St. Tim's Golf Outing at 2pm - call for details!

Sunday School begins September 13.  Pre-k-4th 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 5-8 will meet at 9:20 AM.

High Schoolers attend service and have a separate youth group night during the month.

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.

Join us in the Parish Hall and let the artistic inspiration flow! Bulletin Cover Art Workshop. 12pm - 4pm. All ages welcome! We’ll each get a Gospel text to read, and then create a piece of art based on that text! The art will be used to create our bulletin covers for the year.

You can make as many art pieces as you like. Call the church for more details.

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

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. 

Monthly Youth Group meet-up for the Junior High and High School group is back! It will take place the first Wednesday of every month at 6:00pm starting in September. 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.

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, August 23, at 6:30pm.  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.

Celebrate the end of summer 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.

Emerson Ebright, assisted by Michael Gartz, will be presenting a cello recital at St. Tim’s at 3pm. A short reception will follow in the Parish Hall. All are invited.

Members of Saint Tim's will be gathering to march in the Toledo Pride parade with other faith communities on Saturday, August 15th. 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 Stephanie or the Office for more info.

Summer has gone by so fast! Let’s send the kids back to school with a blessing and the love of their community.

At the 10:00 AM service on August 3 Pre-k through College students (and Teachers!) are invited to bring their backpacks, book bags and laptop bags to church in order to receive a blessing during the service. It is a wonderful way to acknowledge the beginning of a new school year and recognize the importance of learning.

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, July 26, at 6:30pm.  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.

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

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, June 28, at 6:30pm.  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.

BG Pride Event, 11am to 4pm, at Wooster Green on Church Street in Bowling Green. St. Tim’s will have a booth to help show our support. Feel free to stop by and say hey to our volunteers!

Beginner Line Dancing at 1:00pm in the Parish Hall. $5.00 a class

Join us on Tuesdays, beginning June 2 from 6:30–8:00pm for an evening of Bible Study and Healing Service. Together we will explore Scripture through interactive conversation while learning different methods for studying the Bible in meaningful and practical ways. Each gathering will also include a Healing Service with anointing and Holy Eucharist. All are welcome.

The Faith and Family Night at Fifth Third Field will be Sunday, June 14th! This event will consist of Mud Hens athletes and other keynote speakers discussing how faith and family helped them achieve their goals. After that Q and A panel, we will have a Mud Hens baseball game following!

The pregame event will take place at roughly 2 PM, and the baseball game will follow at 4:05 PM. Our group ticket rate for this gameday is $13 per ticket, which grants entry to both the panel and the Mud Hens game! 

Tickets are $13, pregame starts at 2:00pm, game starts 4:00pm.

To reserve your spot, please reach out to the office. This will be first come first serve. Payment due to Adreana by 5/24.

Please see the bulletin board or reach out to the office to reserve your space. For any questions or to pay for your ticket, please reach out to Adreana at adreanakrukowski@gmail.com.

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

Presented by Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation, the Discovers Music Series will conclude their 2025-26 season with the Tenth Annual HarpFEST on Friday, June 12th at 7:00 pm.  Directed by Nancy Lendrim, principal harpist for the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, the week-long camp is attended by harpists of various ages.  Along with Ms. Lendrim, Ms. Rachael Donaldson will be teaching some of the younger students. Sponsors of the camp include St. Tim’s Discovers, TAPA (Toledo Alliance for the Performing Arts) and NW Ohio Chapter of the American Harp Society.

After four days of intense lessons and workshops, the HarpFEST is the grand finale concert presented by the camp participants before a public audience. Solos, small ensembles and selections featuring the entire camp are on the program. Music selections will include All Through the Night, a traditional Welsh folk song, The Swan, from Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint Saens, arranged by Norris and Themes from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.

Among the harpists in this year’s camp, are students from Perrysburg Schools. St. Ursula and Toledo School for the Arts.

“Discovers Music Series is a multi-event music series, founded in 2013. We are committed to presenting quality musical experiences for Perrysburg and our neighboring communities,” Karen Smith, chair of Discovers. ‘To Clothe, Feed and Fulfill’ is our goal for our three foundation programs: Clothesline, Tim’s Rescue Kitchen and Discovers” according to Mrs. Smith. 

The concert is being held in St. Timothy's Episcopal Church free of charge; however, donations are kindly accepted. St. Timothy’s is located at 871 East Boundary St. Perrysburg. The church has ample parking and is handicapped accessible. More information is available at timothysperrysburg.org, follow us on Facebook or call the St. Timothy’s main phone line 419-874-5704.

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

Last day of Sunday School & Church Picnic!

A huge thanks goes out to all of the kids, teachers and families of St. Timothy's for all your hard work this past year! We want to celebrate as a parish on Sunday, June 7th after the 10am service.

We will be grilling out and having a bounce house to celebrate. Please sign up on the bulletin board if you would like to bring a dish to the party. The Sunday School will be providing hamburgers and hot dogs.

Beginner Line Dancing at 1:00pm in the Parish Hall. $5.00 a class

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.

Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation is pleased to announce the artists for the second Discovers Music Series concert of 2026. This free performance, as with all our events, will be presented at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, in Perrysburg. The mission of the Foundation is “to clothe, feed and fulfill” and our next artists will “fulfill” indeed. We are delighted to feature the “Opera on Wheels” program, offered by the Toledo Opera, a delightful afternoon for children of all ages.

In a release by the Toledo Opera, “the traveling production will be an original children’s opera: The Bear Who Couldn’t Fish. Joshua Borths of James Madison University School of Music wrote the score and libretto. James M. Norman, Toledo Opera’s General Director, will direct the production. Opera on Wheels is one of the most exciting programs we offer, and this year, we’re especially thrilled to present an original work that beautifully blends the arts with science. Our incredibly talented Resident Artists – selected from a pool of over 150 applicants nationwide – are bringing something truly special to K-6 classrooms across the region. It’s apowerful way to spark imagination and curiosity through music, storytelling, and discovery,” shared Norman.

Toledo Opera Artistic Director Kevin Bylsma added: “With every season, Toledo Opera is fortunate to attract amazingly talented and passionate young singers to our Resident Artist program. I am very excited to work with our 2025-26 artists as they bring the joy of opera to our schools and community.”

Holy Smokes

If you are a fan of cigars, spirits (non-alcoholic spirits offered) and spirited conversation join us on Sunday, April 26, at 6:30pm.  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.

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.

Easter Egg Hunt

 
The Sunday School will hold its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Easter, April 5th, in the courtyard after the 10 AM service. If it’s rainy or muddy, we’ll move the hunt indoors to the Parish Hall. The hunt is for preschoolers through 6thgraders, including out-of-town guests, newcomers, and visitors.
 
If you’d like to participate, please:

1. RSVP either on the bulletin board outside the kitchen or by e-mailing or phoning Susan Winters (grwii@roadrunner.com, 412-780-1048). We’ll accommodate walk-ins, but it helps to know about how many to expect.

2. During Sunday School egg hunters will be able to decorate a bag to collect eggs.

3. Wear clothes that you’d like to be photographed in. We’ll have not only “egg hunting” shots, but also shots of family groups. We’ll e-mail photos after Easter, so be sure we have your email address.

 
We’d like to have students from 7thgrade through high school help with the hunt. We’ll need help around 9:15 with hiding eggs, and during the hunt they can help the youngest children with their hunting. We’ll have a bag of candy as a thank you for any older student who helps.

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.

Join us on March 28 at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall for a Pizza and Sidewalk Chalking Party. While this is a very family friendly event, all are welcome as we use our creativity to decorate the main entrance with chalk palm art the night before our Palm Sunday services. 

Contact Sara Ebright, saramcdavis@gmail.com, to RSVP or if you have any questions or sign up on the bulletin board. Please let us know if anyone has food allergies and we'll do our best to accommodate.