St. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church

06/03/2026

The Milwaukee Pride Parade is this coming Sunday, and we'd love to have you walk with us or wave hello if you see the crowd of Milwaukee area Episcopal church there!

05/27/2026

Save the date! Dana, who has been completing her field education with us this past year, will be ordained to the diaconate on Saturday, June 20th!

05/24/2026

Thank you altar guild for preparing the church for Pentecost.

05/23/2026

We're pulling out the grills tomorrow for the Annual Pentecost Potluck Picnic, and hope to see you there following the 10am service!

05/22/2026

We had a wonderful turn out for the community listening session with Common Ground this past Sunday! Thank you to all who attended; we will be sharing next steps in the weeks ahead.

As always we are grateful for our partners in ministry at Our Lady of Lourdes - Milwaukee, St Stephen The Martyr Lutheran Church, ELCA, St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Greendale Community Church UCC, and Emanuel Church - United Church of Christ.

05/22/2026

Did you miss the Cream City Silver Band's concert at St. Thomas last Sunday? Now you can listen to it here!

This is "Cream City Silver Band 2026 Spring Concert" by Daniel Landbo on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

04/24/2026

The organ makes its ascent!

04/21/2026

Eeeeeek! The new organ arrives tomorrow!

This Three-Manual Rudy Lucente Designer Series Allen Organ is scheduled for installation in Greendale, Wisconsin. To see more photos and view the Stop List click here https://allenorgan.com/organ-of-the-week.html

For more information about this instrument, or other Allen Organ instruments, contact Sales at [email protected]

SEE, HEAR, PLAY. EXPERIENCE APEX!

04/20/2026

What a joyful Sunday was we welcomed Willow into the life of the church!

04/15/2026

This past Sunday Dr. Dana Fritz, our deacon-in-training, shared about her experience living with autism in our most recent edition of Show and Tell. Thank you, Dana, for sharing with us!

Join us this Sunday after the 10am service as we hear from Benjamin Franklin (aka Terry Kutz, who has traveled across the country for historical reenactments)!