St. Timothy, our patron saint, exercised pastoral care over early Christian churches during the first century AD. Personal letters from his mentor, Paul the Apostle, provide relevant instruction for the Church today. As taught in these canonical writings and based upon multiple proofs, we uphold the Holy Scripture as the authoritative Word of God. The biblical and Christ-honoring liturgy of the traditional Anglican Book of Common Prayer is used in our worship.

It is our joy to testify, through historical and present-day witnesses, of God's faithfulness and of Christ's transforming love.

From seeds of faith sown by three, the St. Timothy's Reformed Episcopal Mission was formed in 2004 in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Today St. Timothy's Anglican Church provides a place for traditional worship, vibrant service, and warm fellowship under the leadership of the Rev. Rondal Martin, Rector of St. Timothy's Church.

Worship services center on the celebration of Holy Communion; Christian education is offered for children, youth, and adults; opportunities for service and fellowship engage all ages. Corporate and personal worship is supported through vocal and instrumental music, Scripture, teaching, and the liturgy. Children worship in their own chapel, then join adults for the Holy Eucharist. The Body life at St. Timothy's includes participation in worship ministries, Bible studies, Catechism classes, weekly potlucks, youth and children's ministries, special events, and intercessory prayer.

St. Timothy's Church is a member of the Reformed Episcopal Church and part of the Diocese of Mid-America. Our diocese is one of 20 united within the Anglican Church in North America. Anglican jurisdictions in North and South America have combined to form the Federation of Anglican Churches in the Americas. Aid to Anglican communities in the Global South, including South American and African countries, is coordinated through The Anglican Relief and Development Fund, an outreach ministry of North American Anglicans.