Acolyte Training & Refresher Course: Grades 5-High School after the 10am service.

Warren & Flick creates music that feels both grounded and adventurous—rooted in tradition yet unafraid to explore. With Jacob Warren on double bass and tenor bass, and Grant Flick on violin, tenor guitar, and nyckelharpa, the duo crafts a compelling sound that blends original composition and improvisation with classical, jazz, and folk traditions.

The recital space will open at 2:30 PM; the concert begins at 3:00. There is no reserved seating for this free admission concert. St. Timothy Episcopal church is located at 871 East Boundary, Perrysburg. The facility is accessible and offers ample parking. Discovers is a series dedicated to bringing quality music programs to audiences from throughout Northwest Ohio. Donations are appreciated and patron information available at the concert. All programs are free and open to the public, usually scheduled on Sunday afternoons at 3:00 pm.

St. Tim’s hosts a community breakfast the second Friday of every month. Everyone is welcome to attend this free breakfast.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Thursday of the month at 8pm, October–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

After a brief hiatus for the holidays our free community soup supper begins again on Wednesday January 7th. Anyone is welcome to this free community meal: every Wednesday from 6-7PM.

Once a month Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School takes place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm. We will do a short micropractice together, then have some pizza and play games (board, video, etc.) or just hang out. Friends are welcome as long as they are 7th grade+. Parents are welcome to drop off or enjoy the soup supper and healing service.

Our 4:30 PM Christmas Eve service will feature a musical guest artist, harpist Nancy Lendrim.

The service will also be preceded by a 20-minute Lessons & Carols. Join us at 4:00 PM to join in the singing.

Stay with us after an abbreviated Advent IV service to enjoy our Christmas pageant. This service will feature traditional costumes as well as additional music from our angelic choir!

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Thursday of the month at 8pm, October–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

On Sunday, Dec. 7, which is Advent 2 and also a Sunday family service, our Youth Handbell Choir will provide the Prelude for the 10:00 am service.  Please come early to hear our hard-working young musicians. They are so excited to play for you!

Stick around after the service for a coffee-hour fundraiser for the Sunday School Kalahari retreat. There will be a chili cook-off and a Christmas cookie bake sale!

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Thursday of the month at 8pm, October–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

All St. Tim’s youth and their families are invited to a fun night of charcuterie boards and board games. Bring some food to share and game.

Please contact Melanie or the church office(419.874.5704) for more event details.

Once a month Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School takes place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm. We will do a short micropractice together, then have some pizza and play games (board, video, etc.) or just hang out. Friends are welcome as long as they are 7th grade+. Parents are welcome to drop off or enjoy the soup supper and healing service.

Trunk or Treat! 11:30am in the parking lot. Anyone is welcome.

Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation, in partnership with St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, invites the community to an Open House and ribbon cutting on Saturday, October 18 from 12:00- 2:00 pm. After many months of planning and construction, the doors will open to the new home for the Clothesline, the longtime free clothing store initiated by the people of St. Timothy’s. The official ribbon cutting of the new facility will take place at 12:30 pm with the assistance of the Perrysburg Chamber of Commerce and Tim Ansted, Executive Director.

Formerly the rectory (clergy residence), the building has been renovated with generous gifts from individuals.  The house will now expand the Clothesline’s inventory and eventually additional hours of operation. Currently, the free store is open every Friday morning from 9:30-11:00.

The Foundation supports three programs: The Clothesline, Tim’s Kitchen and the Discovers Music series. Operating with the motto, “To Clothe, Feed, and Fulfill”, all three programs will welcome visitors on October 18. The community Open House will offer tours around the St. Timothy’s campus, including the renovated Clothesline and the new Tim’s Kitchen. Created as a “rescue kitchen”, the purpose of Tim’s Kitchen is to rescue fresh foods and create soups, stews and other meals to distribute to partners who serve the food insecure. The free soup continues to be available at the church every Wednesday night at 6:00 pm in the parish hall.

In an interview with Sara Ebright, Executive Director of the Foundation, she shares the following:  "We are so excited to welcome everyone to our new facility and share this space with the community. The new home for The Clothesline, alongside Tim’s Rescue Kitchen and Discovers Concert Series, reflects our commitment to clothing, feeding, and fulfilling lives in Perrysburg and beyond. We’re thrilled to welcome everyone to see what’s possible when people come together to share and serve their neighbors."

In addition to tours of the campus, the Saturday Open House will feature free soup prepared on the premises, cookies, coffee and activities for children including a bounce house. The Discovers Music Series is presenting Chris Brown performing piano selections to entertain. 

St. Timothy’s campus is located at 871 East Boundary, with parking around to the rear of the building. For more information, the website is www.timothysperrysburg.org. The church’s phone is 419-874-5704.

Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation is pleased to announce the artists for their Discovers Music Series 2025-26 season. All performances continue to be presented at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, in Perrysburg. The mission of the Foundation is “to clothe, feed and fulfill” and the performances planned for this season will “fulfill” indeed. The 25-26 season features many artists with strong connections to Northwest Ohio, but several are new to our series.

Our season opens Sunday, October 12 with the amazing vocalist “Dr. Jim” Young and the Jazz Interns. Supporting Jim’s vocals, the Jazz Interns include saxophonist Michael Williams, bassist Kevin Eikum, pianist Scott Lavender and Scott Kretzer on drum set.

Dr. Jim Young is the definition of a Renaissance man. Equally at home performing as a soloist, backup singer or bassist, Jim also serves the community as an emergency room physician in his other career. Jim’s unique voice and song styling has been compared to Johnny Mathis. Dr. Young has been a professional musician for over 50 years, the last 20 in the Toledo area. Locally, he has performed at Jazz in the Garden, Lucille’s Jazz Lounge and many other venues. This will be Jim’s first appearance with Discovers.

Conductor, arranger and pianist Scott Lavender, a Findlay native, has just concluded many years touring with the aforementioned Johnny Mathis. Scott, a BGSU alum, has enjoyed am extensive career as a symphonic pops conductor, appearing across the country and in Canada with orchestras including the Detroit, Atlanta and Baltimore Symphonies and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Bassist Kevin Eikum has appeared numerous times in the Discovers series, most recently in May 2025 with Ramona Collins. Kevin performs frequently in the area, particularly with Sixth Edition and as the bassist in the Toledo Jazz Orchestra. Mike Williams, saxophonist and Scott Kretzer, drums, complete the ensemble accompanying Dr. Young. Both have extensive performing experience in Northwest Ohio with numerous groups. Kretzer also is a recognized music educator, serving on the faculties of Heidelberg University and Adrian College..

For the October 12 event, the recital space will open at 2:30 PM; the concert begins at 3:00. There is no reserved seating for this free admission concert. St. Timothy Episcopal church is located at 871 East Boundary, Perrysburg. The facility is accessible and offers ample parking. Discovers is a series dedicated to bringing quality music programs to audiences from throughout Northwest Ohio. Donations are appreciated and patron information available at the concert. All programs are free and open to the public, usually scheduled on Sunday afternoons at 3:00 pm.

During Lent St. Tim’s held a Saint Madness bracket competition and our winning saint was St. Drogo, patron saint of coffee, gallbladder problems, and the “unsightly.”

Join us at coffee hour on October 12th to celebrate St. Drogo on his approximate half-saints day.

St. Tim’s offers candlelit, chanted Compline services on the second Thursday of the month at 8pm, October–April.

The term “Compline” derives from the Latin completorium—completion of the working day. As the bedtime prayers of the church, Compline tends to be a contemplative experience that emphasizes quietness, reflection, and spiritual peace. In many convents and monasteries, it is customary to begin the “Great Silence” after Compline, during which the whole community, including guests, observes silence throughout the night until the morning service the next day. Our offering of Compline seeks to keep this contemplative spirit.  

Our service follows the Order for Compline laid out in the Book of Common Prayer and is chanted by a small schola of singers. We begin and end with silence. The entire service lasts approximately 30 minutes. Congregants are welcome to join in the chanting as noted in the service bulletin or to worship in meditative silence.

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, October 5, at 6:00pm.  Contact the office for details.

There will be a small selection of cigars and beverages if you can’t bring your own.  Please bring a lawn chair with you.

Save the Date!

Pets are a part of our families, but did you know Episcopalians celebrate the Blessing of the Animals on a day close to the Feast of St. Francis (October 4)? St. Francis of Assisi was well known for his love of animals and was even said to preach to the birds.

Join us on Saturday, October 4th from 11:00am-1:00pm for the animal blessing.

Stay after for hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, and water - donations appreciated but not required.

Rain or shine.

This year we are introducing a once a month Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School group. It will take place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm. We will do a short micropractice together, then have some pizza and play games (board, video, etc.) or just hang out. Friends are welcome as long as they are 7th grade+. Parents are welcome to drop off or enjoy the soup supper and healing service.

At 9:00AM The Cocoon's Executive Director and Development Director will be doing a presentation on recognizing the signs of abuse.

The Cocoon, which is an outreach of St. Tim's, is Wood County's comprehensive domestic and sexual violence agency providing shelter and advocacy services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual harassment, sex trafficking, stalking, and adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Please join them for the presentation and a special coffee hour.

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, September 14, at 6:00pm.  Contact the office for details.

There will be a small selection of cigars and beverages if you can’t bring your own.  Please bring a lawn chair with you.

Sunday School begins September 14.  Pre-k - 6th grade children will start out in the Nave with the congregation and depart at the Gloria. They will return to the service during the announcements.

Grades 6-12 will meet after the 10:00 service.

On the first Sunday of the month there will be no Sunday School so that all families may worship together.  This also will allow our volunteer teachers to worship with the congregation. 

Contact the office if you have any questions, 419-874-5704.

We kick off the start of Sunday School with this annual celebration during coffee hour after the 10:00 AM service. In addition to build your own sundaes, this is a chance for parents and kids to meet the teachers, explore the classroom, and ask any questions about the upcoming Sunday School Year. 

Celebrate summer and friendship with us! A parishioner has graciously offered to host our youth program kids, teachers, and parents for an end-of-summer pool party. RSVP to Melanie or the office. Please contact the office for additional details.

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, August 17, at 6:30pm.  We will gather at Fr. Matt’s residence. Contact the office for details.

There will be a small selection of cigars and beverages if you can’t bring your own.  Please bring a lawn chair with you. If you are not a fan of cigars Melanie is happy to hang with you inside the house. 

Members of Saint Tim's will be gathering to march in the Toledo Pride parade with other faith communities on Saturday, August 16th. We will walk together, wearing matching t-shirts, united behind one banner, representing the inclusion we hope to inspire.

After the parade, we encourage participants to enjoy the rest that Pride has to offer, and enjoy the day. More details to come soon.

Contact Adreana or the Office for more info.

Summer youth group will be held off-site but we are holding two groups: Grades 4-6 and 7-12. Please contact the church for more info.