Welcome

Welcome

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church is part of the largest diocese in the country. There are over 189 congregations in the Diocese of Virginia. We are a middle sized Episcopal church.

Looking through the pews on any Sunday morning at St. Thomas, one is likely to see people ranging in age from 2 weeks to 100 years. We don't have statistics, because that would be putting people into categories, which is not in line with the concept of open acceptance and non judgment to which St. Thomas is so committed. It is, however, likely that any newcomer or visitor would find another congregant at St. Thomas with whom they had something in common.  

This is a congregation that values being together in community and celebrates our human diversity. Whether you are young or old, married or single, baptized or unbaptized, or simply from another part of God's church we welcome your visit. We offer you hospitality and hope you will find your time with us enriching.

Come worship with us, and share in our fellowship and ministry. Tell us what it is you seek. Here, the young are celebrated, senior members enjoyed, young adults appreciated, families embraced, singles valued, longevity of membership respected, and newcomers welcomed. We enjoy each other and look forward to the opportunity to know you should you choose to find you home with us.

More Information

You can read more about the Mission & Vision of St. Thomas, and the
History of St. Thomas.

Also, take a look at the Shrinemont Retreat and Conference Center in Orkney Springs Virginia and the Virginia Diocesan Center at Roslyn in Richmond, which are familiar to the congregation of St. Thomas'. The Diocese of Virginia offers workshops, learning opportunities, and camps and programs for children.