WELCOME
Whoever you are and whatever journey led you here, we welcome you.
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church invites and seeks to serve all people with no barriers. We welcome you to worship with us in-person or virtually via Zoom, Sunday morning at 9:30am.
A Reconciling Ministry - ALL are welcome
Office Hours at St. Barnabas
(see “What’s Happening” below for daily schedule)
Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 1pm - 4pm
Thursday CLOSED
Friday CLOSED (10am-12pm printing)
Happening This Week
Sunday, January 4, 2026
9:30am Sunday Morning Integrated Liturgy in person and on Zoom
11:00am Coffee Hour
Monday, January 5
8:00pm Compline
Tuesday, January 6 - Feast of the Epiphany
6:30pm Tuesday Night - Private Event AA
Wednesday, January 7
8:00pm Compline
Thursday, January 8
Friday, January 9
Encourager submissions due by noon
6:30pm Gathering for Encouragement and Potluck
8:00pm Compline
Saturday, January 10
8:00am Men’s Bible Study on Zoom
Sunday, January 11 - Observance of Epiphany and the Baptism of Our Lord
9:30am Sunday Morning Integrated Liturgy in person and on Zoom
11:00am Coffee Hour
Hymn of the Week
In celebration of the Feast of Epiphany: We Three Kings
Taizé Prayer - Friday, January 16th, 7:30pm
Begin the work of peace in yourself, so that once you are at peace yourself, you can bring peace to others. - St. Ambrose of Milan
The worship tradition in this service began many years ago in the ecumenical French monastic community called Taizé. It is a quiet service of meditation, reflection, music and prayer. Gathering in the presence of Christ we sing simple uncomplicated songs, uncluttered by too many words, allowing the mystery of God to become manifest through the beauty of simplicity. The liturgy is primarily for worship, but it is also meant to quiet the soul. The quietness does not happen all at once, but gradually during the worship. Then we may be still and at peace in the presence of God.
Taizé Prayer at St. Barnabas is held on the third Friday of the month at 7:30 PM.
For more information on the Taizé community go to https://www.taize.fr/en
Gathering for Encouragement - Friday, February 13th, 6:30pm
Simple potluck meal, followed by conversation focused on encouragement.
St. Barnabas Welcomes The Rev. Dr. John G. Rumple
Fr. John Rumple joined St. Barnabas Episcopal Church as Interim Rector on November 30. He brings nearly four decades of pastoral and academic ministry across Appalachia, East Africa, Indiana, and Illinois. His priesthood is marked by a deep love of tradition joined to a hopeful vision for the Church’s future—one that draws on the riches of Anglican worship and theology to meet the spiritual challenges of the present age.
Registration for Parents’ Day Out is ongoing throughout the year!
Artists’ Salon: An Evening of Art and Conversation - Stay tuned for our next date!
The Artists' Salon is a conversation about creativity and spirituality, with artists and appreciators of art engaging each other. Artists play musical instruments, read poetry, perform monologues, sing, dance, and show artwork. A discussion with the artist follows each presentation. Edible art in the form of appetizers and beverages also makes us appreciate everything more! Meets quarterly.
Our Weekly Newsletter: “the encourager”
The Encourager is the best way to keep up with what’s going on at St. Barnabas. It includes information on our current worship and meetings, announcements, and other helpful info. To subscribe to “The Encourager” and receive it as a weekly email to your inbox, enter your email below or please send a request to office@saint-barnabas.net