St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church is a Winston-Salem parish in the Catholic tradition of Anglicanism and a member of the Diocese of North Carolina. Its life centers on the Holy Eucharist, prayer, adoration, formation, witness, and service. Children’s formation, adult learning, choir, youth prayer and study, retreats, mission trips, and service opportunities connect the parish’s historic liturgy with growth in faith and love of neighbor.

Sunday begins with fifteen-minute Morning Prayer at 7:00 a.m. Low Mass follows at 7:30 in the chapel using traditional Rite I language and usually ends by 8:20. The 9:00 Low Mass uses modern Rite II language with choir, while the 11:00 Solemn Mass uses Rite I, chant, incense, choir, and three sacred ministers. Evening Prayer or Evensong and Benediction begins at 5:00. Formation meets between the principal Masses from 10:15 to 10:45, followed by refreshments after 9:00 and 11:00. A professional nursery with trained, checked, CPR-certified sitters serves children through age three at both services. Grades six through twelve gather Wednesday for dinner and fellowship, with middle-school formation 6:00–6:30 and high-school formation 7:00–8:00. Public pages do not specify dress, parking, accessibility, child check-in or pickup, Communion guidance for visitors, or livestream timing.

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