But the angel said to them,
“Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.”
Luke 2:10
Weekly Update
October 9-16, 2026
St. Thomas Week at a Glance
8:00am ~ Holy Eucharist Eucharist, Rite I
9:15am ~ Adult Formation
9:15am ~ Children’s Formation
10:15am ~ Holy Eucharist Eucharist, Rite II
5:00pm ~ Bach Vespers
Monday 10/12
8:30am ~ St. Thomas Men’s Group
9:00am ~ Women on the Journey
1:00pm ~ Sacred Sisters
Tuesday 10/13
1:30pm ~ Thomaston Meadows Bible Study
7:00pm ~ Finance Meeting
Wednesday 10/14
6:00pm ~ St. Thomas Dinner Club
Thursday 10/15
5:30pm ~ Choristers Rehearsal
7:00pm ~ Parish Choir Rehearsal
You Make All the Difference! Our Annual Giving Pledge Campaign for 2027 is officially underway!
As we begin this year’s campaign, we do so with tremendous gratitude for the generosity and commitment that make the ministry of St. Thomas possible. Our Vestry has once again taken the lead by making their own pledges, and we invite everyone at St. Thomas to join them in supporting the year ahead.
This is an exciting season in the life of our parish. As we celebrate 150 years of St. Thomas, we give thanks for all those whose generosity built and sustained this church—and we look ahead with excitement to the ministry that is still unfolding.
This year, we ask you to prayerfully consider increasing your level of giving by 5% to help us meet the challenges of inflation and to keep us growing. Your pledge helps us plan faithfully for the coming year and supports the worship, formation, music, outreach, fellowship, and pastoral care that are at the heart of our life together. Every gift matters, and every pledge helps strengthen the ministry we share.
Stay informed about all the latest happenings in the Diocese by following this link:
{e}Connections Newsletter
St. Thomas Prayer List
Annie, Barrett, the Brewer family, Bunny, Clara, Dexter, Donna, Gerald, Geordi, Jim, Joan, Joyce, Katherine, Kenny, Kevin, Lee, Lilly, Lynn, Lynne, Nancy, Sam, the Smith family, the Stortch family, Susan, Tasha, Tim, Vivian, and our shut-in parishioners and their caregivers, and all those affected by natural disasters, storms, fires, and human tragedies, especially the peoples of Ukraine, Central Africa, Nepal, and the Holy Land; and for the first responders and the aid and relief efforts that continue around the world.
