The Church School
Currently, the Church School is a youth ministry: teaching, learning and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ for children of pre-school age to the age of ten. more...
Cub Scout Pack #133
A structured program, parental support and committed adult volunteers help the pack to achieve its objective. The Cub Scout motto is “Do A Good Turn Daily.” Pack #133 incorporates these two principles into its program, with the expectation that the Cub Scouts live and practice these ideals every day. more...
F.E.N.C.E
FENCE is an acronym for Families of Episcopalians Nurturing within the College Environment. Currently, there is one active component to this ministry. It is referred to as the Family Component. The goal of this component is to keep the AECST’s undergraduate college students involved in the life of the Episcopal Church while attending college away from home. In October 2015, we began planning for a second component involving the mentoring of students from the community at-large who attend regional colleges. Roll-out is anticipated for the 2017-2018 academic year. FENCE is administered by a coordinator, with support from the AECST’s assistant rector who is responsible for youth and young adult ministries and programs. more...
The Girls' Friendly Society
The Girls' Friendly Society is an international, non-profit organization affiliated with the Episcopal Church for girls and young women founded in 1875 in England. The first branch in USA was founded in 1877. It is a parish-based program with membership open to girls from the age of 7-21 of any race, religion, or nationality. more...
The Anderson Scholarship Committee
The purpose of this committee is to provide financial help to deserving high school students from three area high schools, who are pursuing a college education in a two or four year institution. This help takes the form of modest grants to help with books or incidental expenses. more...
The Teen Youth Program
A weekly program designed for the Christian teenagers who meet on Sundays during our regular worship service in the SOULdiers4Christ study room.
-learn relevant lessons on spirituality, self, and society
-watch movies on selected Sundays
-play games: basketball, darts, table tennis, etc.
-eat dinner together
-interact with both fellow young people as well as adult instructors in a caring and loving environment
-make trips for educational or entertainment purposes.
-volunteer services to the local community projects more...
The St Thomas Dance Ensemble:
The Dance Ensemble is an outreach program that strives to continue participation in ongoing activities that can enhance the growth, exposure, and camaraderie among our youth. more...