We Learn
Taught by scripture, tradition, and reason through the work of the Holy Spirit.
Episcokids
We believe children are an important part of the life of the Church. We provide a safe, joyful, and nurturing environment where children can discover God’s love, explore the stories of Scripture, and grow in faith through worship, learning, service, and play. From our youngest children in the nursery to our fifth graders preparing for youth ministry, we offer age-appropriate opportunities to build friendships, ask questions, develop leadership, and experience the love of Christ. Throughout the year, Sunday School, Wonderful Wednesdays, seasonal events, and family activities help children and their families grow together in faith.
Youth
We believe faith grows best in a community where young people are known, valued, and encouraged to ask big questions. Our youth ministry for students in grades 6–12 provides a welcoming space to build friendships, explore Scripture, serve others, and discover how God is at work in their lives. Through Sunday Formation, Wednesday night gatherings, diocesan events, Confirmation, and service opportunities, we help students develop a faith that is thoughtful, authentic, and their own.
Young Adults
Young adulthood is full of new beginnings, changing seasons, and important decisions—and you don’t have to navigate it alone. At St. Thomas, our Young Adult Ministries welcome adults under 40 who are looking to build meaningful friendships, grow in faith, and find a supportive community. Through fellowship, service, formation, and social gatherings, we create opportunities to connect with others, deepen your relationship with God, and discover a place where you belong.
Adults
Faith is a lifelong journey, and we believe we never stop growing. At St. Thomas, adults of all ages are invited to deepen their faith through Scripture, thoughtful conversation, prayer, and shared experiences. Whether you’re exploring the Bible, joining a Journey Group, attending a Welcome Class, participating in a weekly study, or gathering with others for prayer and discussion, you’ll find opportunities to ask questions, build relationships, and continue discovering how God is at work in your life.
