St. Timothy's in-the-Valley Episcopal Church

09/04/2026

The Pilgrim Course begins next Thursday at 7:00 p.m.—in person or on Zoom!
Join us for Turning to Christ as we learn, reflect, and grow in faith together.

https://youtu.be/cNCxhrMiPt0

08/23/2026

Join us tomorrow for Back-to-School Prayers & Treats! 🎒📚✏️

We’ll pray for students, teachers, and school staff as we begin a new school year—and there will be treat bags for the kids!

⛪ 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.

All are welcome! 💙

08/22/2026

Come join us tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. for Holy Eucharist!

We’ll also have back-to-school prayers and treat bags as we begin another school year. We’d love to see you there! All are welcome!

3434 Teays Valley Road
Hurricane, WV 25526

08/15/2026

Join us for worship tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. All are welcome! We’d love to have you with us.

3434 Teays Valley Road
Hurricane, WV 25526

08/07/2026

Anglican worship in America traces back to Jamestown in 1607. That means Episcopal roots in this country go back more than 160 years before the Declaration of Independence.

08/02/2026

Next Generation accepting new roles under their wings🪽

08/02/2026

Come join us for worship Sundays at 10:30am & 6:30pm. All are welcome!

07/24/2026

For those who would like to support flood recovery efforts, you may make a specially designated donation through St. Timothy’s over the next few weeks, and we will forward those gifts to the Diocese to assist with relief efforts.

If you prefer, you may also give directly using the link below.

Thank you for your generosity and continued prayers for all those affected by the flooding.

Heavy rains on July 21 brought significant flooding to communities around the state, especially Lewis, Upshur, and Raleigh Counties. As emergency crews assess the impact, the Diocese will share how we can best support our neighbors in the days ahead.

Please consider a financial gift to the disaster response through the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia: wvdiocese.org/donate — designate "Disaster Response" as the fund — or a special offering in your congregations over the next few weeks in order to support the longterm recovery ahead.

Please hold the people of our affected communities in your prayers as they navigate the days and weeks ahead.

Holy God, be present now with all those affected by the flooding across our state. Comfort those who have lost homes, possessions, and any sense of safety. Strengthen the hands of first responders and relief workers, and give wisdom to those coordinating the response. Draw us together in generosity and compassion, that no one may walk through this alone. In Christ's name. Amen.

07/22/2026

Over the past 24 hours, communities throughout West Virginia have been devastated by extreme weather including rain, flooding, and high winds, and diocesan leaders are working to connect with congregations in affected areas. The full extent of damage is still being determined; power outages, inaccessible roads, and the timing of some of the the storms in the evening means that the light of this new day will help responder assess damage and determine needs.

For now, we pray for all those experiencing flooding, including those responding to the flooding.

God of compassion,
you hear the cries of all who are in trouble or distress;
accept our prayers for those whose lives are affected by storms and flooding:
strengthen them in their hour of need,
grant them perseverance and courage to face the future
and be to them a firm foundation on which to build their lives;
this we ask through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.

(Prayer from The Church of England)