Anglican church services were first held in Pyramid Hill in early 1885.     
In 1887 St Thomas' Church was opened and dedicated.
The lovely little weatherboard church with chancel, vestry and porch, and  a bell tower, occupied a triangular piece of land between two main roads facing the town centre. 

On May 14th 1972 the new St Thomas' Church building was opened and
 dedicated - built on the same site. 

Worship at St Thomas' is mainly traditional although somewhat less
formal than in the past.  
Music is a mix of traditional and modern, the congregation happily embracing both styles. 
Every member is part of a roster group.  Groups take it in turns to be responsible for the greeting, readings, offerings, and hospitality at
morning tea and the bring-and-share lunches.
This wonderful time of fellowship is a valued time for everyone.

Pyramid Hill Christians have a strong commitment to ecumenism, evident in many shared activities.  The Anglican and Uniting Church congregations worship together on the third Sunday of each month, alternating between St Thomas' and Tyndale Memorial Church.

Rev'd Heather leads a service at the local Aged Care Hostel each month.  The residents look forward to this time of worship, music and fellowship.

Services are held each Sunday.......
1st Sunday of the month Eucharist at 11.00am followed by a bring & share lunch
2nd Sunday of the month Eucharist at 9.00am
3rd Sunday of the month a lay-led Morning Prayer service at 9.00am*
4th Sunday of the month Eucharist at 9.00am
5th Sunday of the month the Parish comes together for worship at 10.30am followed by lunch   

* The Anglican and Uniting congregations join together for worship on the 3rd Sunday of each month alternating between churches.