Saint Thomas the Apostle
Episcopal Church
Saint Thomas the Apostle
Episcopal Church
Sunday mornings at St. Thomas offer two ways to enter into worship, each rooted in the same liturgical tradition and grounded in Scripture, prayer, and the celebration of God’s presence among us. We welcome all people—baptized or not—who are seeking a deeper understanding of God.
At 8:00 AM, we gather for a spoken service of Holy Eucharist (Rite II), marked by quiet reflection and simplicity.
At 10:30 AM, worship is supported by choir and musicians, adding depth and beauty through music. During this service, children are invited into Godly Play, where they explore faith through story, wonder, and hands-on engagement.
Whether you are seeking stillness or song, there is a place for you here.
Bring your children. Really! At St. Thomas, children are not a distraction from worship, they are part of it. Their voices, their movement, even their wiggles and whispers are signs of life in the body of the church. You don’t need to step out when things get a little loud. You don’t need to apologize for a restless morning. You are welcome here, exactly as you are.
We’ve created a space in the sanctuary just for them, a unique prayground
where children of all ages can sit, play quietly, color, hold a stuffed friend, or simply be near the rhythm of worship while it unfolds around them. It’s not separate from the service. It’s within it.
We believe children learn to worship not by being removed from it, but by being immersed in it. They watch. They listen. They absorb more than it might seem. They see you stand, kneel, pray, and sing … and over time, those moments take root.
So come, even if it feels messy. Come if your morning was chaotic. Come.
You belong here.
And so do your children.
Our 10:30 AM service is streamed live on our YouTube channel. You can join in real time or watch a replay later in the day. The livestream typically begins a few minutes early with a brief prelude before the service starts.
Closed captions are usually available within 24 hours for those who need them.
Sermons follow the Revised Common Lectionary and are also available as a podcast, along with weekly reflections from Fr. Mike. These can be accessed anytime and subscribed to for ongoing listening here.
Copies of the current and last Service Bulletins (weekly order of service) are linked below and also shared online and linked in our midweek email and alongside each livestream. If you would like to receive the midweek email, please contact Ellen Mastin, our Parish Communicator.
We hope you’ll join us, in person or online, as you are able.