St. Thomas Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Rochester celebrates one Sunday Holy Eucharist at 10:00 a.m., with a virtual option for people unable to attend in person. Its liturgy retains ancient Christian structure through Scripture, prayers, sermon, music, and Communion. All baptized Christians may receive, and the worship page explains that receiving the bread alone is still full Communion for anyone who prefers not to take the cup.

The parish describes itself as a diverse spiritual community of roughly 400 people that grows through learning, celebrates joyful worship, and serves its neighbors. During the school year, Sunday School for children ages five through eleven takes place during the 10:00 service, using lessons tied to the same lectionary readings adults hear in church. Youth, fellowship, outreach, and more than one hundred opportunities for involvement create paths beyond weekly worship. Families should check the current school-year calendar, while guests with health concerns can use the online service without losing the parish's central Sunday gathering.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Current parish welcome · Holy Eucharist and Communion guidance · Parish identity and involvement · Children's and youth formation

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