This Episcopal Church Welcomes YouSt. Timothy's belongs to the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon and takes her place alongside sister parishes and dioceses throughout the worldwide Anglican communion.
At St. Timothy’s we believe that the first priority of any Christian community is the worship of God. There can be no more important activity for Christians than coming together for the purpose of worshipping our Creator and Redeemer. All other ministry is grounded in this worship: the liturgy is the training ground for service in the world. Won’t you join us? You are always welcome! |
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A notice about worship at St. Timothy's during the coronavirus pandemic
+ We are streaming a Holy Eucharist service on Zoom at 8 AM on Sundays. Please contact the Parish Office for an invitation.
+ We are also celebrating Morning Prayer on Zoom every Sunday morning at 10 AM. Please contact the Parish Office for an invitation.
+ We are streaming a Holy Eucharist service on Zoom at 8 AM on Sundays. Please contact the Parish Office for an invitation.
+ We are also celebrating Morning Prayer on Zoom every Sunday morning at 10 AM. Please contact the Parish Office for an invitation.
+ We have made various spiritual formation resources available, as well as information about other worship options during this season on our Spiritual Formation Resources page.
Location (Scroll Down for Mailing Address)St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
3295 Ladd Ave. NE Salem, Oregon We're right next to Interstate 5. Just take the Market Street exit, head west, and turn left on Savage Road. We're the church shaped like a pyramid--or a modified oast house, according to some. |
Contact UsPhone:
503-363-0601 Fax: 503-363-1235 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 7416 Salem, OR 97303 |
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Our Mission Statement
We gather to experience the Holy Trinity through Scripture, worship, study and fellowship. Receiving and reflecting God’s love and grace, we are sent out to love and serve our neighbor, see the Christ in others, and share the Gospel by the example of our everyday lives.
We gather to experience the Holy Trinity through Scripture, worship, study and fellowship. Receiving and reflecting God’s love and grace, we are sent out to love and serve our neighbor, see the Christ in others, and share the Gospel by the example of our everyday lives.