Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get involved at St. Thomas?

There are many ways to get involved at St. Thomas: participating in our worship services & our ministries.

How do I become a member of St. Thomas?

To learn more about joining the Episcopal Church Contact the Church Office to become a member: (979) 696-1726 or by email.

How do I make a pledge to St. Thomas?

Stewardship, a commitment of time, talent & treasure, is an important value at St. Thomas. To pledge your time & talents, contact one of the leaders of our many ministries. To make a monetary pledge, you may contact the Church Office or submit your pledge electronically.

How do I contact a priest at St. Thomas?

Contact the Rev. Lisa Hines: (979) 696-1726 or by email.

What does it mean to be an Episcopalian?

The Episcopal Church of the USA has an informative Visitors' Center. But the best way to understand the Episcopal Church is to attend one, meet the people, and participate in the worship.

What does that word mean?

The Episcopal Church has some terms that are not familiar to most people, including most Episcopalians. The Episcopal Diocese of Texas has a very extensive Glossary that can help you find the meaning of almost any unfamiliar term.

What is a locum tenens?

Locum tenens is a Latin term that means "placeholder." In the Episcopal church, the priest who leads a parish is the Rector. At St. Thomas, we are in the process of searching for a new Rector. In the meantime, we are blessed to have the Rev. Lisa Hines holding that place for us and leading our parish.