St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Newark, Delaware)

St. Thomas Episcopal Church is a historic Episcopal church located in Newark, Delaware. It is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware. The church's origins date back to the early 18th century, with the original building being a small wooden structure. The current church building, a stone structure, was erected later in the 18th century.

Over the centuries, St. Thomas Episcopal Church has served as a center of religious and community life in Newark. It has undergone various renovations and expansions to accommodate its growing congregation and evolving needs. The churchyard contains a historic cemetery with burials dating back to the early days of the parish.

The church offers regular worship services, Sunday school, and other programs for members of all ages. It also engages in outreach activities to serve the wider community. St. Thomas Episcopal Church continues to be an active and vital part of Newark's religious landscape. The church follows the liturgical traditions of the Episcopal Church and adheres to its theological doctrines. Historical records of the church provide valuable insights into the history of Newark and the surrounding region.