Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church and School Open Renovated, Improved Campus After Hurricane Harvey Damage
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Saint Thomas Episcopal Church and School, a traditional Episcopal church in the Diocese of Texas that supports the Christian, classical college preparatory school, today announced that after four years of construction, the newly renovated campus will be fully open for learning and worship this school year.
Key Points:
- Saint Thomas Episcopal Church and School, a traditional Episcopal church in the Diocese of Texas that supports the Christian, classical college preparatory school, today announced that after four years of construction, the newly renovated campus will be fully open for learning and worship this school year.
- In 2017, Saint Thomas Episcopal Church and School experienced nearly complete devastation during Hurricane Harvey as 70 percent of the church and school were flooded.
- David O. Browder, President of the Saint Thomas Episcopal School Board and Rector of the Saint Thomas Episcopal Church.
- Founded in 1955, Saint Thomas Episcopal School, is a private, Preschool through 12th-grade college preparatory school founded on Christian values.