Upcoming Events/Services
March 30-April 1 (M-W) - Holy Eucharist celebrated at 6 pm
April 2 - Maundy Thursday Service at 7:30 pm. Click here for the bulletin.
April 3 - Good Friday Service at 7:30 pm. Click here for the bulletin.
April 4 - Easter Vigil Service at 7:30 pm. Click here for the bulletin.
April 5 - Easter Day Services at 8 am and 10:30 am.
Easter Sunrise Service at Oakmont Country Club at 7AM.
Easter Sunday - There will be an Easter Egg hunt for children ages 12 and under in the front yard area of the church (outside the Parish Hall doors) immediately following the 10:30 service. Please bring a basket or bag to hold all of the goodies collected. Parents are encouraged to help supervise and help the smallest participants during the hunt. For questions or more information, please contact Jessica Fischer at
Newcomer's Course Starting Soon Fr. Murph will hold a newcomer's / basic Christianity class starting the Sunday after Easter (April 12). The class will be held during the usual Adult Education class at 9:30 am between the two services. It is open to everyone, but particularly for adults who are new to St. Thomas and/or the Episcopal Church. If you are interested in learning more about the church and/or if you are interested in being Received or Confirmed by the Bishop during her visit to St. Thomas in June, please attend the classes and speak with Fr. Murph.
First Holy Hike of 2026 St. Thomas will hold its first Holy Hike of the year on April 11. The Hike will be led by Fr. Guy Brown, who is asking anyone interested in participating to meet at the church at 8:30 am before heading to Boyce Park. For those who don't know what a Holy Hikes are, they are hikes held at local parks in which there is a service of sorts along the trail. Readings are read, prayers are prayed, and a Holy Eucharist is celebrated. Walks are typically 1-2 miles and are of varying degrees of difficulty - usually easy or moderate. Everyone is invited to participate in this time of prayer, exercise, and fellowship. For questions or more information, speak with Fr. Brown.
Normal Worship Service Schedule
Please feel free to worship with us on any Sunday:
8:00 a.m.: This is our most traditional service. It is a beautiful peaceful and quiet holy communion without regular music. It follows the Rite One service from the Book of Common Prayer.
10:30 a.m.: This service is filled with music, both traditional as well as contemporary. A practical message is given every week, applying the timeless wisdom of the Bible to everyday life. A parallel children’s ministry called Gods Kids is offered for kids five years old through fifth grade. The service follows the Rite Two holy communion service from the Book of Common Prayer. This service is streamed online for those who cannot be in church. To watch Click on: LIvestream Service Bulletin
9:00 a.m.: Breakfast (coffee, doughnuts, bagels): There’s plenty of food, especially for the family running late. A donation of fifty cents is welcome but your credit is good with us.
9:30 a.m.: Christian Education: An Adult Forum class meets in the Parish Hall and a Small Group meets in the Guild Room. Children’s Christian Education meets in classes in the upstairs Parish Hall.
Small Groups: There’s a small group for just about anyone (meeting at various times), according to what is your interest. There are women’s groups, men’s groups, mixed groups, traditional Bible studies or book groups to completely untraditional offerings like learning to play the guitar or how to use a computer. Won’t you try one out and get to know some folks along the way.
Wednesday mornings: 10:00 a.m. This simple holy communion service is an unpretentious time to worship and pray and includes a special time to pray for healing. This service is held in the small sanctuary in the Thomas House (the far right red door on Delaware Avenue labelled as Office).
Welcome to St. Thomas, Oakmont!
We are a group of people who believe Jesus is alive and welcome people no matter where they happen to be on their spiritual journey.
- What we believe: We believe that we Christians are part of the Body of Christ and that we are accepted where we are. But God never leaves us where we are but calls us to grow: spiritually, in the life of our community, in the life of our congregation and in number.
- Our Mission: We, as members of the Body of Christ, are called to grow: spiritually, in parish life, in our community, and as a congregation.