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.
- 2-Aug-2026 — Tenth Sunday after Pentecost

Worship with us at 8:30 AM or 10:15 AM in the Sanctuary. The 8:30 service is also live-streamed.
Back to School Blessing
During worship, we will bless all who return to school — students, teachers, administrators, and school staff. Stop in the narthex and create a backpack tag to remind them of this blessing through the year.Collecting “Loaves and Fishes”
Return to school time for our youngest students coincides with the reading of the familiar story of Jesus and his disciples feeding five thousand with 5 loaves and 2 fishes. To mark this occasion the St. Thomas Mission Committee will be collecting foil packets or cans of fish and small packages of cornbread, biscuit, or muffin mixes. These items will be donated to Community Kitchen’s Backpack Buddies program and Pantry 279’s Food Bank. Items will be collected at church this Sunday, August 2 during both services. Shop locally or through our Amazon wish list.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. - 26-Jul-2026 — Ninth Sunday after Pentecost

Worship with us at 8:30 AM in the Sanctuary. The 8:30 service is also live-streamed.
Worship with us in creation 11 AM at the Sycamore Shelter at Lower Cascades Park. Seating is picnic tables, so bring a lawn chair if it would be more comfortable for you.
We’ll enjoy a potluck lunch afterward — bring a dish to share and table service for your family.
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. - 19-Jul-2026 — Eighth Sunday after Pentecost

Worship with us at 8:30 AM or 10:15 AM in the Sanctuary. The 8:30 service is also live-streamed.
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 (Rebekah Arnold).
Worship bulletin.
Earlier worship posts are on our Worship page.
See the upcoming Schedule for Worship Leaders.




















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