Notices
Join us for special Advent and Christmas Services: Wednesday, 18 Dec, 7pm: Longest Night Mass / Blue Christmas N.B.: There will be no mid-week services from 15 December through 19 January except those listed above. Monday Centering Prayer / Evening Prayer and Wednesday Eucharist with the Saints will resume 19 January 2025.
Saturday, 21 Dec, 7pm: Advent Lessons & Carols
Tuesday, 24 Dec, 4pm: Christmas Eve Eucharist with Carols
Tuesday, 24 Dec, 7pm: Christmas Eve Eucharist with Choir
Tuesday, 24 Dec, 11pm: Christmas Eve Eucharist with Incense
Wednesday, 25 Dec, 10am: Christmas Day Mass
Sunday, 29 Dec, 10.30am: Combined Holy Eucharist
Wednesday, 1 Jan, 10am: Holy Name Mass
Sunday, 5 Jan, 10.30am: Combined Holy Eucharist
Saturday, 11 Jan, 6.30pm: Epiphany Potluck
Today at St. Thomas’
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7:00 pm
Bible StudyConvened by Cole B. online.
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7:00 pm
Work CrewThe Tuesday Night Work Crew maintains and improves our historic campus. Sometimes we drink coffee.
Subscribe via RSSEveryone is Welcome
We welcome you to worship with us! St. Thomas’ welcomes everyone regardless of age, abilities, physical or mental health, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity, income, education, political affiliation or faith commitment. The things which bind us are greater than the things that separate us, and the love of God is greater than all our divisions. Children are welcome at all services.
We are located at:
212 North Main Street
Glassboro, NJ 08028 [map]
(856) 881-9144
office@stthomasglassboro.org
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Some events meet on Zoom.
About Us
St. Thomas’ is an Episcopal Church, a member of the Anglican Communion. Striving to walk a middle way between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, we recognize the leadership of our Diocesan Bishop, our Presiding Bishop, and the Archbishop of Canterbury. We embrace the traditions handed down to us by the ancient Christian church with an attitude that is described as “comprehensive”: encompassing great diversity.
Our Mission
Q. What is the mission of the Church?
A. The mission of the Church is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ. (The Book of Common Prayer, p. 865)