News and Announcements

Parish Calendar

Prayer List for the Week

February NewsLetter

Server Schedule

Six Precepts of the Church

About Pledging

Who was St. Timothy ?

Why do we use incense ?

Advent


4201 Mitchell Boulevard - Fort Worth, Texas 76119 - 817-536-7856

"Fort Worth, Texas is the city where the West begins and where our heritage is an important part of who we are. At St. Timothy's we value tradition, too, and invite you to join friendly people worshiping God in a reverent, meaningful and historic manner every Sunday."

Father Christopher C. Stainbrook, SSC, Vicar


Mission Statement: St.Timothy's Church is a traditional Anglican-Catholic parish made up of Christians whose purpose is to worship and glorify God, spread His Holy Gospel, and maintain the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Faith as once delivered to the saints.

Location: St.Timothy's is located in the southeast section of Fort Worth, Texas, across the street from the Glen Garden Country Club. Get Map  



Ash Wednesday - February 17th
"Remember O man that Dust Thou Art and
to Dust Thou Shalt Return"

9:30 a.m. -- Low Mass with Ashes
10:00 a.m. Confessions
              +
7:00 p.m.-- Confessions
7:30p.m. -- Solemn Mass with Ashes


Q&A about Lent    Click here >>>
Making Your Lenen Rule   Click here >>>
Friday Night Dinners and Services During Lent   Click here >>>


Victoria 1st Communion

Victoria and Fr. Stainbrook

All Saints' 2009 - Baptisms and First Communion.

photos >>>

Pictured: Fr. Stainbrook, Fr. Charles Hough, IV and Fr. Chris Guptill

Congratulations to Fr. Christopher Stainbrook on the 15th Anniversary of his installation as Vicar of St. Timothy's.


The Gospel
The Gospel
The Feast of the Assumption - August 15th, 2009
photos >>>

Trunk or treat
The Trunk or Treat Event
October 2009
photos >>>




ECW Salad Lunch, 2009 photos >>>
Vacation Church School, 2009 photos >>>
Bishop Iker's Visitation – 2009 photos >>>
Palm Sunday Procession – 2009 photos >>>
EYC Trip to Kimball Art Museum – 2009 photos >>>




St. Timothy's is the only church in the Diocese of Fort Worth
possessing a fully authenticated Relic of its patron Saint.
A tangible connection to one of the earliest Christian communities.

Why Do We Venerate Relics? Click here>>>





Relic of St. Timothy in a Gothic reliquary at St. Timothy's Church.





Inside the Seal of the Diocese of Fort Worth

A book is always the perfect gift !

"The Voice of a Priest"
Click book icon for details.




For comments, suggestions or problems with this website, click the "Contact Us" virtual button above.