Opportunities for Service and Ministry in Faith Formation

Listed below are opportunities for service in faith formation and education at St. Thomas. Everyone is invited to find a place to serve. Training is provided for the ministries requiring specialized skills. If you would like to participate in any of these activities, please contact June Hardy Dorsey jhdorsey@stthomasrichmond.org or Susan Daughtry sdaughtry@stthomasrichmond.org.  

Coffee and Conversation: attend the Sunday morning adult Christian education program which offers faith development opportunities for adults.

Confirmation Classes: for youth and adults, explore the beliefs, practice and history of the Episcopal church as well as what it means to be confirmed.

Faith And Fellowship: attend the weekday Christian education program for adults focusing upon the Christian life, theology, church history, Bible study and faith in practice. For newcomers and parishioners wishing to renew their spiritual life.

Faith Formation Committee: facilitate the Faith Formation ministries at St. Thomas ’.

Episcopal Church Women (ECW): meet for service, study, and fellowship.

Nursery: provide safe and loving care for the youngest children of our church. Nursery workers (adult) and nursery aides (grade 5 and above).

Sunday School Teachers: With a co-teacher, teach the regular youth or children's Sunday School class. Curriculum, training and materials are provided.  Want to hear what the Sunday School students say are the Job Skills required?  Substitutes are available when you need to be absent. 

Vacation Bible School: help provide a week of study, worship, and fellowship for children in our church and neighborhood.

Young Adults Group: meet monthly in each others' homes for food, discussion, and fellowship. Members of the group take turns leading an informal discussion about issues relevant to our lives today.

Young Mothers Study Group: meet once a week on a weekday morning for study, prayer, and fellowship.

Youth Ministry: support the program and chaperone events. The Youth Ministry is built upon the four areas of study, worship, service, and fellowship.

St. Thomas' Day School Board: Serve on the board of the St. Thomas' Day School.