MoST (MEN of ST. THOMAS) meetings are held the second Saturday of each month at 8:00 a.m. at the church. There will be a potluck breakfast, group spiritual reflection, and maybe a short church project if one needs doing.
All men of the congregation are welcome to attend.
Join us each Sunday in Advent for a brief, reflective gathering immediately following the 8:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. services. In this sacred season of anticipation, we pause together to listen, wait, and make space for the hope Christ brings. Advent invites us into holy stillness—a time to watch, to prepare, and to open our hearts to God’s quiet work within us. All are welcome as we enter this journey of expectant waiting, trusting that God meets us in the longing and reveals light along the way.
Join us each Sunday in Advent for a brief, reflective gathering immediately following the 8:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. services. In this sacred season of anticipation, we pause together to listen, wait, and make space for the hope Christ brings. Advent invites us into holy stillness—a time to watch, to prepare, and to open our hearts to God’s quiet work within us. All are welcome as we enter this journey of expectant waiting, trusting that God meets us in the longing and reveals light along the way.
As Christmas morning dawns, step into a moment of stillness and blessing. In Morning Prayer, we’ll give thanks for the gift of Christ, reflect on God’s presence among us, and celebrate the joy and hope this day brings.
Thursday, December 25th
9:30 a.m.
We will be meeting Virtually, via Zoom.
Meeting ID: 809 865 440
P/W: 469008
Come join the women of Saint Thomas as we set our intentions for the year ahead. Let’s relax, drink some hot cocoa and ponder and play. And, why not wear our pajamas!
As the hectic December comes to a close, let’s spend time in the community of women.
All are welcome! Childcare is available.
The Episcopal service of Lessons & Carols weaves together Scripture readings and beloved hymns to tell the story of God’s saving love from prophecy to the birth of Christ. Nine biblical lessons are read, each followed by a carol or anthem that invites the congregation into prayerful reflection. This beautiful, music-filled service offers a joyful and contemplative way to enter the mystery and hope of the Christmas season.
One Service Only — 9:30 a.m. — In-Person and via Zoom
Childcare is available
On this first morning of the New Year, come be part of a gentle and hopeful Morning Prayer. Together we’ll remember God’s faithfulness, renew our spirits, and step forward with courage and joy into all that awaits.
Thursday, January 1, 2026
9:30 a.m.
We will be meeting Virtually, via Zoom.
Meeting ID: 809 865 440
P/W: 469008
Join us each Sunday in Advent for a brief, reflective gathering immediately following the 8:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. services. In this sacred season of anticipation, we pause together to listen, wait, and make space for the hope Christ brings. Advent invites us into holy stillness—a time to watch, to prepare, and to open our hearts to God’s quiet work within us. All are welcome as we enter this journey of expectant waiting, trusting that God meets us in the longing and reveals light along the way.
Join us each Sunday in Advent for a brief, reflective gathering immediately following the 8:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. services. In this sacred season of anticipation, we pause together to listen, wait, and make space for the hope Christ brings. Advent invites us into holy stillness—a time to watch, to prepare, and to open our hearts to God’s quiet work within us. All are welcome as we enter this journey of expectant waiting, trusting that God meets us in the longing and reveals light along the way.
Before the bustle of Thanksgiving Day begins, come be part of a quiet and heartfelt Morning Prayer. Together we’ll lift our thanks, center our spirits, and celebrate the blessings of our community.
Thursday, November 27th
9:30 a.m.
We will be meeting Virtually, via Zoom.
Meeting ID: 809 865 440
P/W: 469008
The Women's Ministry meets monthly on the 4th Saturday of every month, from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Childcare is always available. Our next meeting is scheduled for Saturday, November 22nd. We will be welcoming Elaine Romero, LMFT. Please plan to join us!
Join Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist Elaine M. Romero,LMFT for a heartfelt and insightful talk on how our early life experiences shape the way we love today.
Drawing from the Christian framework in How We Love by Milan and Kay Yerkovich, Elaine will help women explore their own love style. The emotional patterns we formed in childhood that influence how we connect, communicate, and seek safety in relationships.
Through stories, humor, and biblical wisdom, Elaine invites women to reflect on how God can redeem even our deepest relational patterns and grow us toward greater emotional and spiritual security. Together, we’ll uncover how understanding our “love blueprint” brings compassion, healing, and freedom, not only in marriage, but in all areas of connection.
For more information, please contact Cynthia McCormick (click name to email). Or call / text: 951-551-6277. A sign-up sheet is available in in the Narthex.
The Prayers and Squares Quilt Ministry will present Quilts of Valor to seven veterans, along with friends and family members of St. Thomas. Join us for this meaningful celebration at both services, followed by a reception during coffee hour in Julian Hall.
MoST (MEN of ST. THOMAS) meetings are held the second Saturday of each month at 8:00 a.m. at the church. There will be a potluck breakfast, group spiritual reflection, and maybe a short church project if one needs doing.
All men of the congregation are welcome to attend.
Hi, I am Ruth Schaller and I am so excited to be starting a Mom’s Support Group, which will be meeting monthly after the Women’s Gathering. Childcare is available and our first meeting will be on October 25th at 11am.
I am a developmental and educational psychologist who has been in the field for almost four decades, and has been parenting for almost three. The first session will be an introduction and some general parenting hacks, then we will discuss topics you would like for future months.
The Women's Ministry meets monthly on the 4th Saturday of every month, from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Childcare is always available. Our next meeting is scheduled for Saturday, October 25th. We will be welcoming our own Rev. Dorian Mulvey who will be sharing Celtic Spirituality. Please plan to join us!
Celtic spirituality draws on ancient traditions designed to engage all our senses in prayer and worship. “Thin places” is Celtic term used to describe moments when the boundary between the material world and the spiritual realm is especially permeable. There is a profound sense that the distance between human and divine has been narrowed. The Rev. Dorian Mulvey will share some of the origins and characteristics of Celtic spirituality. We will also engage in a brief Celtic worship service and experiment with a walking meditation.
For more information, please contact Cynthia McCormick (click name to email). Or call / text: 951-551-6277. A sign-up sheet is available in in the Narthex.
Please join us for our annual Blessing of the Animals and Animal Rescue Event.
This month Charlette Preslar, the Director of Formation at the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego, will be joining us.
Newcomers & Visitors, we’d love to get to know you better! Please come join us!
MoST (MEN of ST. THOMAS) meetings are held the second Saturday of each month at 8:00 a.m. at the church. There will be a potluck breakfast, group spiritual reflection, and maybe a short church project if one needs doing.
All men of the congregation are welcome to attend.
This month we will be exploring — Rooted and Renewed: Embracing a Rule of Life
Childcare is available.
The Blessing of School backpacks will take place on Sunday, August 17, 2025 during both services. Students of all ages, educators at every level of instruction and school support staff are invited to bring their school backpacks, lunch kits or briefcases to church for a blessing as the new school year begins.
We encourage you to bring your children, your children’s friends, your grandchildren, and their gear so that the children see and understand the importance this faith community places on education. Everyone will be called forward from the congregation when the time for the blessing arrives. The blessing will take place after the children return from Sunday school.
Come join us for a ton of FUN at our first ever B-I-N-G-O Night!
Saturday Evening, August 16th
6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.
$10.00 for Adults*
$10.00 for Children
Adult Entry ticket includes:
2 hour Bingo session -- with cash jackpots for each round
Coffee, tea, bottled water
Beer & wine available -- donations welcome
Kids Entry ticket includes:
Childcare
Water & Sodas
We ask everyone please bring their favorite dessert to share — heathy, healthy-ish, or something truly decadent — all are perfect!
This is a FUN-raiser and all proceeds will directly benefit SToC youth programs.
*Your $10.00 entry includes two bingo cards for two rounds of Bingo. Additional cards are available for $1.00 -- monies to be used for the jackpots. Special Blackout Round to end the evening.
Get your Tickets Today!
Love Works...Be the Change - Love Project principles by Arleen Lorrance.
Childcare is available. Call Saint Thomas to sign-up — 951-302-4566
MoST (MEN of ST. THOMAS) meetings are held the second Saturday of each month at 8:00 a.m. at the church. There will be a potluck breakfast, group spiritual reflection, and maybe a short church project if one needs doing.
All men of the congregation are welcome to attend.
Join us for our Monthly Women’s Gathering & Prayer on Saturday, July 26th from 9:00–11:00 a.m. Daniel Beabout will be sharing "Compassion as a Way of Living Out Love".
Come join us for a ton of FUN at our first ever B-I-N-G-O Night!
Saturday Evening, May 17th
5:00 - 7:30 p.m.
$10.00 for Adults*
$10.00 for Children
Adult Entry ticket includes:
2 hour Bingo session -- with cash jackpots for each round
Baked Potato / Salad Bar
Water & Sodas
Beer & wine available -- donations welcome
Kids Entry ticket includes:
Childcare and Sparkles the Clown
Baked Potato / Salad Bar
Water & Sodas
Saint Thomas will provide the potatoes and dessert, and we ask everyone to bring something for the Baked Potato Bar (sour cream, chives, cheese, bacon, etc.) or items for a tossed salad (lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, salad dressing, carrots, etc.).
This is a FUN-raiser and all proceeds will directly benefit SToC youth programs.
*Your $10.00 entry includes two bingo cards for two rounds of Bingo. Additional cards are available for $1.00 -- monies to be used for the jackpots. Special Blackout Round to end the evening.
Get your Tickets Today!
The Daughters of the King* invite you to our Spring Assembly!
Together we will celebrate World Labyrinth Day!
Enjoy a meaningful day learning meditation practices and reflections with an expert labyrinth leader. Lunch and Eucharist included!
Childcare is available!
Please RSVP by April 30th to rchowe3@cox.net
*All women are invited. You do not need to be a member of Daughters of the King to participate.
It’s Earth Month! Come join our Free TV & Computer Recycling Event! It’s a great time to get rid of your computers, laptops, mobile phones and TVs that are just taking up space!
Sorry, we cannot accept: Microwaves, refrigerators, batteries, bulbs, appliances or furniture.
In the Episcopal Church, Maundy Thursday, the first day of the Triduum (three holy days before Easter), commemorates the Last Supper, the washing of the feet, and Jesus' new commandment to love one another.
In the Episcopal Church, a Tenebrae service, meaning "darkness" in Latin, is a special service held during Holy Week, that commemorates the events of Jesus' last days, marked by the gradual extinguishing of candles and the chanting of Lamentations.
Please join us for Evening Prayer and Reflection.
Please join us for Evening Prayer and Reflection.
MoST (MEN of ST. THOMAS) meetings are held the second Saturday of each month at 8:00 a.m. at the church. Our next meeting will be on March 8th in Julian Hall. There will be a potluck breakfast, group spiritual reflection, and maybe a short church project if one needs doing.
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All men of the congregation are welcome to attend.
