational response at the end of the service, "Thanks be to God." The dynamic movement of our worship, reflected in song, readings and sermon, proclaims overwhelming joy, allows for quiet reverence, and brings us together in covenant relationship.

We come attentive to the Word of God. The Old Testament lesson calls to mind our foundations in the Hebrew Scripture. We are children of Abraham. The New Testament lesson reminds us of the living faith of the first century church, of which we are heirs. And the Gospel lesson heightens our awareness of the Resurrected Christ who lives and moves in the midst of us to heal us, to strengthen us, and to guide us as we reach out to others in his name. Our intention is to proclaim God's glory in the beauty of holiness.

Child care is available in The Ark, although your children are also welcome to attend the full service. Toward the end of the worship service, children are brought from The Ark to the sanctuary to participate in the Eucharist with their families.