Father Christian Mathis offers an invitation, and explains a path that leads to our connection with Jesus. Although this podcast is aimed at those considering joining our Catholic family, it also provides insight and is beneficial to those who are already members.

The podcast also coincides with the Come and See class that will be held on Sept. 8 at the Parish Family Life Center.

Please join us for a Parish Work Day as we prepare our campus for the upcoming Fall Festival.  We have a variety of projects, both inside and out, and we need as many workers as possible.  No particular skills are required, other than a desire to help. We look forward to a fun and productive day from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

Sign up by calling the parish office at 986-9885, or email phil@sthomaslc.com.  

Do you feel you are being led to the Catholic Faith? Perhaps you've been thinking about becoming a member of the Catholic Church?

If you have questions and would like more information, you are welcome to come and explore the Catholic faith during a series of Inquiry Sessions at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church.

Inquiry Sessions will begin September 8th, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. They will be held in Room 118 of the Parish Family Life Center. Please call the parish office for more information at 865-986-9885.

In the past year, we've seen a lot of changes.

St. Thomas recently welcomed two new deacons and two new members of our business office. Please take time to meet some of the new folks who've joined our parish family by clicking on parish staff.

You can also find out more about those who serve our parish ministries and our parish council leaders. Feel free to explore our website and read more about those who are making St. Thomas a great place to worship.

Our goal at St. Thomas is to keep parishioners informed in all matters-- from parish council meetings to the activities of our ministries.

Recently, the St. Thomas transition team, comprised of nine parishioners, was commissioned to help formulate a smooth plan for changes within our church community.

Before coming-up with recommendations, the committee sought feedback from our clergy, staff members, and parishioners themselves.

For a complete look at their report, click here.