I’m an Episcopal priest, husband to Bryna, father to Benedict (12) and Zachary (11), and “master” to Delilah (about 50 in dog years). Since 2009 I’ve been the rector of the Episcopal Parish of St. John the Evangelist in Hingham, Massachusetts (on the South Shore of Boston). I’ve also served parishes in Maryland and New York.
When I’m not tending to my parish, hanging out with my family, or writing, I can usually be found drinking good coffee — not that drinking coffee and these other activities are mutually exclusive.
I hope you’ll visit my website at www.frtim.com to find out more about me, read some excerpts from my book “What Size are God’s Shoes: Kids, Chaos & the Spiritual Life” (Morehouse, 2008), and check out some recent sermons.
Blessings,
Tim+
Dear Tim,
I had 14 minutes on your blog tonight – and delightful minutes they were!
Congratulations on this new beginning!
All the best as you blog with the rest,
Pam
Thanks, Pam. Just remember, you’ll never get those 14 minutes back!!
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