St. Thomas leads by example, with active participation by approximately seventy communicants at the services on Sunday morning. The New Standard Revised Version of the Holy Bible adds a contemporary view. This recent change speaks to our parish need for continual renewal and uplift, with respect for the past. Worship conducted by our Deacon and lay members has led to joyful experiments in what it means to worship.
Music has a deep and spirit-filled place for many of our congregation.
Our members seek change, though often in favor of the less, rather than more formal variations. However, the Sermon and the Holy Eucharist remain, according to the survey, the most important parts of the service.