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NICHOLSON MURALS
A brief explanation of the significance of the beautiful Nicholson Murals - Click image for full details
EVENTS 2020
Please click on the image above for details of our events for 2020
ABOUT OUR CHURCH
St. Thomas' Church of England Church is a friendly family orientated and welcoming church with a range of service styles and activities. For further information about what's on offer please click on the read more button below.
SAFEGUARDING AND INCLUSION
St. Thomas' Church is committed to The Diocese of Sodor and Man's policy for the safeguarding, nurture and care of everyone within our Island church community.
HEALTH and SAFETY.
FOOD HYGIENE.
All volunteers who serve food or teas and coffee must complete an appropriate course.
LATEST NEWS
LATEST NEWS
Click image for the latest
News from St. Thomas'
New Update 23.8.20.
SERVICES
Services are held every Sunday at 11.00am
For full details please click the read more button below.
NEXT EVENTS
Sunday 4th October
9.30am
Brunch
11.00am
Harvest Family Service
2.00pm & 3.15pm
Heritage Tours with Charles Guard
Monday 28th September
2.00pm
Craft Group
Wednesday 30th September
7.45pm
Summer Concert
Cordaylis & Renaissance Group
Friday 2nd October
10.30am
Coffee & Chat
12.00pm
Light Lunch
MASKS FOR SALE
Our very own talented seamstress, Pat, has been busy making these superb masks during lockdown. They are available to buy for just
£5 each. (Towards church funds)
For details please contact
(Children's sizes also available)
Monthly Newsletter.
For just £3 annually you can get our monthly newsletter e-mailed directly to you.
For full details
click here
For regular update from the diocese visit
http://www.sodorandman.im
Here are the hymns Tomasz recorded for the service on Sunday 27th September
All of Tomazs's & Anya's recordings can be found on our AUDIO FILES Page
Manx Concert Brass Concert and Supper.
To buy Your Tickets on line click here.
All helpers please note that a food hygiene certificate is required.
For details click here
OCTOBER GIFT MONTH
October sees our annual Gift Month. After the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak our Gift Month this year is even more important than usual. You can make a donation by clicking on the button below.
CARDS FOR SALE
Jacqy Frear has been busy making hand made cards. These are available to buy at £5 for six cards by emailing philipfrear@yahoo.com.
For full details click on the PDF file below .
WELCOME
Since its opening in 1849 St. Thomas' Church, which was built in the very early days of Douglas' development, has seen many changes. Douglas has grown from a small fishing port to the Island's capital. The age of mass tourism has come, and largely gone, to be followed by the growth of the finance and insurance sector, an expanding retail area and the services and facilities needed to support a constantly increasing population. As the twenty first century progresses, we are aware that further, as yet unknown, but far reaching changes are on the way. In the meantime, the roads around the church, which in the mid nineteenth century may have seen the passage of the occasional horse drawn dray or carriage, now echo to the constant roar of modern traffic!
In the midst of so much change the ministry of the church has remained the same. We are here to witness to the presence of Christ in the parish we serve, to offer faithful worship and to extend in his name a warm welcome to all. Whether you are a long standing resident, a recently arrived "comeover" or a holiday maker, you will be made very welcome and we look forward to seeing you. Our normal service pattern can be found by clicking on the services button at the top of this page. Any alterations will be published on this site in good time.
With every good wish and blessing
Philip Frear, Minister.
St. Thomas' church and it's people bringing the light of Christ to the heart of our capital.
(Reverend Canon Philip Frear)
"St. Thomas' Church Tour [ Douglas] was worth its weight in gold - a gem that few on the Island seem to know about"
John Gelling Ellis, Birmingham (from a letter published in Isle of Man Examiner on 10.10.17)
