St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

Visit our website to download and print the service bulletin: www.stwilfridschurch.org/worship/online New to our church? You are welcome to email Rev. Bill Doggett ([email protected]) to introduce yourself or to get more information about St. Wilfrid's or the Episcopal Church.

Make someone happy today!

FALL for a DOG this season! Have you heard? October is Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month. We are excited to announce that our adoption fees for both cats and dogs have ...been lowered. Adoption Special 10/06/20- 10/31/20 Dogs are now only $25.00 (Licensing fees may apply) Cats are only $15.00 Please send your adoption application to: [email protected] Click link for application: https://www.applevalley.org/home/showdocument?id=30173

Sundays at 10:00 AM: "Virtual Eucharistic Service" This week (and the next two of Father's vacation time), Rev. Carol Ziegler will preside over morning prayer. We welcome her and give thanks in her reflections and homilies. Given that the format does not include communion, you will not need to prepare bread and wine. However, we look forward to worshipping with your prepares hearts and minds! Please remember also to send any prayer requests in the chat that have not yet been ...shared in Maureen's update emails. A bulletin for the service is attached. link: https://apu.zoom.us/j/97102413111 Sundays at 11:15 AM: "Adult Formation Class" This week we continue forward into learning more from the book Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices by Scott Gunn & Melody Wilson Shobe. Due to Father John's vacation time, the class will be led by Carol Ziegler. The class will begin at 11:15 (or shortly thereafter if he ordination runs long). Passages from the text are read aloud for those not having a book (so don't let that hold you back). This week, the central BIblical topic of salvation and grace will be discussed. This is a perfect time to start joining the group! Episcopal churches share an old and grand tradition. Join us in learning more about how your personal spiritual walk today can be informed by the tradition that we share! Feel free to come with your questions. link: https://apu.zoom.us/j/97102413111 Next week, I will be able to prepare bulletins in two formats: color and black and white for those who do not know the printer controls for that transformation. Thank you for all of the helpful comments through these difficult digital periods.

Saturdays Noon to 1 PM: "Healing Hands" This service includes contemporary songs, devotional readings, BIble study, and personal reflection. This week, we will begin discussion of Romans 15, where Paul pleas for the Roman Christians to accept one another, edify one another, and rely on the gifts already given to them by God. link: http://meet.google.com/ptr-goqe-odr

September 21, 2020 Monday Morning Prayer Daily Office Live Stream Monday Wednesday Friday... 8 AM Morning Prayer 5 PM Evening Prayer We follow the Daily Office of Mission St. Clare: https://www.missionstclare.com/english/ Please pray in private: Noon Day Prayer Compline or Night Prayer Irene Kubo- RIP Nelson and Marlon Garcia- RIP Marcelino Ortega-RIP David Donohue- RIP Juan- RIP Michael and Patrick McGough- RIP Bishop Constancio Manguramas- RIP Richard Kubo- RIP Marcie Boyce two relatives- RIP Benny Dominguez- RIP Vikko Padilla- RIP Oscar dela Calzada- RIP We continue to pray for the end of the pandemic. For all those affected by COVID19 in any way. For all those who are on the frontlines. For all the unemployed. We continue to pray for racial healing and reconciliation. (See prayer below) May the pain of the past, every familial spirit be removed from our spirits by Jesus’ Blood, in the Name of Jesus. Amen. We pray for the end of violence, for peace in our land and for the people of Minnesota and Wisconsin and all those who are victims of unjustly killing and violence of any shape and form. For Apple Valley Christian Academy that they may continue and receive funding for their ministry. Jacob Blake and family. For healing for the following: Bert- Caron's friend Helene Lisa Kudra Lloyd Newell Bruce Brunken Christina- Gloria Osborne's daughter Lauri- Ginny's daughter June Philipps Caza Williams Clara Petrosky George and Eileen Patterson Tina Newell’s friend and family Jacob Blake and family Leonore Viola and family Colton - Seizures - 18 months Karlu and Honey Tan Tim Dear Carolina and William David, Victor Cruz and Divina Cordova John Metzig Alex Nickens and family, Gregory, Alexander and Roland. Gustavo Lau who has renal failure. Ron Gabriel. Kenneth Hegle, Jolene Serrao and Chuck Withers. Lilian Carrera and family, Jennifer Castro and Carlos de Leon, Bill Solylo Caesar Henson and comfort for Chad, Baby Ava Leigh, Peggy and Jim Dallas. Mollie, Annie, Janine, Bonnie Person, Gary Henry, Harley Miner Christie Bottoms, Marilyn Rutan, Lee. Barbara Smith, Walker age 4 yo Donovan Lorraine and family For all the homeless in our area. For all those who have asked our prayers and for those who have no one to pray for them. For your personal intentions. For each word we pray save a soul O Lord. (Jesus to Luisa Piccarreta) Thank you for praying with us. Be blessed. May you be women and men of prayer praying without ceasing. Praise be Jesus for His goodness and mercy. Praise be to God. Always to God. Prayer to the Holy Spirit to Illuminate Mankind Lord Jesus, you came to destroy the works of the devil and to call us all children of God. You sent us the Advocate so that we may know your truth and rest in the bosom of the Father. Hear our prayers and supplications Lord as we beg of you to help us in this time of darkness and confusion. Send us Angels in sufficient rank, number, power and authority to fight the demons off and away from us, to fight the demons off and away from our families, our communities and our nations. We ask Our Lady and the entire Communion of Saints to intercede and pray on our behalf. We are your Mystical Body, and we ask for healing through forgiveness and restoration. Lord Jesus, rain down the Holy Spirit upon all of Mankind. Illuminate and convict each of us of who we are in your eyes. Show us how much you love us and comfort us as you reveal to us our faults. Give us the strength and courage to surrender our sin to you, who alone can make us whole. May we turn back to you with our whole heart and be transformed in your image. We implore you through the intercession of Saint Michael, lift the veil of confusion that plagues us. Lord, show us your mercy. In this we give thanks and praise. All Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, Amen. https://veilofveronica.blog//prayer-to-the-holy-spirit-t/. Prayer for Racial Healing and Reconciliation God our Father, You call us to love one another as You have loved us. We pray for the conversion hearts and renewal of minds in our nation. We desire to console the heart of Jesus by cultivating racial healing and reconciliation in the Church. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, strip us of our pride, mistrust and prejudices, so that we may be able to listen well, dialogue with one another and repent for our sins and the sins of other members of the body of Christ. Lead us to work together to reform unjust practices and policies that continue to perpetuate the racial divide in our society. We ask these blessings trusting in the infinite mercy of Jesus and the intercession of Mary our Mother and all the Heavenly Court. Amen. Prayer for Difficult Times Father in Heaven, thank You for the witness of the saints who show us how to live a faithful life despite its imperfections and pains. We seek their intercession now to help us through this difficult time. Only You know exactly what I need to get through this. Show me the way. Come, Holy Spirit, and guide me. All you holy women and holy men, pray for us. Please especially pray for (mention your intentions here)...Amen. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. From https://www.praymorenovenas.com/novena-for-racial-healing-a

September 18, 2020 Friday Evening Prayer Daily Office Live Stream Monday Wednesday Friday... 8 AM Morning Prayer 5 PM Evening Prayer We follow the Daily Office of Mission St. Clare: https://www.missionstclare.com/english/ Please pray in private: Noon Day Prayer Compline or Night Prayer Irene Kubo- RIP Nelson and Marlon Garcia- RIP Marcelino Ortega-RIP David Donohue- RIP Juan- RIP Michael and Patrick McGough- RIP Bishop Constancio Manguramas- RIP Richard Kubo- RIP Marcie Boyce two relatives- RIP Benny Dominguez- RIP Vikko Padilla- RIP Oscar dela Calzada- RIP We continue to pray for the end of the pandemic. For all those affected by COVID19 in any way. For all those who are on the frontlines. For all the unemployed. We continue to pray for racial healing and reconciliation. (See prayer below) May the pain of the past, every familial spirit be removed from our spirits by Jesus’ Blood, in the Name of Jesus. Amen. We pray for the end of violence, for peace in our land and for the people of Minnesota. For Apple Valley Christian Academy that they may continue and receive funding for their ministry. Jacob Blake and family. For healing for the following: Bert- Caron's friend Helene Lisa Kudra Lloyd Newell Bruce Brunken Christina- Gloria Osborne's daughter Lauri- Ginny's daughter June Philipps Caza Williams Clara Petrosky George and Eileen Patterson Tina Newell’s friend and family Jacob Blake and family Leonore Viola and family Colton - Seizures - 18 months Karlu and Honey Tan Tim Dear Carolina and William David, Victor Cruz and Divina Cordova John Metzig Alex Nickens and family, Gregory, Alexander and Roland. Gustavo Lau who has renal failure. Ron Gabriel. Kenneth Hegle, Jolene Serrao and Chuck Withers. Lilian Carrera and family, Jennifer Castro and Carlos de Leon, Bill Solylo Caesar Henson and comfort for Chad, Baby Ava Leigh, Peggy and Jim Dallas. Mollie, Annie, Janine, Bonnie Person, Gary Henry, Harley Miner Christie Bottoms, Marilyn Rutan, Lee. Barbara Smith, Walker age 4 yo Donovan Lorraine and family For all the homeless in our area. For all those who have asked our prayers and for those who have no one to pray for them. For your personal intentions. For each word we pray save a soul O Lord. (Jesus to Luisa Piccarreta) Thank you for praying with us. Be blessed. May you be women and men of prayer praying without ceasing. Praise be Jesus for His goodness and mercy. Praise be to God. Always to God. Prayer to the Holy Spirit to Illuminate Mankind Lord Jesus, you came to destroy the works of the devil and to call us all children of God. You sent us the Advocate so that we may know your truth and rest in the bosom of the Father. Hear our prayers and supplications Lord as we beg of you to help us in this time of darkness and confusion. Send us Angels in sufficient rank, number, power and authority to fight the demons off and away from us, to fight the demons off and away from our families, our communities and our nations. We ask Our Lady and the entire Communion of Saints to intercede and pray on our behalf. We are your Mystical Body, and we ask for healing through forgiveness and restoration. Lord Jesus, rain down the Holy Spirit upon all of Mankind. Illuminate and convict each of us of who we are in your eyes. Show us how much you love us and comfort us as you reveal to us our faults. Give us the strength and courage to surrender our sin to you, who alone can make us whole. May we turn back to you with our whole heart and be transformed in your image. We implore you through the intercession of Saint Michael, lift the veil of confusion that plagues us. Lord, show us your mercy. In this we give thanks and praise. All Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, Amen. https://veilofveronica.blog//prayer-to-the-holy-spirit-t/. Prayer for Racial Healing and Reconciliation God our Father, You call us to love one another as You have loved us. We pray for the conversion hearts and renewal of minds in our nation. We desire to console the heart of Jesus by cultivating racial healing and reconciliation in the Church. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, strip us of our pride, mistrust and prejudices, so that we may be able to listen well, dialogue with one another and repent for our sins and the sins of other members of the body of Christ. Lead us to work together to reform unjust practices and policies that continue to perpetuate the racial divide in our society. We ask these blessings trusting in the infinite mercy of Jesus and the intercession of Mary our Mother and all the Heavenly Court. Amen. Prayer for Difficult Times Father in Heaven, thank You for the witness of the saints who show us how to live a faithful life despite its imperfections and pains. We seek their intercession now to help us through this difficult time. Only You know exactly what I need to get through this. Show me the way. Come, Holy Spirit, and guide me. All you holy women and holy men, pray for us. Please especially pray for (mention your intentions here)...Amen. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. From https://www.praymorenovenas.com/novena-for-racial-healing-a

#DailyInvitation Connect: German mystic Hildegard of Bingham (1098- 1179), abbess and polymath, is honored today on the Episcopal Church's Liturgical Calendar w...hile the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer remembers the Rev. James Friedrich on the 50th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood in 1970. Reflect: "One of the most fascinating figures of 12th-century Europe, Hildegard was given to the church by her parents and was raised by an anchoress who became abbess of a convent. From childhood Hildegard was subject to supernatural religious experiences which she wrote about in works she called Scivias. At age 38, she became the abbess of the community in which she was raised. "She began to illustrate her Scivias and to share them with others. She attracted the attention of two of the most powerful men of her day: the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and Abbot Bernard of Clairvaux. She was invited to do preaching missions and traveled widely in northern Europe where she was gratefully received by princes and prelates. "Hildegard's writings covered an amazing range of subjects: natural science, medicine, and philosophy, as well as theology. She carried on brilliant correspondence with kings and queens, abbots, archbishops, and even popes. She was an accomplished musician and wrote some remarkable liturgical compositions.... Miracles were attributed to her." -- Forward Movement Act: Let us pray today's collect, "God of all times and seasons: Give us grace that we, after the example of your servant Hildegard, may both know and make known the joy and jubilation of being part of your creation, and show forth your glory not only with our lips but in our lives; through Jesus Christ our Savior, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen." Image: Undated stained glass #feedinghungryhearts #ConnectReflectAct

#dailyprayer #holycross Almighty God, whose Son our Savior Jesus Christ was lifted high upon the cross that he might draw the whole world to himself: Mercifully... grant that we, who glory in the mystery of our redemption, may have grace to take up our cross and follow him; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, in glory everlasting. Amen. See more

Thank you for all your support and donations. we have started back up and we will resume the normal 4th Thursday of the month. If you know of anyone that is in need please visit our laundry love hd Facebook page. We are doing things a little different and keeping it safe by having individuals use event brite to book their appointment. If anyone has questions please message us or contact church office.

#DailyInvitation Connect: St. Cross Episcopal Church, Hermosa Beach (est. 1906), is remembered today on the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer as the Episcopal Church's L...iturgical Calendar marks Holy Cross Day. Prayers of the diocesan community continue for all affected by the COVID-19 crisis, and for justice advocates locally, nationally, and globally. Reflect: To learn more about Hermosa Beach's vibrant St. Cross congregation led by the Rev. Dr. Rachel Nyback as rector, visit www.stcross.org. Act: Let us pray today's collect, "Almighty God, whose Son our Savior Jesus Christ was lifted high upon the cross that he might draw the whole world to himself: Mercifully grant that we, who glory in the mystery of our redemption, may have grace to take up our cross and follow him; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, in glory everlasting. Amen." Images: parish photos #feedinghungryhearts #ConnectReflectAct