Worship is at the heart of who we are and what we do at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. We gather to give God thanks and praise for all that our lives hold. We worship in times of joy and in times of sorrow because we trust that God meets us in every season. We bring our questions and our doubts, knowing that God welcomes our whole selves and that our lives are shaped when we open ourselves to one another and to God’s love and grace. We worship together—both online and in person in Medina, Washington—because the Christian life is meant to be lived in community.

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Our worship is liturgical, meaning it follows patterns rooted in ancient Christian tradition and expressed in ways that speak to today’s world. The liturgy at St. Thomas is creative, prayerful, and life-giving, always inviting us into deeper faith and equipping us for renewed and joyful living.

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A typical service includes sacred music, readings from Scripture, prayers spoken by the community, a sermon that connects our sacred stories to our daily lives, and the celebration of the Eucharist, the sacramental meal at the center of Episcopal worship.

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If you’ve never experienced liturgical worship before, you are warmly welcome. Our worship bulletin offers everything you need to participate comfortably and confidently.