You are welcome at St. Thomas. As disciples of Christ who value the faith, gifts, and ministry of all God’s people and seek justice, racial equity, and reconciliation, we welcome all God’s children to an inclusive community. This welcome is extended without exception and regardless of sex, race, national origin, educational background, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, physical and mental ability, age, or economic condition.
We’re a congregation that values questions. How can we lead one another to more faithful discipleship? How can we form our children in the faith, practice, and ethics of this faith community? How can we help to build a society that is more fair, more just, and more inclusive? How can we help to dismantle the racist structures that distort our nation? How can we resist threats to Earth’s beautiful and sacred climate?
All these are serious questions, ultimate questions, because Jesus calls us here and now to love God and our neighbors. We’re searching – through shared study, through worship, through service, through prayer – to find, not ultimate answers, but simply the next steps to take. It’s hard work. We invite you to join us in the search.
Our regular Sunday worship is at 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM with learning opportunities (Sunday School) in between services. In summer, we worship at 8:30 AM and 10:15 AM with no Sunday School. The 8:30 AM worship service is live-streamed on the St. Thomas YouTube channel.
At communion, everyone is welcome. This includes doubters, young children, and folks who have yearned for this feast. Come forward and receive hand-torn bread or gluten-free wafers and pink wine or red grape juice.
Sunday School opportunities for all ages are described on the Grow page. Special events are mentioned in the weekly posts below.
- 3-Apr-2026 — Holy Wednesday Healing Service
As we continue to ponder our Lord’s passion, our own brokenness and need for healing is often exposed. At this gentle service, prayer and the laying on of hands are offered to all who are in pain, bereaved, feeling hopeless, needing forgiveness, or wanting to show mercy. Pr. Adrianne will preach at 7 p.m. in Heritage Hall.
This service will not be livestreamed.
- 2-Apr-2026 — Maundy Thursday
As Jesus gathered with his disciples on the evening before his death, we gather to wash feet and hands, share the Holy Meal, strip the altar, and so begin the Great Three Days that lead through the cross to the empty tomb. The choir will sing Ethan McGrath’s Prayer of St. Patrick, in which we acknowledge Christ’s presence in all aspects of our lives. Pr. Adrianne will offer a children’s message and Pr. Lecia will preach at 7 PM in the Worship Space.
The livestream of the service is available on the St. Thomas YouTube channel or directly through the links here.
Video of the live worship on YouTube. Children’s Message. Sermon.
Worship bulletin. - 3-Apr-2026 — Good Friday
Worship with us at noon in Heritage Hall or 7 PM in the worship space.
When John Coltrane recorded A Love Supreme in 1964, it was immediately recognized as a masterpiece. The album—its four pieces—is emotional, full of both lament and hope. Weaving through the pieces will be readings from the Passion according to John, poems and passages, and reflections by Pr. Adrianne at noon in Heritage Hall.
On this day, we look to the cross, where Jesus draws all people to himself. In the evening, readings from the Passion according to Mark are complemented by songs and growing darkness. The service includes prayers of ever widening circles as we pray for the world for which Christ died. The service concludes as we honor the cross as the sign of forgiveness, healing, and salvation. The choral anthem, When Jesus Wept by William Billings, a solemn a cappella round, reminds us of Christ’s humanity and ultimate sacrifice on the cross. Pr. Adrianne will preach, Pr. Lecia will offer a children’s message, and the choir will sing at 7 PM in the Worship Space.
The livestream of the 7 PM service is available on the St. Thomas YouTube channel or directly through the links here.
Video of the live worship on YouTube. Children’s Message. Sermon.
Worship bulletin. - 4-Apr-2026 — Easter Vigil Service of Joy
Worship with us at noon at 7 PM in Heritage Hall.
At this most fun, unique, and unexpected worship service of the year, we gather around fire, water, bread and wine to tell the story of salvation. We proclaim the stories of God’s faithfulness and salvation throughout history as we proclaim Christ, the one who brings life out of death. Worship will begin as we light the new fire and then move into Heritage Hall for a time of storytelling and Holy Communion.
There is no livestream for this service.
- 5-Apr-2026 — Resurrection of Our Lord
Worship with us at 8:30 AM or 11 AM in the Sanctuary. The 8:30 service is also live-streamed on our YouTube channel.
With shouts of joy we proclaim the crucified Christ, risen from the dead, which secures our own victory over death. Together we look for signs of new life which emerges even when things appear uncertain. Pr. Lecia will offer a children’s message, Pr. Adrianne will preach, the choir will sing Easter Anthem by William Billings—one of the oldest and most joyful American anthems, and brass will accompany our worship.
Between services, enjoy an Easter breakfast.
The livestream service is available on the St. Thomas YouTube channel or directly through the links here.
Video of the live worship on YouTube. Children’s Message. Sermon.
Worship bulletin.
Earlier worship posts are on our Worship page.
See the upcoming Schedule for Worship Leaders.
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