St. Thomas Episcopal Church

1405 Bushwick Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11207

(718)452-2332 ext. 102

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Sunday Morning Services

10:00am In-Person/ Virtual

st. thomas episcopal church

Where You Are Always

Welcome.

You matter to God. You matter to us.

Services

10:00 am – Hybrid  

In-Person/ Virtual

Location

1405 Bushwick Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11207

Virtual Service Links

Morning Service

Noon Day Prayer

In The Tradition of Jesus

We welcome you all, regardless of your race and differences.

Our congregation exists to glorify God and make him relevant to people of our time and place. We devote times to worship, fellowship, learning, and organizing to care for each other and all neighbors.

Please join us in this project that is much bigger and greater than all of us together.

We would appreciate if you could join us on Sundays for the 10:00am Eucharistic Service. During the weekdays (Monday to Friday) for 12 Noon Prayer and on Thursdays, Bible study is at 12:30pm, following Prayer.

In case you can’t do any of these, please don’t be a stranger.

Consider giving us a call to discuss any life issues, especially those issues that are heavy on your mind. We can be reached at 718.452.2332

 

Upcoming Events and Celebrations

News 12 reports that St Thomas supported the community by opening their doors to help Bushwick families displaced by the massive fire to receive clothes, and supplies at relief drive.  Click here to view the news report.

Sunday School begins at 9:30am

Why Our Church?

St. Thomas Episcopal Church is a Christian community called to communicate God’s love to people from all walks of life.  We are committed to being a sign to our city of God’s work, justice, peace, and love. We are a Parish family unified in giving thanks and praise to the Lord for his blessings. We celebrate through prayer, bible study, education, music, and food.

Our Mission

St. Thomas  Episcopal  Vision and Mission Statements

Our Vision
To make God and Our Church relevant to the People of our time and place.
Our Mission:
We get involved to Learn, Love, Encourage and Inspire through the Gospel.

Need Prayer?

No matter what you’re facing, we’d love to pray with you!

Meet Our Pastor - The Reverend Canon Ryan A. Boyce

The Barbados Consulate of New York Independence Honors 2023: The Reverend Canon Ryan A. Boyce – Consul General’s Award for Religion and Community Outreach Service.

The Reverend Canon Ryan Antonio Boyce was born in Barbados where he attended the Alleyne Secondary/High School and The University of the West Indies. He holds undergraduate degrees in Law, Political Science, and Theology.  He has completed certification in Canon (Church) Law, Chaplaincy, Police Chaplaincy and is  currently completing a Master of Science Degree in Forensic and Counseling Psychology. 

Rev. Boyce spent over a year in the Diocese of the North Eastern Caribbean in the Archdeaconry of St. Kitts.  In Barbados, he served as Curate of St. Leonard’s Anglican Church and Christ Church Parish Church.  He was the Priest-in-Charge of St Catherine’s Anglican Church.  Canon Boyce was a government appointee serving on the Board of Directors for the Barbados National Housing Corporation. He was also a Director of the Barbados Child Care Board (Children’s Services) and had special oversight of delinquency within the children’s homes.  He was the Chaplain of the Barbados Boys and Girls Industrial School (Juvenile Delinquency Incarceration) before relocation to the United States of America.

In the United States, He served as a Priest-in-Charge of the St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church in Atlantic City,  St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church, in Hollis Queens, and also as the Police Chaplain for the New Jersey State Police, the Pleasantville Police and Fire Department, Community Probation Supervisor for Pleasantville Court, and Atlantic County Court Probation Departments.  He also served as Chaplain to the New Jersey Department of Justice Juvenile Correctional Facilities and New Jersey’s First responder and emergency Chaplain.  

Reverend Boyce is also a Community Council Clergy Liaison for the 103 Precinct and sits on the Commander’s Advisory Council for the New York Police Department.  

He is an advocate for many youth development programs and works with many schools and juvenile delinquency centers in the communities.

Please click here for a more detailed biography of The Reverend Canon Ryan A. Boyce.

OUR PASTOR

The Reverend Sully Guillaume-Sam, Rector

“The church is the body of Christ on earth, empowered by the Holy Spirit to continue the task of reaching the lost and discipling the saved, helping them become fully devoted followers of Christ.” – Ephesians 4:1-16