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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. Thomas Episcopal Church is a part of The Episcopal Church and the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. Thomas Episcopal Church started as a mission to Texas A&M University in 1938. The Rev. Korey J. Wright is the current Rector. St. Thomas is a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. There are two worship services on Sunday mornings. Click here to find out more information about worship.
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The Episcopal Church
St. Thomas is a part of The Episcopal Church. Learn more about The Episcopal Church by clicking here.
St. Thomas Early Learning Center
St. Thomas Early Learning Center has been a St. Thomas Episcopal Church ministry since 1964. Directions to our campus are below. Click here to learn more about the school, schedule a tour, or discuss registering your child.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Within The Episcopal Church, we are part of the Diocese of Texas. Learn more by clicking here.
Canterbury - The Episcopal Student Center
Canterbury is a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas to the students of Texas A&M University and Blinn College. Click here to explore the campus ministry and connect.
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Camp Allen
The Diocese of Texas has a beautiful camp just down the road in Navasota! Learn more about Camp Allen by clicking here.
About St. Thomas Episcopal Church
To Know Christ's Love and To Make It Known
We Foster Spiritual Growth.
We Respect, Nurture, and Support Each Other.
We Share Our Gifts in This Community and the Wider World.
Our Values
Worship is expressed through our liturgy, music, prayer & our joyful celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
Stewardship
As expressed in our recognition that all that we have comes from God. We commit our time, talent, & treasure to God's work; & we take actions to protect & restore God's creation & to promote human dignity & justice.
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Love for One Another
As expressed in support of the rector in pastoral care. We know, love, respect, care for, and nurture individuals and families within our congregation.
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Acceptance
As expressed in following the example of Jesus Christ by welcoming all those who seek to know God with open hearts and minds and without