We, the baptized ministers of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, declare Christ’s Mission for us: to grow as a Church in the spiritual strength of community and to care, reach out, and include all people in Christ’s love.
Our worship today begins in Hudson Hall.
Our worship today begins in Hudson Hall.
Join your staff Monday-Thursday for the service of Noonday prayer. Every day that the office is open, we gather in the nave at noon to pray together. Come pray with us. If you need to stop by the office, stop by around noon and join us in prayer. The service takes about 15 minutes or so.
Join your staff Monday-Thursday for the service of Noonday prayer. Every day that the office is open, we gather in the nave at noon to pray together. Come pray with us. If you need to stop by the office, stop by around noon and join us in prayer. The service takes about 15 minutes or so.
During the Last Supper, Jesus gave his disciples a new commandment (mandatum in Latin, whi …
During the Last Supper, Jesus gave his disciples a new commandment (mandatum in Latin, which is where Maundy comes from) – that the should love one another. They shared a meal, which transformed into what we celebrate as holy communion. And Jesus washed his disciples’ feet. We’ll remember this night in two ways:
At 6:00 PM, we’ll gather in Hudson Hall for a potluck Agapé meal (agapé is Greek for love) which is similar to how the earliest Christians celebrated holy communion. At 7:30 PM, we’ll proceed to the sanctuary for a worship service that recalls all the elements of this fateful night which culminates with Jesus’ betrayal and arrest in the garden of Gethsemane.
You are welcome to attend either dinner or worship or both dinner and worship.
Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday. Join our worship, starting in Hudson Hall or worship wi …
Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday. Join our worship, starting in Hudson Hall or worship with us on Zoom.
Our Welcome Table Family Service gives families a chance to worship together in a more inf …
Our Welcome Table Family Service gives families a chance to worship together in a more informal way. We meet in Hudson Hall (our parish hall on the west side of the building). We pray. We listen to a Gospel story about Jesus. We reflect on that story together. And we share Holy Communion with home-made bread. After worship we divide by ages for a time of learning (Preschool-grade 3, Grades 4-8, High School, and Adults). Then we share a meal together. Join us!
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