Thom Sisson’s story is one of service, adaptability, and faith. Over the years, he has worked in many different fields, including truck driving, farming, office management, web design, and network administration. He is also a notary public in Nebraska. These experiences have given him a wide range of skills and, more importantly, the ability to connect with people from all walks of life.
At the heart of Thom’s journey is a steady commitment to helping others. His passion for service has led him to many roles in his community. He has served as a volunteer firefighter, supported local athletic events through the Nebraska Sports Council, and helped lead the badminton tournament as its sports director. He also directed WalkOMAHA for the Cornhusker State Games for more than a decade. 
Thom is an active member of the Knights of Columbus Council 10909, assists with fundraising efforts for local charities, and serves as an assistant football coach for the Creighton Prep Little Jays 6th grade Legacy and Metro teams. Within his parish, he focuses on building faith, encouraging participation in the sacraments, and offering support wherever it is needed.
Beyond his community work, Thom is a husband, father, and writer. His blogs and ongoing projects, including The Spiritual Peace Project and Becoming Whole, reflect his desire to help others grow in faith and find lasting peace in Christ.
Mission Statement
Thom’s mission is to use the gifts he has been given to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Through hard work, faith, and a spirit of service, he strives to build up the people and communities around him. He believes that every skill, whether learned on the road, in the office, or in ministry, can be used for good when offered with humility and love.
Vision Statement
Thom’s vision is to help create a world where knowledge is shared, opportunities are accessible, and people are lifted up by one another. By teaching, serving, and walking with others, he hopes to bridge divides, strengthen communities, and leave behind a legacy of hope, compassion, and lasting peace.
Read more about Thom in his Blogs