General Inquiries and Schedules

Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 – 12:00
Morning prayer in the Chapel @ 10am

Each Wednesday – Noon Mass
Healing Mass – Second Wednesday of the Month


Each Sunday – Mass at 10AM with Refreshments and Bible Study after Mass.

Vestry Meetings – Every 3rd Sunday each month @ 12:30

Welcome to our parish! We are a community rooted in the rich tradition of Catholic faith within the Anglican way, where worship is reverent, sacramental, and centered on the beauty of holiness. Whether you are exploring, returning, or seeking a spiritual home, you will find here a place of prayer, fellowship, and service. We embrace people of all backgrounds and invite you to join us as we celebrate the mystery of Christ’s love through the Mass, the seasons of the Church, and acts of charity. It would be our joy and honor to have you worship with us and share in the life of this vibrant, welcoming family.

The Lazarus at Our Gate: A Call to See and Act

A reflection on Luke 16:19–31, exploring the sin of omission and the call to everyday acts of mercy. Discover how recognizing “Lazarus at our gate” transforms our faith into action.

Summary & Reflection on the Athanasian Creed

Overview The Athanasian Creed is a powerful statement of Christian faith that carefully explains two central truths: God is one in three Persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and Jesus Christ is both fully God and fully man. Written with precision and urgency, it…

Not Left Alone: Christ’s Promise of the Comforter | John 14 Sermon

In John 14:15–31, Jesus speaks to fearful hearts, promising the Holy Spirit’s abiding presence, His nearness in every trial, and a peace the world cannot give.

Sunday After Ascension Sermon (2026) – Waiting for the Holy Spirit

John 15:26-16& 16:1-4 We have reached the final Sunday of the Easter season! Jesus Christ didn’t just become Incarnate for us; He demonstrated how to love during His earthly ministry, died, rose again, and ascended for us. Now we may wonder what comes next for…

Rogation Sunday – The Fifth Sunday after Easter

This sermon reflects on John 16:23–33, focusing especially on Jesus’ promise in verse 33: “In this world, you will have trouble, but take heart; I have overcome the world.” Delivered on Rogation Sunday, it emphasizes comfort, realism, and Christian joy amid suffering.

St. Timothys’s ACC