Trinity Sunday - Morning Prayer and Homily

In lieu of gathering publicly, we offer this special Sunday service with Morning Prayer and a Homily from Rev. Daniel Adkinson.

Click the button above for the bulletin to this service - all scripture, collects and responsive prayers are provided.

Musical Worship - We also commend our Summer Spotify Playlist if would like to add a musical worship component to this online service.

Worship through giving - Help keep St. Thomas strong during this season. You can give online by clicking the “Online Giving” Button for secure giving by card or from your bank account. Make a one-time gift or setup a recurring gift. We have even set up a new method to give by text. Text “Give” to 844-696-6290 to get started. You can also mail a check to St. Thomas Anglican Church P.O. Box 49617 Athens, GA 30604.

Introduction to the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) - We are offering an in-depth class on the BCP via Zoom this Summer on Wednesday Nights at 7:00 pm! We are focusing on the devotional resources of the BCP, various services, and sacramental theology. Register now for this recurring webinar and join us for our next session on Wednesday.

Summer Schedule – Our next step will be to gather for what we’re calling “Simple Services” in smaller groups at multiple outdoor chapels around the greater Athens area or with a Zoom online community. We will meet Sundays at 10:00 a.m. starting Next Sunday, June 14th using backyards, driveways, farms, and Zoom! Everyone will need to sign up to participate for coordination and communication. Registration is now open and you can sign up through the Sign Up Genius form below. The form also has further details about our vision for the Summer and common-sense safety protocols we are putting in place.

Register HERE for the Introduction to the Book of Common Prayer

Register HERE for the Outdoor Chapels beginning June 14th -  (Required to Participate)

We pray this online resource will be a blessing to you and your family in this challenging time in the world.

May the Lord bless you and keep you safe.