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Glorifying God through faithfulness in worship, prayer, and service in an inclusive community.
www.sttimshd.org [email protected]
S t . T im ot h y ’ s E pi s c o pa l Chu r ch , A pp l e V al le y , CA Ju n e 20 1 4 V ol um e 2 0 N o . 6
St. Timothy’s Times
Worship Schedule
Sundays 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Rite I or II
(No Choir or Sunday School)
10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Rite II (With Organ and Choir)
Healing prayer and anointing is offered at both services during the distribution of Holy Eucharist.
Infant/Toddler care available at both services; 8 a.m. by Reservation only: For Reservations
Call: (1-760-820-2750)
Wednesdays 12:30 P.M. Healing Service with
Holy Eucharist Rite II
Children’s Sunday School and
Jr./Sr. High Café YES will be
taking a summer hiatus. We
will resume our regular Sunday
meetings in September.
6 6 – 8 p.m. Family Fun Night
9 4:30/5:30 p.m. Finance/Vestry Meeting
11 Last Day of School
15 Father’s Day
16 Summer Office Hours Begin
23 – 27 Fr. Jeff Vacation
25 12:30 p.m. Lydia’s Circle
29 9 a.m. 5th Sunday Service
Please note the beginning of our
summer office hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Kids love crazy, weird animals, the weirder the better. So we searched the globe for the most special, unique, rare, never-before-seen animals we could
find to help kids discover what Jesus one-of-a-kind love means in their lives.
Registration includes t-shirt and
water bottle.
Registration fee: $0-$40. Donations
accepted
Youth Night: April's Youth night was definitely a success!! The youth, ages 5-16, teamed up to see who could complete the photo scavenger hunt first! Please join us the 3rd Sunday of every month for a fun-filled, tum-filled Youth Night from 5-7pm. Donations for dinner are welcome. Children, Youth and Family Committee: Please join us the 2nd Tuesday of every month and learn how we can help the church grow! Fresh ideas are always welcome, leadership positions available! No experience Necessary!
Dates: July 07, 2014 - July 11, 2014 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Location: 15757 St. Timothy Rd, Apple Valley, CA, 92308 Registration Deadline: July 07, 2014
Contact Information: 1-760-242-2405
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Camp Stevens Programs: Online registra-
tion is now open for all Summer 2014 programs at Camp
Stevens, located in the historic town of Julian. Youth Ses-
sions include Adventure Sessions, a small-group for 8-15
year olds; International Odyssey, which includes a cultural
exchange for campers ages 11-16; wilderness adventure
trips for ages 12-17; and Counselor Training, which equips
young people to become leaders in the own communities.
Adult and Family Sessions include Sequoia Family Camp;
Women’s Eastern Sierra Basecamp Backpacking; Family
and Adult Basecamp Backpacking; and Young Women’s
Backpacking Weekend. Campership assistance is availa-
ble. For more information about camp sessions and to reg-
ister, visit the Camp Stevens website,
www.campstevens.org.
LIFE GOES ON
If you are struggling with
the loss of a loved one,
please join with Patsy
Winderweedle as we
meet to support each
other while coping with
the changes and feelings.
Our June meetings will
be on Mondays June
2nd, 16th, 23rd and 30th at
3 p.m. at the church.
Contact
Patsy Winderweedle at
1-760-927-0644.
Sunday Fellowship Hour after
both 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. services is
a time for all parishioners to so-
cialize with friends and welcome
visitors. This is an opportunity for
us to show newcomers what a
friendly church family we are.
We need people to sign up on
the refreshment sheet on the bulle-
tin board in the Parish Hall. When
you sign up to support our Fel-
lowship Hour with refreshments,
you will be making coffee and/or
other beverages, providing and
setting out goodies and healthy
snacks, and cleaning up after-
wards. Cleaning up isn’t an exten-
sive job—just rinsing the coffee
pots, turning off the coffee maker,
and removing any remaining food.
If you haven’t done it before, ask
someone at the Vestry table for
assistance. Your help is greatly
appreciated. If you have any ques-
tions, please don’t hesitate to con-
tact Jeanne Bryson, your Fellow-
ship Committee Chair, either via e
-mail at [email protected] or
by phone (760) 220-1317.
FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE MEETING There will be a meeting of the
Fellowship Committee on Thursday, June 12, 2014, at 6 p.m. in the Parish Hall.
We will be making plans for the Luau coming up on July 12 and talking about
future events. We welcome new committee members and new ideas so if you
would like to join us on the 12th, please do. For more information, you may
contact Jeanne Bryson at 760-220-1317 or [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE! St. Timothy’s Annual
Luau will be on July 12, 2014, from 5:30 p.m.
until 8 p.m. We will once again be supporting
Operation School Bell. Please plan
on coming and enjoying a wonderful
fellowship opportunity! For more
information, contact Jeanne Bryson
at 760-220-1317 or
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Summer Adult Formation Class
Sunday mornings after the 8 a.m. service
beginning July 13th through August 3rd
Book discussion group: “The Courage to Grow Old” by Barbara Caw-
thorne Crafton. Join her in this celebration of life and as we discuss it
together at St. Timothy’s in a discussion convened by Fr. Jeff over four
weeks beginning Sunday July 13th. Books available soon in the office.
Facilitated by Fr. Jeff
For more information contact the
church office at 1-760-242-2405
“I think growing older is both
funny and sad, but mostly it
just makes me grateful to be
alive and able to reflect. I have
been an Episcopal priest for 33
years and have had extensive
experience in ministering with
the elderly. Now, I am growing
old myself. I hate it when people
are ashamed of being old. We
should be proud!”
Barbara Cawthorne Crafton
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“What we’ve got here is failure to communicate.” Spoken by the Captain of Road Prison 36, “Cool Hand Luke”
1967, Jalem Productions, Warner Bros./Seven Arts Dist.
Fr. Jeff, our Vestry, our staff, our ministry leaders, and members of the Communications Commit-tee are all working hard to make sure that folks will not be able to say that about St. Timothy’s.
Here are some of our current works in progress:
Updating our website Creating new Sunday Bulletins and Announcements Submitting more press releases to help raise our visibility in the community Acquired a few Large Print Prayer Books and Hymnals Sending weekly Announcements and Reminders via email Searching for volunteers to keep our exterior sign updated Coming Soon: Parishioner access to Members Only section of the website using
our new REALM church management software. Using this new feature you will be able to: Check your pledge status and contributions made
Update your personal and contact information Look up contact info for other parishioners who have granted permission
Have you seen the new storage shed next to
our East parking lot?
Many Thanks To
Eileen and George Patterson
who generously donated a 10 x 12 storage shed to be used to store select oversized items for our rummage sale.
For more information about our rummage sale
contact Fundraising Chair Stacy Perreira at
[email protected] or John Walker at
Did you know . . .
May pledges promised $ 14,176
May pledges received $ 11,712
You may go on vacation over the summer but the church utility bills don’t. We would greatly appre-ciate your efforts to keep your pledges current over the summer so we can pay our bills on time.
A
Friendly
Reminder
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Scholarship ● Character ● Community.
It is June. School is drawing to a close after an eventful year. Thank you to everyone
who has been involved with our school this year.
St. Timothy's Prep. is a wonderful place to have your children. Our children start
public speaking in kindergarten and continue to build confidence and leadership quali-
ties as they progress through our school.
Our students have compassion for others and a good moral background. Academics
are rigorous as is homework. St. Tim's students are praised for their politeness and in-
telligence on every public outing (field trips, camp, singing engagements, etc.) A St.
Timothy's education gives your child the start they need to achieve.
We will be busy the 1st two weeks in June. Tuesday, June 3rd our 6th graders will be
holding International Day. The rest of the school will travel country to country with their passports learning
about each 6th graders' country and its traditions, religions, foods, dress, and more. On Thursday the 5th, we
will have our traditional Volunteers' Chapel where we honor all the parents and friends who have taken their
time to help at our school. Friday the 6th our pre-k class, dressed in caps and gowns, will have their graduation
ceremony. On Saturday, June 7th our family picnic is scheduled from 2 to 6:00 at Corwin Park. Our 8th graders
(the first class in three years) will be graduating at 10:00 on Tuesday, June 10th. We are very proud of them,
and we know that they are well prepared for high school. Wednesday, June 11th is our K- 7th grade promotion
at 8:30 a.m. Then it is time for summer vacation. Students all have summer reading assignments and our
teachers sign up to man the computer lab on Wednesdays so they can come in and take Reading Counts tests.
Have a wonderful summer! See you in August.
Janis Carlile Head of School
The 3rd/4th graders raised $1,190.00 for the Pacific
Marine Mammal Center by offering sandwich lunches
during the school year, wrapping calendars for a local
businessman, and from donations made by family
and friends. They were supported in their lunch program by Overland Meat Co. who provided the sandwich-
es at a very reasonable cost, permitting a higher profit margin.
Earlier in the school year, the class collected supplies for P.M.M.C. that totaled over $400.This is the second
year that this class has helped the P.M.M.C. as their service project. This year their efforts were recognized
with an invitation from the PMMC to a release of rehabilitated marine mammals back into the ocean on
June 9th! Well done and CONGRATULATIONS!
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St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Clergy The Rev Jeff Martinhauk Rector [email protected]
Officers & Vestry Cari Anderson Senior Warden [email protected]
Todd Tatum Junior Warden [email protected]
Harry Childress Clerk [email protected]
Kathy Kirby Treasurer [email protected]
Jeanne Bryson Vestry [email protected]
Karen Hadsell Vestry [email protected]
Kyle Schell Vestry [email protected]
Mike Haas Vestry [email protected]
Eileen Patterson Vestry [email protected]
Mike Yannone Vestry [email protected]
Staff Heidi Arthurton Organist [email protected]
John Dennison Music Director [email protected]
Manny Feliciano Sexton [email protected]
Debbie Japs Child Care [email protected]
Charlie Redl Office Administrator [email protected]
Ministry Leaders Acolytes Gary Henry [email protected]
Altar Guild Catherine McDonald [email protected]
Café YES (Youth) Donna Piraino [email protected]
Child/Youth/Family Cmtee Brandi Mayo [email protected]
Choir/Music John Dennison [email protected]
Communications Kyle Schell [email protected]
Covenant Groups Catherine McDonald [email protected]
Fellowship Jeanne Bryson [email protected]
Fundraising Stacy Perreira [email protected]
Greeters Cathy Doub [email protected]
Healing Ministry Fr. Jeff [email protected]
Lay Eucharistic Min Harry Childress [email protected]
Lectors Frank McDonald [email protected]
Lydia’s Circle (Women’s) Camille Walker [email protected]
Outreach Todd Tatum [email protected]
Pies 4 Guys Michael Haas [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Group Cari Anderson [email protected]
St. Timothy’s Times Betsy Denison [email protected]
Sunday School (Children) Brandi Mayo [email protected]
Ushers Donnie Redl [email protected]
Vacation Bible School Brandi Mayo [email protected]
Welcoming Don & Donna Filadelfia [email protected]
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S t . T imo thy ’s Ep i s copa l Chur ch June 2014 Vo lume 20 No . 6 15757 S t . T imo thy ’ s Road App le Va l l ey , CA 92307 (760) 242 -2405 www.s t t imshd .org emai l—of f i ce@st t imshd .org
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O God, our times are in your hand: Look with favor, we pray on your servants as they
begin another year. Grant that they may grow in wisdom and grace, and strengthen their
trust in your goodness all the days of their lives; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
God loves you.
No exceptions. The Episcopal Church Welcomes You.
Mark Toarmina 1
Kitty Bissell 3
Allison Whiteside 3
Max McDonald 11
Pat Crump 14
Jennifer Medeiros 14
Nicolas Rainwater 15
Helen Hennessy 16
Brandon Kane 16
Dennis Hoffarth 17
Stephen Johnson 20
Liz Piraino 23
Fernando Torres 23
Kim Wood 28
Howard Pomeroy 29