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We embrace our purpose statement: St. Timothy is equipped by Christ to Build and Proclaim His Kingdom.
The heartbeat of the Christian life is our service of praise and the gift of forgiveness offered each Sunday for the Christian pilgrim in worship.
Join us for Worship on Sunday mornings at 10:30 am! Eucharist or Holy Communion is celebrated at every Sunday worship service.
St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Norfolk, VA
2 hours ago
News about St. Tim's Children's Comfort Kits. They will still go to children who need them. Our 20 filled shoeboxes are due back to church this Sunday, October 27. Thanks!
Last week, the leaders in the North Carolina Synod and the Southeastern Synod asked us to redirect our quilts, flood buckets/clean up kits, and comfort kits from North Carolina to Eastern Tennessee. Because of the reporting on the devastation in North Carolina, the region is receiving a large number of these items, but Eastern Tennessee has experience similar damage, but isn't receiving the same level of donation support. It's possible that we may send items in the future to North Carolina as more needs are identified in the rural areas, but for the near future, our donations will be heading to Bristol so they can be used in the recovery efforts in Eastern Tennessee. If you have any questions, please contact Pastor John Wertz, Jr. at wertz@vasynod.org. ...
St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Norfolk, VA
13 hours ago
This from Sunday morning, October 27th - in case you missed it.
Note: There may be a few pictures missing from the presentation.
Feel free to tag yourself in any of the pictures.
Good morning! Today we begin our fall stewardship campaign with the theme “Gift”- Growing in Faith Together. We will be taking this time to look at the history of our church: where we started and how we have grown in our faith through the years and how we look forward to the future.
There are many memorable dates in the history of St. Timothy and one of them was September 26th 1954, this was our 1st worship service. There were 100 people present that day, and it was held at Calvery Presbyterian Church with the Rev Crockett Huddle, our mission Pastor in charge. On October 3rd 1954 our 2nd service was held at Davis Corner Fire Station, this is where we worshipped for the next 2 years. February 6th 1955 was when we became a living, working force in the community. At 1st Lutheran Church, on that day, Pastor Huddle received a letter transferring 37 adults and their children to the new congregation. The last memory that we will share today involves one of our current church members. 70 years ago tomorrow, on October 21st 1954, was the baptism of the 1st child member of our congregation- Betty Kaye Haverty. Happy 70th anniversary Betty Kaye, you are the last charter member with us now. More our church’s history will be shared during the 70th anniversary celebration of St. Timothy early next year.
A mailing including a letter and pledge card was sent out a couple of weeks ago with details about this year’s campaign.
Next Sunday, is commitment Sunday, where we will present our pledges. We will be hosting a potluck lunch for the congregation after our worship service that day where we will also be bidding farewell to Pastor Bob and Linda. There is a sign up sheet is in narthex for the potluck.
The stewardship committee thanks you all for your support of St. Timothy’s ministries. And now we will show a short montage of St. Timothy through the years .
Robert Cunningham ...