DOING JUSTICE + LOVING KINDNESS + WALKING HUMBLY WITH GOD
Top News+++ IMPORTANT NOTE: ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, THERE WILL BE NO SERVICE AT ST. THOMAS'S! INSTEAD, WE WILL BE JOINING THE 10:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE AT ST. PJ'S IN NEW HAVEN. FOR DETAILS SEE THIS EDITION OF THE PARISH ENEWS.
Click here to find details in the most recent Parish Enews
Click here to join worship via Zoom Click here to find the service leaflet in the Bulletin Archive 
Welcome!
St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church is a lively Christian community of faith located on Whitney Avenue in New Haven at the border with Hamden. We are diverse in age, race, and sexual orientation. All are drawn to St. Thomas’s by its distinctive atmosphere of heartfelt fellowship, intellectual inquiry, spiritual curiosity, and beautiful worship. Sunday at St. Thomas's centers on the celebration of Holy Eucharist, with ritual that is both ancient in tradition and contemporary in outlook. Music enhances the atmosphere of holiness. Sermons thoughtfully apply the lessons of Holy Scripture to current events and concerns. Family‑friendly seating areas provide comfortable space for even the most active children. All are invited to receive Holy Communion. As we experience God through worship and fellowship with one another, we are strengthened to follow the way of Jesus in the world. If you are looking for a spiritual home, give St. Thomas’s a try. You won’t be disappointed. CONTACTSt. Thomas's Episcopal Church
830 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT 06511 (203) 777-7623 info@stthomasnewhaven.org Office Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday |
God loves YOU!
St. Thomas's Church values and encourages a diversity of people who are reflective of the kingdom of God. We strive to respect the dignity of every human being by welcoming, validating, and supporting all persons, whatever their race, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, health status, physical ability, marital status, or stage of spiritual journeying. St. Thomas’s Church is located on Eansketambawg (Quinnipiac) land. This acknowledgment compels us to pause: in gratitude for all the Algonquin-speaking stewards of the territory that is now Connecticut; in regret for Christianity’s participation in the colonization of the Americas; and in faith that God’s reconciling power will bring true healing to the Earth and all its inhabitants.
All church spaces are accessible.
Handicapped parking and a wheelchair ramp are located in back of the building; a lift for access to the second floor is located at the stairway. 
The St. Thomas’s community includes
St. Thomas’s Day School, a co-educational independent day school servings children from Kindergarten through 6th grade and rooted in both character education and academic rigor.
St. Thomas's is a Weapon-Free Zone. This includes all buildings and grounds associated with the Church and the Day School.
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