Upcoming Events!

• May 6th - Spring Tea Fundraiser
• May 7th - Congregational Video
• May 10th - Celebration of New Ministry, 6:30
• May 14th - History and Polity Inquiry Classes
• Distribution of Free Trigger Locks - June 10th Five Points Jazz festival, June 17th & 18th Juneteenth Festival, and June 24th & 25th Pride Festival
• Pride Worship Service and Parade June 25th

IN THIS NEWSLETTER:

• Children's Perspective of St. Thomas
• Register for The Stepping Out in Faith Pledge Campaign Kickoff
• St. Thomas Spring Tea and Volunteer Sign-Ups
• St. Thomas Update on Gun Violence Prevention Program and Opportunities to Volunteer
• Church of the Wild" Book Group Every Other Monday (May 1st)
• Locally Haiti Fundraiser
• Call for Ushers and Volunteers for Coffee Hour/Flowers

Realm Communication and Directory Update!

Birthdays, anniversaries, phone numbers, emails, household/family members are welcome to update information in Realm.

Below is the fillable form (email back to [email protected]) or you can fill out a physical form and to drop into the offering plate during service.

Click the form below to download the fillable version!

Why Support St. Thomas with an Annual Pledge?

Your pledge helps St Thomas thrive, grow, and make an impact on our community.

Did you know St Thomas leads by Love:

- St Thomas houses the English Learning Center that serves students from more than 28 countries.

- St Thomas serves as a community healing center providing reiki, life spark (restorative vitality and physical touch for cancer patients), palates, and mental health services.

- St Thomas gives a space space to the neighborhood by its parking lot being used for learning to parallel park and ride bike, water for our four legged visitors, and place gather for anyone who needs peace.

Please submit your pledge letter by may 31st.

Join Saint Thomas for Spring High Tea!

Our spring tea is inspired by the amazing tea that Castle Marne hosted. Instead of the traditional 3 tier serving plate you will be receiving separate courses.

The overall menu is:

Butternut Squash Bisque

Spinach Quiche

Spring Salad

Three Varieties of Tea Sandwiches

Scones and Sweets

Black, Aromatic and Herbal Tea Offered

Our tea will be served in cozy settings (the library and the first-floor office) with tables for 2-6 available.

We will have two sittings to choose from; 11:00 and 1:30. Reservations are limited to 20 people per sitting.

All this for $30 a person with special menu and pricing for children twelve and under.

On line reservations will be available starting April 03th. Call Judy Swinnerton with any questions at 303-507-7654.

Please join us for a holiday high tea! We are planning 23 sittings (11:00 and1:30) in cozy intimate rooms for $30/person and special pricing and menu for children 12 and under. Space is limited so register soon.

Volunteers Needed!

We need a few more volunteers for our Spring tea.

I am planning on having additional help so that volunteers will only serve at one sitting. And I will have someone dedicated to washing. So volunteers only need to do the following: 

1. Friday set up 
2. Friday tea sandwich prep 
3. Saturday serve 1 sitting 
4. Make a dessert 

Please contact Judy Swinnerton on [email protected] or 303-507-7654 if you would like to join us. 

Evening For Haiti

Inquirers Classes

Learn More About The Episcopal Tradition

On the second Sunday of each month, The Rev. Terri Hobart will lead Inquirers Classes for those who would like to learn more about the beliefs, history, worship, and practices of the Episcopal Church. Each class will cover a different aspect of the Episcopal Church. This series is ideal for those newer to the Episcopal Church, as well as anyone who has questions or would like to deepen their understanding of the Episcopal Tradition. Parishioners are invited to attend the whole series or just classes of particular interest. Those who are considering or who will participate in confirmation or reception should participate in all sessions or schedule a make up, if necessary.

Jenifer Gamber’s Your Faith, Your Life: An Invitation to the Episcopal Church, available online through Church Publishing Incorporated, is recommended as a companion to this series.

Prayer, Spirituality, Mission – Ask about next date!

History and Polity - May 14th

Great Opportunity to Meet Fellow Parishioners

Serve As A Greeter and Usher

We need to build up our Usher ranks! Ushers welcome people to our worship services and manage the offerings and communion process. Would you be willing to in serve once a month. If you are interested in this relational ministry, please contact me at [email protected] for more information and any questions you have. Thank you for considering this opportunity.

Kathi Atkins

Script Program and Other Ways

to Support St.Thomas

Vehicles For Charity

“Vehicles for Charity” is managed by ARC. You go to their website, https://www.vehiclesforcharity.org/, type in St. Thomas Episcopal Church and fill out the online form. 

King Soopers' Script Program

Information coming Soon!

Sign-ups for Coffee Hour and Flowers

Beginning in September, we would like to resume a regular coffee hour. As such you will find a sign-up sheet by the church door. We encourage you to find a partner and sign -up to host a coffee hour. All that is required is to come a few minutes early to make the coffee (instructions are provided) and help tidy up after coffee hour. Providing a snack is optional.

There is also a sign-up sheet to provide flowers for the altar. You have the options of making a donations so that we can order flowers or you can provide them. If you would like to donate flowers in memory or honor of someone, please email the office and we will include that in the weekly bulletin. 

None of This Would Be Possible Without Your Financial Support!

Thank You!

We Make Church Together

Many Hands Make Light Work



How can you help?

What gifts do you have to offer?

Office Hours

Tuesday and Wednesday, 10:00 - 3:00