Come to the Table

Holy Eucharist

Sundays at 8:00am, 10:30am, and 6:00pm

Wednesdays at 12:00pm

Each time we gather at the altar, we step into the mystery of Christ’s presence—nourished, forgiven, and strengthened by God’s unending grace.

Lent is a season of renewal, and there is no better place to be renewed than at the Eucharistic table. Here, we are reminded that grace is not something we earn but a gift freely given. As we partake of the bread and wine, we are united with Christ and with one another, transformed and sent out to be Christ’s hands and feet in the world.

Come with your hunger, your questions, your longing for renewal. There is a place for you at this table.

A Midweek Pause

Evening Prayer

Wednesdays at 6:00pm in the Library

In the middle of the week, when life feels full and fast, Evening Prayer invites us to slow down and rest in God’s presence.

It’s a simple, sacred time—just 15 to 20 minutes of prayer, scripture, and quiet reflection drawn from the Book of Common Prayer and Enriching Our Worship.

On the first Wednesday of each month, we shift into stillness with a time of Centering Prayer, a peaceful practice of simply sitting with God.

No experience is needed, no expectations. Just bring your self and simply be.

Walk with Christ to Calvary

Stations of the Cross

Fridays in Lent, March 7 - April 18

12:00pm in the Sanctuary

Join us each Friday as we walk the Way of the Cross, following Jesus on his journey to Calvary. 

Through scripture, prayer, silence, and sacred imagery, this moving meditation invites us to become companions with Christ in his passion, drawing us deeper into his love. 

Whether you are new to this devotion or have prayed it for years, the Stations of the Cross offer a meaningful way to enter into the heart of Lent, reflecting on Christ’s sacrifice and our call to follow him.

BBC Offers Adult Formation this March

Sunday, March 9, 16, and 23

9:15am in Ramsay Hall

Childcare available

Curious about the history of the Episcopal Church and how we’re called to the work of truth-telling and reconciliation?

Join us for these special classes, where we’ll dive into our Church’s history, the ongoing work of Becoming Beloved Community, and how we can be part of God’s work of healing and justice.

Along the way, we’ll hear from BBC ministry leaders who will share their experiences and insights, giving us a behind-the-scenes look at what this work looks like in action.

Praying with the Psalms

Tuesdays during Lent, March 11 - April 15

6:00 – 7:30pm in the Library

Childcare available

This Lent, join Arielle Latiolais for Praying with the Psalms, a six-week journey into one of the Church’s most ancient prayer practices.

The Psalms are the prayer book of the Bible, giving voice to the full range of human emotion—joy and sorrow, trust and doubt, praise and lament. They teach us how to bring our whole selves before God in prayer.

Each week, we’ll explore the Psalms through teaching, discussion, and guided prayer practices like Lectio Divina, Ignatian meditation, and chanting.

Let the Psalms deepen your personal and communal prayer life this Lent.

Prepare for Holy Week with Father Ben

Sunday, April 6 and 13

9:15am in Ramsay Hall

Childcare available

Holy Week is the center of our Christian story, a journey through Christ’s Passion, death, and resurrection. To help us enter more fully into this sacred time, Fr. Benjamin George-Thoms will lead a special Holy Week guide, exploring the richness of our liturgies in the Book of Common Prayer.

Together, we’ll walk through the proper readings from the Eucharistic lectionary for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week, setting the stage for the great three days of the Triduum—Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil.

This is a chance to deepen your understanding, reflect on scripture, and prepare your heart for the journey ahead. 

Join BBC for a Transformative Workshop on Racial Reconciliation

Saturday, April 12

9:00am - 3:00pm in Ramsay Hall

How do we live more fully into God’s vision of reconciliation, justice, and beloved community?

We invite you to explore this question with us in a special Becoming Beloved Community workshop, open to all clergy, lay leaders, and parishioners who feel called to the work of truth-telling, repair, and faithful action.

Together, we’ll reflect on the past decade of Becoming Beloved Community in the Episcopal Church and wrestle with the present realities of Christianity in the U.S. We’re honored to welcome Sean Polidore, public speaker and host of The Sean P. Experience podcast, as our guest.

In the second half of the workshop, we’ll shift from reflection to action—offering practical steps, exercises, and guidance for both personal discipleship and congregational formation in anti-racism education and advocacy.

We’ll gather from 9:00am to 3:00pm in Ramsay Hall at St. Barnabas, with a light breakfast and full lunch provided. Childcare is available upon request.

A Special Lenten Tradition for Our Children

On Sunday, March 9, our children will take part in a special tradition—decorating and burying "Alleluia" rocks to mark the beginning of Lent.

Just as we set aside the word "Alleluia" during this season of reflection, these rocks will rest in the earth, waiting for the joy of Easter when they will be dug up and celebrated!

Throughout Lent, our children will also be making a joyful noise! Under the guidance of Shawn Roy, our Director of Music, they’ll be preparing a special showcase of songs to share with the congregation on Easter Sunday.

This is a beautiful way for our youngest members to experience the rhythm of Lent and Easter through hands-on activities, music, and joyful anticipation. We hope your family will take part in the journey!

Children's Christian Formation for grades K - 5th meets each Sunday at 9:15am in EYC Building. Questions? Email Jennifer Bolling.

Serve, Connect, and Grow with EYC

Hey EYC friends! On Sunday, April 6, we’re coming together for a special service project—cooking up a big meal to share with our neighbors through the St. Barnabas Food Pantry.

It’s a chance to roll up our sleeves, have fun in the kitchen, and make a real difference for those in need.

But that’s not all. Holy Week is just around the corner, and we’ve got some meaningful ways for you to be part of it. Stay tuned for all the details in our upcoming Holy Week Special Edition eNewsletter!

Come be part of the fun, the fellowship, and the chance to serve with love. We can’t wait to see you there!

EYC (grades 6th - 12th) meets each Sunday from 4:00 - 6:00pm in EYC Building. Questions? Email Jennifer Bolling.

Give with Intention This Lent

Almsgiving is one of the traditional Lenten practices, a way to express our faith through generosity and care for others.

At St. Barnabas, giving has never been easier with Realm, our online giving platform. You can even choose where your gift makes an impact! Just use the dropdown menu or the memo line to choose your fund.

This Lent, consider supporting one of these areas of need:

• Special Appeal – Helps fund much-needed parking lot repairs.
• Rectory Fund – Supports renovations for our clergy housing.
• Discretionary Funds – Allows our priests to provide direct financial assistance to those in need.

No matter the amount, your generosity makes a difference in the life of our church and community.

Support the St. Barnabas Food Pantry

At St. Barnabas, we believe in caring for our neighbors, and our food pantry is one way we live that out. Open 24/7, 365 days a year, the pantry provides food, hygiene items, and essentials to anyone in need. It’s completely donation-based, relying on the generosity of our church and community partners.

This Lent, as we reflect on Jesus’ call to love and serve, we invite you to be part of this ministry by making a donation. You can bring canned goods, shelf-stable food, and hygiene items to the orange bin in the narthex.

Or if it’s easier, you can order directly from our Amazon Wishlist to have supplies sent straight to the pantry.

Thank you for helping St. Barnabas be a beacon of love in our community!

Give the Gift of Life

Vitalant Blood Drive at St. Barnabas

Sunday, March 30 from 9:00am - 12:00pm

This Lent, as we reflect on Christ’s love poured out for us, we have a unique opportunity to give life to others in a tangible way. St. Barnabas is partnering with Vitalant to host a blood drive, and we invite you to take part in this life-giving act of generosity.

Donating blood is a simple yet powerful way to care for those in need—whether it’s patients undergoing surgery, those battling illness, or accident victims in urgent need of care. Your donation can make all the difference.

Sign up, roll up your sleeve, and help save lives!