Our special place in the world is that through our work together, the people of St. Louis will be listened to, will be loved in a Jesus kind of way, will discover a practical living faith in the one true God and in Jesus Christ and leading others to the same so that they too will find healing for the things that have hurt and wounded them in their real life as they come to listen to the voice of God, love others as they have been loved, bring the faith into their lives, and lead others to the same. Inviting people to something real for real life.
Our German Style Christmas Market is an annual event for our community. Join us for a great day to meet people, buy unique and handmade gifts, and just take in the experience.
Event is on Saturday, December 7th from 11:00am to 6:00pm
Service of Holden Evening Prayer & Preaching
Wednesday, Dec 4, Dec 11, Dec 18 - 5 pm & 7 pm
Meals hosted by ministry teams at 5:45 pm
Dear Timothy friends,
We want to alert you to a scam that has recently surfaced in our community. Some of
you may have received text messages that appear to come from Pastor Dinger, but
they are not legitimate.
These messages are not the result of Timothy being hacked or breached. They are
attempts to deceive recipients and may ask for money, gifts, or personal information.
Please be cautious and do not respond to any text message that seems unusual or
asks for anything out of the ordinary. Be assured that Timothy Lutheran Church staff will
never request financial help or personal favors via text message or email.
If you receive a suspicious message, please delete it immediately and report it to the
church office.
Unfortunately, we cannot stop these types of scams. But, here are some tips below to
help protect yourself against scams.
4 Signs of a Scam (https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-avoid-scam):
1. Scammers pretend to be someone you know: they may try to impersonate a
utility company or a government agency such as Medicare, the Social Security
Administration, or the IRS. They can use phone technology that masks the
number they are calling from.
2. Scammers say there’s a PROBLEM or a PRIZE: They might say you owe
money, that a family member is in trouble, that you have a computer virus, or that
there is a problem with an account. They might also say that you have won a
sweepstakes.
3. Scammers pressure you to act immediately: They may threaten you with
phony legal action.
4. Scammers tell you to pay in a specific way: They often ask for payment in the
form of cryptocurrency, wired funds, using a payment app, or by gift cards.
Peace in Christ,
Timothy Lutheran Church
Mother's Day Out will be closed this Friday 12/6.
Apologies for any inconvenience.