Worship Services and Resources
We are returning to public worship beginning June 7, 2020 with two services of Morning Prayer at 8AM and 10AM. Morning Prayer in the first two Sunday's in June, there will not be communion and we will still observe physical distancing. This will give us a chance to get used to some of the changes needed to ensure we aloha (love) and mālama (care) for one another in health.
Congregants must wear masks upon entry, and they will remain on for the duration of the service.
We will be together in God's house, but there will be some physical distance between congregants (families of the same household may sit together). There is no substitute for the times when we are physically present in the Sanctuary when we accept the invitation to gather around the table of Christ. We look forward to Holy Communion and sharing in Christ's Body and Blood on June 21.
We will continue to stream and broadcast our services on Facebook and through Zoom
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ST TIMOTHY'S RE-ENTRY PLAN FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
Sunday Morning Prayer w/ Sermon
At this time, we use Facebook Live to stream/record a service of Morning Prayer at 10 AM on Sunday. You can also login to the session on Zoom. SUNDAY WORSHIP MATERIALS May 31, 2020 Pentecost Morning Prayer PDF May 24, 2020 Easter 7 Morning Prayer PDF May 17, 2020 Easter 6 Morning Prayer PDF May 10, 2020 Easter 5 Morning Prayer PDF May 3, 2020 Easter 4 Morning Prayer PDF April 26, 2020 Easter 3 Morning Prayer PDF April 19, 2020- Easter 2 Morning Prayer PDF April 12, 2020- Easter Day, Liturgy of the Word PDF Worship ArchiveApril 11, 2020- Easter Vigil (coming soon)
April 10, 2020 Good Friday (coming soon)
April 5, 2020 Sunday of the Passion: Palm Sunday (coming soon)
March 29, 2020 5th Sunday in Lent
March 22, 2020 4th Sunday in Lent
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MORNING AND EVENING PRAYER BCP (PDF)
A copy of Morning and Evening Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer can be found here. This is the basic outline of our worship service each Sunday. Monday Morning Cafe- Join me for a time to meet and greet online! Bring coffee, tea, water, soft drink, or just yourself. Bible Readings: https://www.lectionarypage.net/ Wednesday Bible Study The Wednesday Bible study that explores the upcoming Sunday scriptures meets at 11am on Wednesday, but will meet via ZOOM instead. No Bible Study while Fr. Dan is away on military Leave through June 3. Sunday After Worship Coffee Hour The Zoom call will stay open after prayer "formally" ends as a means for a virtual "coffee hour" so we can check in with one another! Additional ResourcesWorship Resources & Options:During this time of uncertainty and the call to cease public worship gatherings, the Bishop has asked the clergy of the Diocese to share worship tools and resources so that people can continue to grow in their spiritual lives in the comfort of their homes. The following are some of the many resources and options available, some created especially for this challenging time*:
ONLINE & DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WORSHIP RESOURCES - The Episcopal Church has a wealth of worship resources on their website HERE. You will find links to guides, podcasts, programs, reflections, seasonal guides and more. FAITH AT HOME - Lectionary based readings and reflections to read online or download. They will be publishing things daily for this season. Click HERE. FORWARD MOVEMENT: PRAYERS FOR "SPIRITUAL COMMUNION" - In these challenging times, many people may find themselves unable to receive Holy Communion physically due to illness or suspended worship gatherings. Forward Movement is pleased to offer a venerable resource from the Saint Augustine’s Prayer Book (Forward Movement, 2014) for use. Click HERE. IGNATIAN SPIRITUALITY: THE DAILY EXAMEN - The Daily Examen is a technique of prayerful reflection on the events of the day in order to detect God’s presence and discern his direction for us. The Bishop highly recommends this practice that is very important to him. Click HERE. ILLUSTRATED MINISTRY - Free resources for all ages, meant to help support churches with formation at home during this time. Click HERE. MISSION ST. CLARE WEBSITE - The Bishop recommends this site for Morning and Evening Prayer at home. Click HERE to go there now. PRAY AS YOU GO - Pray As You Go is a daily prayer session, designed to go with you wherever you go, with reflection and prayer tools. Click HERE. PRAYER HAVEN - For personal or group use, this site allows you to chose between Morning, Noonday, Evening, and Compline Prayer services from the Book of Common Prayer. Click HERE. PRAYING IN COLOR - Do you want to pray but words escape you? Or perhaps sitting still and staying focused in prayer are a challenge. Perhaps you need a new way to pray! Praying in Color is a visual concrete way to pray. Click HERE. COVID-19: 100 IDEAS FOR MINISTERS AND MINISTRY LEADERS - Tracy Smith shares ideas during this time that includes using online communication apps, simple and fun activities, faith practices and event outreach ideas. Click HERE. LENTEN EDUCATION SERIES - Fr. David Gierlach shares his Power Point presentations (saved in pdf files below) of his Lenten classes. Click on the titles to download:
PANDEMIC - Written by Lynn Ungar, a poignant poem for our times. Download: JPEG file or PDF file VIDEOS & LIVE SERMONS THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL Although The National Cathedral decided to suspend public services through March 25, they will continue to broadcast their services online. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is scheduled to preach on March 15, and you can follow along live (EST). Click HERE to go to their website. GODLY PLAY: SHARING BIBLE STORIES AT HOME - Charissa Simmons welcomes you to YouTube Godly Play! While we are unable to meet together in person, we can still keep sharing the stories your children hear in Godly Play each week, and now you can join too! Click HERE. CLERGY LENT REFLECTIONS 2018: The video Lenten reflections that our clergy shared in 2018 are still online! The messages are timeless and perfect for revisiting during this season of Lent. Visit the page HERE. resources found at the bottom of the Diocesan website: https://www.episcopalhawaii.org/coronavirus.html |