Dear St. Tim’s family,

Thank you. Without your love, energy, and support, our church could not be the beacon of hope it is for our community.

This past year has been full of adventure, construction, care, and worship. We’ve been inspired by sacred music, grounded in biblical teaching, and encouraged byacts of love through the Clothesline, soup suppers, and many other ministries. Our children continue to gather in every available space to learn about God’s love. They help lead us in worship and are growing in confidence and leadership. In all of this, we are not only ministering in the present but also laying a foundation for the future.

We continue to welcome new faces into worship. When someone walks through the doors of St. Tim’s, they encounter not only a well-kept building, uplifting music, or a goofy priest, but also the warmth and care of the people sitting beside them. We continue to grow our digital presence and give thanks for our online worshipers who join, comment, and share.

And through our volunteerism, we have joined in God’s work of feeding the hungry and clothing the needy. The past two years have brought big projects and very tight budgets. Yet even in lean times, we remember Paul’s words to the Corinthians:

“And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work.”

This encouragement calls us to keep moving forward, trusting that God equips us for the work we are called to do.

As we look ahead, our mission remains clear: to share the Gospel love of Jesus. To sustain our ministries and staff, we have set a financial goal of raising $390,000 in 2026.

This year, I invite you to prayerfully consider your household budget. Welcome God into your financial planning, so that gratitude for what has been entrusted to you may be expressed through cheerful giving.

May you know God’s abundance as you continue in every good work.

Grace and peace,

Matt+