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  • May 4, 2025, Cinco de Mayo feast after service


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  • Cinco de Mayo celebration
  • Meet The Rev. Tory Moir
  • Join study group to defeat white Christian nationalism.
  • The Rev. Terri's sabbatical
  • Cathedral Ridge summer camp offerings
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Join us for a Cinco de Mayo Feast

Above: Photos from our 2024 celebration.



St. Thomas will celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a themed reception, including lots of good food, after service on Sunday, May 4, 2025. This is a great opportunity to get to know fellow parishioners and strengthen our community.

Meet The Rev. Tory Moir

We are blessed to have The Rev. Tory Moir as our priest while Terri is on sabbatical.


Hello! I'm Tory.


My pronouns are they/them.


I was born and raised in Colorado, where I live with my wife, our two busy kids, our two cats, and dozens of houseplants.


I am a priest in the Episcopal Church and a multidisciplinary creative. What does that mean? I love the church, and I love practicing creativity in a way that welcomes others into loving relationship with themselves, God, and their neighbors. I am also a PhD student at the University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, focusing on Practical Theology (the way our faith is lived out in practice). 


Growing up in a family of musicians fostered my life-long connection between spirituality and creativity. I developed a voracious appetite for creative practice that has led me from music to theater, painting, drawing, digital art, poetry, knitting, and sewing. I could never pick one thing, so I stopped trying.


I am also the first transgender priest ordained in the Diocese of Colorado. I see my ministry as a witness to the infinite variety of human expression, and the truth that we are all beloved children of God. God is so big, and the church sometimes tries to make God small, small enough to be comfortable. It is my conviction, though, that a vital, Spirit-filled church can still speak to the challenges and opportunities of our present situation. The love of Jesus Christ has saved my life, and I know that it can save others. 

"Roadmap to Ruin: How the Church Can Resist the Dismantling of Democracy" a Video Study Series with Dr. Jemar Tisby

St. Thomas will join with St. Andrews and Holy Redeemer for the video study series, Roadmap to Ruin: How the Church Can Resist the Dismantling of Democracy.

  • Participants will watch the episodes ahead of time
  • There will be Zoom discussions where together we dive into the themes and scripture behind the series
  • You will be able to ask questions, have honest conversations, and connect with fellow justice-minded people


Resisting the dismantling of democracy is not an individual endeavor. It is a shared journey shaped by the people you walk with along the way.


We will provide date, time, and Zoom link information as soon as we have it. Subscribe to Tisby's new Youtube channel so you can watch and/or download the videos when they're released each week. Subscribe HERE. Download the study guide below.

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The Rev. Terri's Sabbatical

The Rev. Terri Hobart is on sabbatical and will return on August 20, 2025. All full-time clergy in the Episcopal Church in Colorado are expected and encouraged to take a sabbatical after five years of ministry. A sabbatical is a time for clergy to step away from daily parish duties for a time of rest, spiritual renewal, and recreation. Towards that end, Terri and Vanessa will be walking the Camino de Santiago and reconnecting with family and friends throughout Europe and the U.S. They ask for your prayers while they are away and look forward to returning with renewed energy. While Terri is on sabbatical, our parish life will continue. The Rev. Tory Moir will assume liturgical and pastoral care and the Wardens and Vestry will have oversight of administration and congregational life. If you need something, please contact our parish administrator at office@saintthomasdenver.org and she will direct you to the appropriate party. If your need is of a sensitive or urgent nature, please contact one of our senior wardens, Karmen Carter or Angela Pleasants at seniorwarden@saintthomasdenver.org.


Office / Studio Space Available

St. Thomas has two offices available to lease. If you know of anyone who is looking for affordable office or studio space, please ask them to call us.

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