Remembering the Faithful Departed | St. Thomas Episcopal Church

All Saints Day is more than a day.

It is three days to give thanks and remember those who have crossed the threshold from this life to the life to come whose faith still inspires us today.

All Saints Eve (aka Halloween, October 31) acknowledges the reality of death and reminds us that we have nothing to fear because nothing separates us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. That’s why we have fun on this day.

All Saints Day (November 1) focuses on saints remembered by the whole Church who were clear examples of the life of Christ in their day. We give thanks for their witness and pray to be like them.

The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed (aka All Souls Day, November 2) honors the entire communion of saints, those known by many or known only to us. It celebrates their eternal life with God from which they pray for us and share in God’s mission of love in the world.

All Saints Sunday (the first Sunday after All Saints, November 3 this year) often gathers all of these purposes into one day, hopefully without losing the importance of each observance.

Join us for these events celebrating all the Saints!

Remembering Beloved Saints

A meaningful All Saints custom at St. Thomas is the remembrance of those who have gone before us in the faith. To add a name to our necrology (a list of names of those who have died), please complete the form below or email to office@stthoma...
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We are a church of loving, committed and searching Christians who value diversity and cherish the gifts of young and old alike. We welcome ALL God’s children into our sacramental community, respecting the dignity of every person as we are called to a ministry of reconciliation and inclusion. You are welcome here as God’s own.

Like the apostle Thomas, we encounter the risen Christ in our lives together and find ourselves transformed.

We invite you to worship, learn, and serve with us!

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We know finding a church can be hard. We were all new to St. Thomas once, so let us tell you a little about ourselves.

We are named for the apostle Thomas, whose life was changed when he encountered the risen Christ. His confession of faith, “My Lord and my God,” is printed above our altar.

Like Thomas, we encounter the risen Christ in our life together and find our lives transformed. We invite you to worship, learn, and serve with us.

I'm New

St. Thomas was founded in 1958 and is a congregation of about 400-600 people. A few folks have been here for a long time, but a lot of us are newcomers! Some of us grew up as Episcopalians, some of us came from other Christian traditions, and some of us have no religious background at all!

Who We Are

It is easy to join St. Thomas as a member. Just tell us you want to belong, and we'll enroll you as a baptized member of the congregation. If you've never been baptized, contact Rev. Grace to schedule a time for Holy Baptism. We look forward to being in touch with you.

Contact Patty in the church office at [email protected] with questions.

Joining St. Thomas

We are grateful for God’s provision through all who give to St. Thomas.

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St. Thomas is Crossing Many Thresholds

• Entering new spaces

• Welcoming more people

• Building our staff

• Expanding our service and witness

• Worshiping in new ways

• Following Jesus with joy

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Rolling Out the Welcome Mat: St. Thomas 2024 Ministry Offerings

Each August, we invite parishioners to sign up for different ways to learn and serve together through our annual Ministry Offering. This online form lists many ways to serve and participate, and they all have to do with welcome!

How might you help St. Thomas extend our welcome in the coming year?

Click here for the 2024-2025 Ministry Sign-Up Form.

When the Nave and Chapel of St. Thomas were dedicated in 1972, the congregation knew they had built a space for more than themselves.

They did this for future members of St. Thomas. This did this for the wider community. They did this for us and for all who will come after us.

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