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Glorifying God through faithfulness in worship, prayer, and service in an inclusive community.
www.sttimshd.org [email protected]
S t . T im ot h y ’ s E pi s c o pa l Chu r ch , A pp l e V al le y , CA Ju l y 20 1 4 V ol um e 2 0 N o . 7
St. Timothy’s Times
Worship Schedule
Sundays 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Rite I or II
(No Choir or Sunday School)
10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Rite II (With Organ)
Healing prayer and anointing is offered at both services during the distribution of Holy Eucharist.
Infant/Toddler care available at both services 8 a.m. by Reservation only: For Reservations
Call: (1-760-820-2750)
Wednesdays 12:30 P.M. Healing Service with
Holy Eucharist Rite II
Children’s Sunday School and
Jr./Sr. High Café YES will be
taking a summer hiatus. We
will resume our regular Sunday
meetings in September.
Upcoming Events
July 3 Office Closed
July 4 Happy Independence Day!
July 7 - 12 Weird Animals VBS
July 7, 14, 21, 28 3 p.m. “Life Goes On” Meeting
July 12 5:30 p.m. Luau
July 13, 20, 27 9 a.m. Book Study
July 13, 20 6:30 p.m. Leadership Training
July 14 – Aug 4 Tile Project
July 15 Happy Birthday, Fr. Jeff!
July 23 12:30 p.m. Lydia’s Circle Meets
July 23 – Aug 2 Fr. Jeff on Vacation
Please note
our summer office hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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LIFE GOES ON
If you are struggling with
the loss of a loved one,
please join with Patsy
Winderweedle as we
meet to support each
other while coping with
the changes and feelings.
Our July meetings will
be on Mondays,
July 7, 14, 21, & 28 at
3 p.m. at the church.
Contact
Patsy Winderweedle
at 1-760-927-0644
for more information.
Sunday Fellowship Hour after
both 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. services is
a time for all parishioners to so-
cialize with friends and welcome
visitors. This is an opportunity for
us to show newcomers what a
friendly church family we are.
We need people to sign up on
the refreshment sheet on the bulle-
tin board in the Parish Hall. When
you sign up to support our Fel-
lowship Hour with refreshments,
you will be making coffee and/or
other beverages, providing and
setting out goodies and healthy
snacks, and cleaning up after-
wards. Cleaning up isn’t an exten-
sive job—just rinsing the coffee
pots, turning off the coffee maker,
and removing any remaining food.
If you haven’t done it before, ask
someone at the Vestry table for
assistance. Your help is greatly
appreciated. If you have any ques-
tions, please don’t hesitate to con-
tact Jeanne Bryson, your Fellow-
ship Committee Chair, either via e
-mail at [email protected] or
by phone (760) 220-1317.
Summer Adult Formation Series
Book discussion group: “The Courage to Grow Old” by Barbara Cawthorne Crafton. “I
think growing older is both funny and sad, but mostly it just makes me grateful to be
alive and able to reflect. I have been an Episcopal priest for 33 years and have had
extensive experience in ministering with the elderly. Now, I am growing old myself. I
hate it when people are ashamed of being old. We should be proud!” she proclaims.
Join her in this celebration of life and as we discuss it together at St. Timothy’s in a
discussion convened by Fr. Jeff over four weeks beginning Sunday July 13th
. Books
are now available for anyone who wishes to attend; suggested donation $10.
HELE MEI HOOHIWAHIWA (COME CELEBRATE)! St. Timothy’s Annual
Luau will be on July 12, 2014, from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. We are supporting
Operation School Bell once again with voluntary donations at the door of $5
per person (under 12 years of age free). The Assistance League of Apple Valley
is requesting only cash donations this year so they can purchase the items
needed. The children from Vacation Bible School will sing for us and we will
enjoy a performance by our resident hula ensemble, the Poi Boys. Sign-up sheets are
available at the Vestry table. We need your participation to make this the fun event it has
been for many years. Please come and enjoy a wonderful fellowship opportunity! For
more information, contact Jeanne Bryson at 760-220-1317
2014 Vacation Bible School (VBS) July 7th
- 14th
This year's theme is "Weird Animals. Where Jesus' Love is One-of-a-Kind" We’ll be decorating on Saturday, July 5
th at 9 a.m. and on Sunday,
July 6th after the 10 a.m. services. Volunteers are always welcome! For
more information contact the VBS staff at [email protected].
Celebrate Your Graduates!
They’ve worked hard, accomplished much—announce their
achievements in the September edition of our monthly
newsletter. Please submit a brief paragraph with name,
relationship, school, diploma/degree and date of
graduation (include a photo, too!). Give your info to Betsy
Denison by: 1) putting it in the newsletter cubby in the
church office, or 2) emailing it directly to her at
[email protected] or 3) contacting Charlie at 1-760-
242-2405. We’d appreciate it if you would submit the info
no later than August 15th.
THANK YOU CATHERINE MCDONALD!
With our love,
The Covenant Group
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The youth of St. Tim’s led our Sunday service on July 29th. They offered their
best and, boy, was it the best of the best!!
Thank you for a wonderful Sunday worship service!
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Scholarship ● Character ● Community.
To the Parents, Students, Faculty, Staff, and Community Members of St. Timothy's School:
We are excited to announce that the Board has hired a wonderful new Interim Head of School!
Dr. Betty Creamer has agreed to serve in this capacity effective on July 1, 2014. Dr. Creamer comes to us from rich and exten-
sive history of leading Episcopal Schools around the U.S. and the world.
She has a demonstrated track record of increasing enrollment, developing new sources of funds, and bringing a sense of joy and
new life in the schools she has served. Dr. Creamer has played roles in school accreditation, won awards for fundraising, has prov-
en her technology skills in the classroom and administration, and has a known reputation in the Episcopal School network for the
highest in integrity and living faith in daily work. She has served schools both large and small in a variety of contexts and cultures
and is excited to begin her work at St. Timothy's. Perhaps what impressed us most was her ability to bring humor and easy conver-
sation to every topic we discussed.
Dr. Creamer was selected through a process by the Executive Committee of the Board, and then interviewed by a panel of par-
ents, teachers, board members, and vestry members. All were unanimous that she was a great fit for us. We know that you want to
meet Dr. Creamer, and we look forward in the near future to announcing dates when you may come and meet her in a casual set-
ting.
We are excited about next year and look forward to returning to operations with a full-time Head of School. The three of us, the
School Board, and the Vestry are all ready to rally around her as the focal point and public face and voice of the School, while we
all support her work and vision by joining her in the never-ending work of building the School. Please join us in giving her a warm
Apple Valley welcome as you have the opportunity to meet her!
The 2014-15 Executive Committee of St. Timothy's School
Janis Carlile, The Rev. Jeff Martinhauk, Robert Tarango,
Head of School Rector Board Chair
St. Tim’s Million Word Club 2013-2014 Annabelle Tarango 5,120,489 Dominique Gillette 4,028,250
Renee Cariaso 3,164,629 Eyoel Banko 2,162,282
Erika Cariaso 2,116,310 Bianca Jallorina 2,093,665
Isabela Pendleton 2,039,211 Drew Phillips 1,562,730
Annette Gengler 1,514,011 Gavin Liu 1,429,237
Taylor Fleisch 1,441,443 Robel Banko 1,346,704
Cassondra Tillman 1,140,684 Jennah Ortiz 1,132,201
Brian Martinhauk 1,116,827 Richard Dodd 1,059,424
Nathan Phillips 1,038,510 Vikram Sharma 1,021,927
Patricia Lennon 1,015,802 Total Words Read: 35,544,336
Left: The 3rd/4th grade class of
St. Timothy’s are recognized by the
PMMC for their winning fundraising
efforts!
Right: Mr. Martinez opening the crates
of two rehabilitated sea lions on the
day of their release back into the
ocean.
More info: www.Pacificmmc.org
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St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Clergy The Rev Jeff Martinhauk Rector [email protected]
Officers & Vestry Cari Anderson Senior Warden [email protected]
Todd Tatum Junior Warden [email protected]
Harry Childress Clerk [email protected]
Kathy Kirby Treasurer [email protected]
Jeanne Bryson Vestry [email protected]
Karen Hadsell Vestry [email protected]
Kyle Schell Vestry [email protected]
Mike Haas Vestry [email protected]
Eileen Patterson Vestry [email protected]
Mike Yannone Vestry [email protected]
Staff Heidi Arthurton Organist [email protected]
John Dennison Music Director [email protected]
Manny Feliciano Sexton [email protected]
Debbie Japs Child Care [email protected]
Charlie Redl Office Administrator [email protected]
Ministry Leaders Acolytes Gary Henry [email protected]
Altar Guild Catherine McDonald [email protected]
Café YES (Youth) Kim Verduzco [email protected]
Child/Youth/Family Cmtee Brandi Mayo [email protected]
Choir/Music John Dennison [email protected]
Cleaning Crews John Walker [email protected]
Communications Kyle Schell [email protected]
Covenant Groups Catherine McDonald [email protected]
Fellowship Jeanne Bryson [email protected]
Fundraising Stacy Perreira [email protected]
Greeters Cathy Doub [email protected]
Healing Ministry Fr. Jeff [email protected]
Lay Eucharistic Ministers Harry Childress [email protected]
Lectors Frank McDonald [email protected]
Lydia’s Circle (Women’s) Camille Walker [email protected]
Nursery John McClung
Operation School Bell (Outreach) Cindy Freymueller [email protected]
Outreach Todd Tatum [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Group Cari Anderson [email protected]
St. Timothy’s Times Betsy Denison [email protected]
Sunday School (Children) Brandi Mayo [email protected]
Ushers Donnie Redl [email protected]
Vacation Bible School Brandi Mayo [email protected]
Welcoming Don & Donna Filadelfia [email protected]
February 2014
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S t . T imo thy ’s Ep i s copa l Chur ch Ju ly 2014 Vo lume 20 No. 7 15757 S t . T imo thy ’ s Road App le Va l l ey , CA 92307 (760) 242 -2405 www.s t t imshd .org emai l—of f i ce@st t imshd .org
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O God, our times are in your hand: Look with favor, we pray on your servants as they
begin another year. Grant that they may grow in wisdom and grace, and strengthen their
trust in your goodness all the days of their lives; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
God loves you.
No exceptions. The Episcopal Church Welcomes You.
Giana Padilla 1
Micah Padilla 1
Bill Workman 1
Brian Mayo 2
Xavier Mayo 2
Reese Robsahm 5
Ryleigh Robsahm 5
Jacqueline Medeiros 7
Ron Moore 8
Andrew Henderson 10
Mercedes Gonzales 12
Donald Medeiros 12
Doris Feliciano 14
Rev. Jeff Martinhauk 15
Donna Piraino 16
Horace Tucker 16
Jose Padilla 20
Jessica Cliff 21
Raegan Robsahm 21
Elizabeth Heald 25
Sylvia Hara 28
Cindy Freymueller 29
