Notices
The Covid-19 infection rates for Gloucester county are far higher than at any previous point in the pandemic. Please only come to church if you are fully vaccinated and have no sign of a sniffle or cough. Indoor services can be viewed online by going to https://twitch.tv/stthomasglassboro. Weekend services meet indoors (Saturday 5.30pm, Sunday 10.30am). Masks are required regardless of vaccination status. You can also join us outdoors on Wednesdays at 5.30pm. Bible Study: Join us on Zoom Sunday night at 7pm as we engage with Women in the Bible: An eight week look at the key women in the Bible, their stories, their challenges and their roles in leadership, faith, and evangelism. Topics will include, Mothers and Daughters, Mothers and Sons, Women Leaders in Challenging Times, Women of Faith, Women Rivals, and more.
It’s snowy this weekend! Please use caution if coming to church, and consider joining us online instead. The gravel parking lot will not be plowed. The Covid-19 infection rates for Gloucester county are coming down, but still dangerously high. For your own sake and that of others, please only come to church if you are fully vaccinated and have no sign of a sniffle or cough. Masks are required regardless of vaccination status. Services can be viewed online by going to https://twitch.tv/stthomasglassboro. Bible Study: Join us on Zoom Sunday night at 7pm as we engage with Women in the Bible: An eight week look at the key women in the Bible, their stories, their challenges and their roles in leadership, faith, and evangelism.
The Covid-19 infection rates for Gloucester county are coming down, but still high. For your own sake and that of others, please only come to church if you are fully vaccinated and have no sign of a sniffle or cough. Masks are required regardless of vaccination status. Services can be viewed online by going to https://twitch.tv/stthomasglassboro. Bible Study: Join us on Zoom Sunday night at 7pm as we engage with Women in the Bible: An eight week look at the key women in the Bible, their stories, their challenges and their roles in leadership, faith, and evangelism.
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Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return!
Ashes to Go was a big day this year. Thanks to the combined efforts of the TEC@RU consortium, we provided Ashes for over 200 Rowan students, faculty, and staff, besides our own neighbors and congregations! You can also see a brief video.
Today at St. Thomas’
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5:00 am
Daily OfficeThe Daily Office is the cycle of prayers traditional to Christians (and Jews before us!) that we see hinted at in the Psalms and elsewhere. Join St. Thomas’ as we pray, Monday through Saturday. Morning Prayer is posted online each morning at 5am. You can listen to it at whatever time suits you.
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8:00 am
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Everyone is welcome
We welcome you to worship with us! St. Thomas’ welcomes everyone regardless of age, abilities, physical or mental health, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity, income, education, political affiliation or faith commitment. The things which bind us are greater than the things that separate us, and the love of God is greater than all our divisions. Children are welcome at all services as well as at children’s chapel, offered during the 10am Sunday service.
We are located at:
212 North Main Street
Glassboro, NJ 08028 [map]
(856) 881-9144
office@stthomasglassboro.org
Come and Worship
4:30pm Saturdays: Adult Formation
5:30pm Saturdays: Holy Eucharist*
*First Saturday of each month is a Healing Prayer service!
8:00am Sundays: Holy Eucharist
9:00am Sundays: Formation for all ages
10:00am Sundays: Holy Eucharist with music
10:00am Sundays: Children’s Chapel in Parish Hall
4:00pm Mondays: Centering Prayer
6:00pm Wednesdays: Dinner Church (while Rowan is in session)
About Us
St. Thomas’ is an Episcopal Church, a member of the Anglican Communion. Striving to walk a middle way between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, we recognize the leadership of our Diocesan Bishop, our Presiding Bishop, and the Archbishop of Canterbury. We embrace the traditions handed down to us by the ancient Christian church with an attitude that is described as “comprehensive”: encompassing great diversity.
Our Mission
Q. What is the mission of the Church?
A. The mission of the Church is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ.
(The Book of Common Prayer, p. 865: “An Outline of the Faith commonly called the Catechism”)