The Great Cookie Festival of 2019 was a huge success! Much sugar was consumed, many smiles were smiled, some naps may have been taken. Thank you to everyone who participated in the cookie swap and tasting (yum!) and in the … Continue reading →

  Meet two of our young preachers, Maiiya and Scott. Both are relatively new members of St. Thomas’ (though they’ve both been among us longer than you think!). They, along with Sarah Ternay, are the driving energy behind our Advent … Continue reading →

This week St. Thomas’ is hosting four families through IHN / Family Promise. These are children and adults, women and men, who have a warm, safe place to sleep and a hearty meal at the end of each day thanks … Continue reading →

Kitchen of Hope gave away 80+ turkeys last weekend! Disciples of Jesus look for ways to share with others the good things in life that we enjoy ourselves. Thank you to everyone who came out for an extra Kitchen of … Continue reading →

Sarah Ternay organized a fabulous potluck and game night last Sunday night! Thank you to Sarah and to everyone who came out to make it a delightful time of laughter and togetherness. And lots of great food!

St. Thomas’ once again (for the 92nd time!) pulled together to offer our locally famous Ham & Oyster supper on Election Day!

Making Pepper Hash! ‘Tis the season for hair nets, large knives, and working together with friends, new and old.

This weekend has become an annual trifecta: Grungy Sunday plus the Crop Walk plus Pizza and Pumpkins. At St. Thomas’ we’re not very good at choosing: we prefer to say “yes!” to everything! Thank you to everyone who helped out … Continue reading →

Guess what? “Pre-Grungy Sunday” work is already going on, getting ready for the Ham & Oyster Supper. But it’s not too late for you to join the fun! Come out this Sunday to receive Communion in your “grungies,” then let’s … Continue reading →

This weekend was the Feast of St. Francis, when many like to offer a blessing of the animals. St. Francis saw God’s handiwork everywhere he looked, which meant that even the animals were deserving of care and honor as they, … Continue reading →