Join us as we thank the artists who contributed to our Stations of the Cross. This is a chance to meet and chat with the artists.

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.

Come to the Huntington Center to share your faith with other Walleye fans! Before the game on Sunday, March 8 there will be a Q&A session led by keynote speaker and former Walleye player Alex Globke. Fans will have the opportunity to hear from select Walleye players about their experiences with their faith throughout their careers.

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.

Celebrate St. Tim’s Birthday with us at a coffee hour potluck!

Join us for this Lenten Book Study & Art practice led by Melanie Wahlgren.

We’ll be using the book A Midwinter God by Christine Valters Painter. Each chapter of this book unfolds as an invitiation to grow in understanding of holy darkness and also meditate, reflect, and create with these elements:

• Painter’s relfections on various themes of loss and acceptance

• Insights on a scripture passage written by Painter’s husband, John

• A guided meditation to bring these teachings into your heart

• Prompts for an expressive arts practice to process these insights through creativity

• Writing samples from people who have worked through this material in an online rereat.

Thursdays, Feb 19th - March 26th from 6:00PM- 7:00PM

St. Tim’s has invited nine Toledo-area artists to create artwork of the Stations, which will go on display in the Parish Hall beginning on Ash Wednesday and will be available to view until Easter Sunday.

Stations of the Cross gallery open in the Parish Hall. 6-8:30 pm. Unguided prayer.

Ashes To Go
This will be from 6:30-8:15am outside of Bigby Coffee on Rt. 25.

Join us for this church tradition! The pancake supper will begin at 6:00 pm in the parish hall. All are welcome and food and drinks will be provided.

Why do we eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday?

It was traditional in many societies to make foods with butter, eggs and fat that would need to be used up before the beginning of Lent. Another delicious example of this is pączki. The specific custom of Anglican Christians eating pancakes on Shrove Tuesday dates all the way back to the 16th century, when the church bells would ring at noon, signaling to folks that it was time to fry up their pancakes. The tradition of racing with pancakes is said to come from running to church after cooking the last cake. In the UK Shrove Tuesday is known as Pancake Tuesday!

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.

Skate For Kindness -February 8, 2026

The Ribbon @ Glass City Metropark

Donate $15 and receive:

• Skate rental (if needed)

• Non-skaters are encouraged to join us too.

• Skaters and Non-Skaters will receive a meal ticket for pizza, salad, and soft drink from The Garden by Poco Piatti

Join us in the Parish Hall for a Ministry Fair after the 10:00 service, where St. Tim’s members can visit tables explaining ministry opportunities that take place on Sunday mornings—anything from being an usher, reading lessons, or being a Eucharistic minister, to singing in the choir. Please consider participating in a ministry. Those already serving in a ministry will be available to answer any questions you may have about those duties. 

This class is open to grades 7-12 and will meet with Father Matt weekly after the 10:00 service.

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.

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.