Services
Friday April 19 at 5:30 p.m.
Sunday April 21 at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.Read more…
Parish Life
Communitites of Faith & Civil Society: Modalities of Engagement
Symposium: May 7 - 8, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Posted onSaint Thomas Church is holding a symposium to explore the modalities in which communities of faith are called to engage in society. We will have five inspiring speakers who are deeply involved in Christian social and charitable outreach in the US and in the UK.Read more…
Come and find out about Canterbury Cathedral, the Mother Church of the Anglican Communion
Friday, April 26, at 10:30am – 11:45am in the Parish House
Posted onCome and enjoy an illustrated talk by Dean David Monteith on Canterbury Cathedral covering its history, the magnificent building, saints and martyrs, priceless medieval stained glass, and the ministry of the Cathedral in the 21st Century.Read more…
The 2022 Yearbook of Saint Thomas Church
Posted onArchived Articles
An Exhibition of STC Pan-Asian Group Work
Posted onFor three months last year, some of us gathered every other week under the guidance of artist Kim Yeon-jin, a professor at Binghamton University, to work on a group art project. The work we completed together is currently on display in Chinatown.Read more…
Saint Thomas Choir School: A Beloved Community Part 2
by Mother Alison Turner, Associate for Children and Families and Choir School Chaplain
Posted onAs I shared in last week’s e-news, The Social Justice Classes at Saint Thomas Choir School have recently been focusing on creating and sustaining a Beloved Community, under the direction of Ms. Lissy Hodge. This week I will share a little about how this work is being complemented by our studies in Theology Class.Read more…
“Being a Church Community in a Digital Age”
A Conversation with the Rev. Dr. Sam Wells
Posted onOn Saturday March 9 2024 Sam Wells, Vicar of Saint Martin in the Fields, London UK, and internationally-renowned Theologian, helped us explore what it means to be a church community when so many now belong on-line and do not even live near the Church. Read more…
Beloved Community at Saint Thomas
Posted onon Saturday March 2 at 10 a.m. there will be a discussion group, where we will share reflections on Martin Luther King’s vision of “a Beloved Community” sent in by parishioners.
“The Beloved Community” Saint Thomas Church’s Emancipators Statuary: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Posted onThis is the third in a series of four essays devoted to the Emancipators statuary, which is located on the tower of the church’s Fifth Avenue façade.Read more…
Saint Thomas Choir School: A Beloved Community
by Lissy Hodge, Mathematics Faculty and Social Justice Program Coordinator, Saint Thomas Choir School
Posted onThroughout this term, and further to their visit to the King Center in Atlanta, Georgia in the Fall students have explored the theme of a Beloved Community in Social Justice and Theology Classes.Read more…
The Today Show at Saint Thomas
Posted onParishioners and friends of Saint Thomas may have been some of the millions of viewers who recognized Saint Thomas as the setting of two Today Show segments over two days last week.Read more…
“The Beloved Community” Saint Thomas Church’s Emancipators Statuary: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Posted onThis is the third in a series of four essays devoted to the Emancipators statuary, which is located on the tower of the church’s Fifth Avenue façade.Read more…
Ash Wednesday is February 14
Masses at 8, 12, and 5:30
Posted onToday, Ash Wednesday, our doors will be open from 7 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Ashes will be available throughout the day.Read more…
“The Beloved Community” Saint Thomas Church’s Emancipators Statuary: Abraham Lincoln
by Pamela A. Lewis
Posted onThis is the second in a series of four essays devoted to the Emancipators statuary, which is located on the tower of the church’s Fifth Avenue façade.Read more…
