St. Timothy's Anglican Church

A long-time Virginian, Paul Hubbard was confirmed  in 1976 at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Norfolk. After a 20 year Naval career, Paul attended seminary to prepare for service as an Anglican Priest. He holds a B.S. from Excelsior College in New York with a major in Sociology. Theologically, his academic emphasis has been in the area of the literary and historical integrity of the New Testament materials.

Paul is married with 4-grown and 3-young children. He and his wife, Jeanne, met in a church choir and continue to sing, play recorders, and continue to study liturgical music.

Who was St. Timothy?

 St. Timothy was the first Bishop of Ephesus.  You may remember him better as the young man the Apostle Paul took with him on his missionary journeys.  His mother was Jewish and his father was a Gentile.

St. Timothy was martyred for his preaching against the worship of idols, specifically the worship of the goddess Diana.  He was beaten and stoned to death. His martyr's symbolic shield is a red shield with a club surrounded by stones.

Church Times and Location

We conduct a short, informal service of Evening Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer on Sunday night at 7:30 for inquirers who want to know how St. Timothy's can serve as their parish home. Each service is followed by Coffee Hour and Open Discussion about the day's lessons.  Families are welcome and encouraged to participate in the liturgy.

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If you can't make our Sunday Evening Service, but will still like an opportunity to worship, email us  st.timothys@verizon.net