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
May-August 2024 (see “What’s Happening” below for exceptions)
Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm | Fr. Tim (Tues) 9am-2pm
Wednesday 1pm - 4pm | Fr. Tim (Wed) 9am-2pm
Thursday CLOSED | Fr. Tim (Thurs) 9am-2pm
Friday CLOSED | Office Printing 10am-12pm
To reach Fr. Tim on Mondays or Tuesdays, please call his cell phone or set up a Zoom appointment with him.
If you’d like to make an appointment with Fr. Tim, please email rector@saint-barnabas.net.
Happening This Week
Monday, November 18
8:00pm Compline on Zoom
Tuesday, November 19
7:00pm St. Barnabas Project - Scripture Scribing
Wednesday, November 20
8:00pm Compline on Zoom
Thursday, November 21
Friday, November 22
8:00pm Taizé Prayer
Saturday, November 23
8:00am Men’s Group
Sunday, November 24
8:15am Choir Rehearsal
9:30am Sunday Morning Integrated Liturgy in person and on Zoom
Saturday, December 14, 2024 - Please join us for a rich musical evening!
Come let your spirit be lifted and encouraged!
7pm Upstairs - Gospel artists Lydia Phoenix Coleman, voice, and Henry McDaniel III, piano
8pm Downstairs - Steve Slagg, singer-songwriter
Benefit for the St. Barnabas Mission trip to support the Horse and Pony Camp at Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota.
Parents’ Day Out is currently registering for Fall 2024. Spots still available!
Hymn of the Week
Not Here for High and Holy Things; Words: Geoffrey Anketel Studdert-Kennedy; Music: Morning Song
Taizé Prayer, Friday, December 20th, 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
Artists’ Salon: An Evening of Art and Conversation - SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, February 15th
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.
Greek This Week!
A Short Video Series brought to you by Fr. Tim
To see more videos, and visit Fr. Tim’s website, click here.
To learn more about the significance of greek for studying the bible, check this video out, from Dr. Samuel Loncar and the BEcoming Human Project:
“The Bible and Philosophy: The Jewish revolution” YouTube video
Hope and Clarity Speaker Series
Our most recent speaker was Lydia “Phoenix” Hamilton on August 6.
children’s ministry at St. Barnabas
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