We have two parking lots on campus. The lower lot, marked A on our campus map is the first right turn off Camp Hill Road. Lot B is the second right turn from Camp Hill Road and is nearer the church entrance.

We offer two Sunday services:

The 8:00 a.m. service is a service of Holy Communion without music. The traditional language used in the service dates back to Elizabethan England. This is a small, quiet, meditative service.

The 10:00 a.m. service includes music led by our choirs and contemporary language used to celebrate Holy Communion. Children’s Chapel is offered for young people, ages 3-7. In addition, this service is livestreamed. Many visitors attend this service for their first Sunday. 

We’re traditional without being stuffy. We strive to integrate the Protestant emphasis on the Bible and preaching with the Sacramental elements of the Catholic tradition. For this reason, people who were raised in many different denominations often feel at home in the Episcopal Church. There are two main parts of every Sunday service: Word of God, when we listen to Scripture readings and a sermon, and Holy Communion, during which we are nourished by the Sacrament, Christ’s Body and Blood. St. Thomas’ is also known for its excellent choir, and the congregation enjoys singing several hymns. Services are about an hour long.

If you have been baptized (including children, youth, and adults) in any denomination, you are welcome to receive Holy Communion. Put your cupped hands out when you reach the front of the line. You may drink the wine from the cup, dip in your wafer, or skip the wine (it is still considered the full Eucharist if you only take one or the other). Gluten-free wafers are available, and clergy can bring Communion to you in your pew if mobility is limited. If you want to receive a blessing instead, cross your arms over your chest as you approach the front. Or you are welcome to just remain in your seat.

We welcome people of all backgrounds and encourage you to dress in a way that feels comfortable and respectful, both to God and to fellow worshipers. You’ll likely see a range of clothing styles, from suits and dresses to jeans and sneakers. 

We love to see little ones! We have a professionally-staffed nursery for babies located in the Parish House for parents who would appreciate that option, however children of all ages are welcome in the church. As families enter the church, ushers will give them Busy Bags which include activities to keep children engaged. We also feature Children’s Chapel (age-appropriate Bible lesson, prayers, and a craft) during every 10:00 a.m. service and Sunday School after church. Youth are encouraged to serve as ushers, readers, and acolytes (worship assistants) during the 10:00 a.m. service.

Adults are welcome to call clergy by their first name or use “Mother Amy” or “Father Dave.” Children use Father or Mother and then the clergyperson’s first name i.e. Father Dave or Mother Amy.

No. An offering to God of any amount is gratefully received.

Our Church and Parish House are handicap-accessible. We are equipped with action plans that link with our local emergency responders, first-aid kits, and AEDs to help us create a safe and secure environment for everyone to worship. Children's Volunteers are all background-checked and certified in Safe Church. 

Please join us after the 10:00  a.m. service for refreshments, fellowship, and learning programs for all ages. Just follow the crowd and walk down the hill from the church to the Parish House building. In the summer, we offer Lemonade on the Lawn right outside the church.