Who we are: St. Timothy’s is a vibrant and diverse community of followers of Jesus. It’s a place to call your spiritual home, a sanctuary to retreat from the turmoil of life. But it is also a place where our faith moves beyond the sanctuary into the world. At St. Tim’s, we take community seriously. Here you will be inspired to worship meaningfully, reflect deeply, learn wisely, and serve joyfully, together. Our church family doesn’t simply sing and listen — we are active in our faith. That’s why St. Tim’s is such a unique, welcoming, diverse, inclusive community committed to living the Good News of Jesus Christ and transforming this world with the spirit of Aloha. Come see for yourself! Find your spiritual home at St. Timothy’s.
Our church campus in ‘Aiea: You can see our A-frame church building on Moanalua Road, from many streets and freeways. We’re across from Pearl Ridge Elementary School and near Pearlridge Center. We have plenty of free parking here. Our campus is always busy as we host several community service-oriented organizations, and we have our own outreach ministries to serve those who are food insecure.
Our history: We are part of the Episcopal Church in Hawai'i and are connected to the worldwide Anglican Communion. St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church was founded in 1953 when ‘Aiea was still “country,” far from the big city. It moved from the central O’ahu area of the current 'Aiea Shopping Center to its Moanalua Road location in 1970. The city has grown in the years since, and more development is projected. And St. Timothy’s remains a visible and vital leader in the community.
Our diocesan history in the islands owes its presence to the efforts and patronage of King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma, whose Christian witness founded the Queen's Medical Center, welcomed the establishment of the Church in Hawai'i, and supported the founding of schools for the education of Hawai'i's children. We honor our Ali’i annually on or about November 23rd with the celebration known as the Feast of the Holy Sovereigns.
No matter your background, race, gender, orientation, or political affiliation,
you will find aloha here at St. Timothy’s!
Our church campus in ‘Aiea: You can see our A-frame church building on Moanalua Road, from many streets and freeways. We’re across from Pearl Ridge Elementary School and near Pearlridge Center. We have plenty of free parking here. Our campus is always busy as we host several community service-oriented organizations, and we have our own outreach ministries to serve those who are food insecure.
Our history: We are part of the Episcopal Church in Hawai'i and are connected to the worldwide Anglican Communion. St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church was founded in 1953 when ‘Aiea was still “country,” far from the big city. It moved from the central O’ahu area of the current 'Aiea Shopping Center to its Moanalua Road location in 1970. The city has grown in the years since, and more development is projected. And St. Timothy’s remains a visible and vital leader in the community.
Our diocesan history in the islands owes its presence to the efforts and patronage of King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma, whose Christian witness founded the Queen's Medical Center, welcomed the establishment of the Church in Hawai'i, and supported the founding of schools for the education of Hawai'i's children. We honor our Ali’i annually on or about November 23rd with the celebration known as the Feast of the Holy Sovereigns.
No matter your background, race, gender, orientation, or political affiliation,
you will find aloha here at St. Timothy’s!