LWML Mission Statement:  The mission of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League is to assist each woman of The Lutheran Church - Missiouri Synod in affirming her relationship with the Triune God so that she is enabled to use her gifts in ministry to the people of the world.

Mite-y Angels Monthly Meeting

Next Meeting: 11 Mayl 2019 at 10.00a

2018-2019 Officers:  Linda Olson, President; Robin Friesheim, Vice-President; Rochelle Cohen, Secretary; Julia Ahlquist, Treasurer

Thanks to Hyde Park Community for donating monies for takeout soups. We will resume soup offerings 07 Decemter 2019, 10a-11a

Upcoming Events

Author Janet J. Schliff will be presenting excerpts from her book "What Ever Happened to My White Picket Fence?" on Sunday, 5 May 2019 - 11:30 am - Fellowship Hall, Lower level. All welcome.

Take-out Soups on display 01 December 2018

2018 Fall Festival at Hackett Hill, Hyde Park on 22 September. Pictured l-r: Pastor Wayne, Robin Friesheim, Rochelle Cohen and Elaine Cohen.

Fall Fest: Pictured l-r: Linda Olson, Robin Friesheim, Rochelle Cohen and Elaine Cohen

L-R: Julia Ahlquist, Treasurer; Linda Olson, President; Rochelle Cohen, Secretary

Not pictured: Robin Friesheim, Vice-President

Information about the Helping Hands Knitting Group has moved to the Ministries Page.

Father's Day Luncheon - 21 June 2015

Pictures from the Mid-Hudson Zone LWML Spring Rally. Sisters from several congregations met at St. Timothy to share a special day of fellowship. We shared breakfast, was led by Pastor Olson in a prayer service, and participated in making personalized shopping bags. Our special speaker was Joan Berube who presented an interesting talk on "When Beacon was the Hat Capital of the USA". Atlantic District LWML President Lillian Biddle informed us of the missions we are currently funding. Donations were brought in of cat and dog foods that are being donated to the Dutchess County SPCA.

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President: Linda Olson
Vice-President: Robin Friesheim

Treasurer: Julia Ahlquist
Secretary: Rochelle Cohen

Recognizing a need and desire for involvement in community and worldwide projects, the

 Mite-y Angels at St. Timothy was established in June of 2009, with officially becoming a LWML Society on April 24, 2010. The Mite-y Angels meet on the second Saturday monthly to plan for upcoming events, discuss future projects and utilize time in fostering leadership among the women. We place an emphasis on spiritual growth, mentoring, mission, outreach, projects and special events.

Listed below are some of our current and past projects:

1. Silent Auction
2. Tag & Bake Sale
3. Annual LWML Sunday every October
4. Christmas Luncheon/Dinner
5. Blood Drive
6. In conjunction with the Hyde Park Historical Society our congregation responds annually to request for holiday cookies for the sailors of the USS Roosevelt
7. Participated in Lutheran World Relief "Baskets of Promise" providing personal care and fabric kits.
8. Stamp collection to benefit the Interpreter's Fund for the Deaf
9. Provide food and monies for the animals at the Hyde Park Animal Shelter.
10. Grant proposal submitted and approved by the Atlantic District LWML for Art and Music Enrichment Classes for Lutheran Care Center
11. Attendance at Atlantic District LWML Convention and Zone meetings
12. Established participation in the Linking Care in Congregations
13. Provide refreshments for Circuit meetings held at St. Timothy
14. Provide an annual "Backpack and School Supplies" drive for Hyde Park schools
15. Donations in response to natural disasters.
16. Coordination of Fellowship Hour
17. Coordination of Adopt-a-Family at Thanksgiving and Christmas
18. Donations to Mercy Ships
19. Donations to Grace Smith House
20. Host to Mid-Hudson Zone 2015 Spring Rally
21. Donations to Concordia Seminary Guild, St. Louis, MO (provides assistance to seminary students)
22. Annual Coat Drive
23. Lutheran Braille Workers
24. Hope on a Mission
25. Adopt-a-Student from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO
26. Hosted Seminar on Death & Dying led by Rev. Jon Hodges - 12 January 2019