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WELCOME!
At St. Barnabas, we experience God’s redeeming love in all and through all and respond to that love through faithful worship, life-long spiritual growth, and committed outreach.
Our community shares a progressive faith, opens our arms to all seekers, and works to make the world more just. We invite you to walk with us! Read More
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May 4: The Third Sunday of Easter Sunday
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9:30 am: Holy Eucharist (sung) in the Sanctuary.
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For the bulletin, click here.
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For the live-stream, click here.
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For the Lectionary, click here.
To view the St. Barnabas Profile, click here
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Illuminare Concert
Sunday, May 4 at 2:00pm
Trinity United Methodist Church
On May 4th, Mikolaj Bandosz, Karen Esten, Michael Jordan, Stan Siefer, and Nichole Young are representing St. Barnabas in a joint concert titled Illuminare, hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church. Illuminare is a five movement work by Elaine Hagenberg, and it is gorgeous! It’s classic in its structure and in its text, but Hagenberg has set the texts to a lovely, contemporary musical setting. All five of us St. Barnabas singers have really enjoyed learning it, and we would love for you to experience our performance with us. Please come! Click here for more inf and to purchase tickets
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The Forum This Sunday
How We Learn to be Brave Part 2
11:00 in Grant Hall
This Sunday, May 4th, we continue our two week study of Bishop Budde's book, How We Learn to be Brave. We will have a fruitful discussion of this encouraging and challenging book. While it is helpful to have read the book, even if you haven't, you will benefit from the group sharing! To view a "Cliff Notes" of the book, click here.
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Sign Up to Sponsor an Auction Event Today!
Are you wondering what to sponsor? Think about a small gathering you could host, such as:
- Dessert on the Porch
- Picnic on the Patio
- Picnic in the Park
- Game Night
- Afternoon at the Museum followed by Ice Cream
Pick up a Poster after Worship. To sign up, click here or scan the QR code below:
Check the Church Calendar/ add your event
The week before the Auction, look thru the Booklet and pick your favorites
See ya at the French Picnic SATURDAY JUNE 7TH 4-7 PM
The Auction, - The Gift that Keeps on Giving
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May Giving-2-Others
The Gathering Place
The Gathering Place offers a variety of services to women, gender diverse people, and children who are facing homelessness and instability . It was founded in 1986 by two social work graduate students who identified huge unmet needs in Denver. Over the years they have supplied food (both meals and groceries), shelter (recently through the Elati Village Micro Community started in 2024), basic services (showers, laundry, and access to mail, phones, and computers), a clothing bank, and mental health care. All of these services are provided at no cost to those served. For more information click here.
To donate online, click here or earmark a check to St. Barnabas for “Giving-2-Others” and place it in the offering plate, the office, or mail it in.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
To learn more about our Giving-2-Others outreach and why it matters, click here.
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This Sunday Petition Signing
After Worship in Lukens Wing
Call on the Trump Administration to return the immigrants unlawfully expelled to El Salvador
Amnesty International is conducting a campaign against the unlawful expulsions of immigrants from the United States to El Salvador: “We call on the Trump administration to immediately return those that were illegally removed to El Salvador back to the US and halt any subsequent expulsions or deportations of Venezuelans or other third country nationals, complying with the decisions of the US Judiciary.” On Sunday April 27th, join us in signing a petition and/or writing a letter to letter to Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security. Letter writing supplies will be provided in Lukens Wing after worship. Take action and sign the petition here.
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Urge Your Members of Congress
to Protect Medicaid and SNAP
The Episcopal Public Policy Network asks us to reach out to our members of Congress and urge them to prioritize protections for those who rely on government programs to meet their basic needs. Tell them to protect the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and to protect Medicaid. Click here for the Office of Government Relations of the Episcopal Church to send emails to your members of Congress:
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Together Colorado -Members of Faith in Action:
Police Accountability
Tuesday, May 6 at 7:00 - 9:00pm
Shorter Community AME Church
Learn about Before the Blue and Beyond the Badge (B4B), a program created in conjunction with Together Colorado for new recruits about building relationships in all communities despite a sometimes turbulent history. Hear about Active Bystander for Law Enforcement (ABLE) training, which equips officers to speak up despite their rank. Explore why low-level traffic stops don’t improve public safety, and discover the Denver Police Department’s Use of Force Policy. We’re working to enshrine these important initiatives, which help build a beloved community. To support and lift your voice to preserve these programs register here.
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Celebrations This Week
Happy Birthday to:
Ann Hix May 5
Cheryl Volmert May 8
Patti Walter May 9
Anniversaries:
Suzi and Matt Stolwyk May 4
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St. Barnabas Highlights
Fun, joy, and music from Vinyl Voices
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Pastoral Care
For your pastoral care needs and concerns this week, please contact Mother Deb Angell (303-475-9194.
Those in need of prayer
The Hayes family, Dennis Kennedy, Marty and Diana Flahive, Larry Volmert, Selah Kay, Atlee Witt, Meghann and Kai, the Alden family, Brian Reid, Greg Roosevelt, Kate, Jill Schlegal, Margaret Noteman, Darryl Searuggs, Rob, Jane Schmitz, Irene Shepard, Matt and Suzy Stolwyk, Frank Baker, Ellen Janasko, Spencer Mize, Skyler Spettle, Deb Sawtelle, Scott West, Lan Peng and stepson Jackson, Kathy Mordeaux, Betsy Wier, Rachel Lee Nakamoto, Terry, Kitty, Raphael, Shannon Pergament and Marcus Lowry, Mother Georgia and Janet Nelson, Agatha Morrell, those imprisoned or expelled from the country without due process, the people of Ukraine, the people of Sudan, all victims of gun violence, the people in the Middle East, and those who suffer from conflict and natural and human disaster.
New to the prayer list
Those who have died
R.W. Nelson, father-in-law to former St. Barnabas Priest Mother Georgia Nelson and father of Janet Nelson. Rest eternal grant to them, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Prayer Requests
For prayer requests please email us at office@stbdenver
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Weekly Calendar
Sunday, May 4: The Third Sunday of Easter
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9:30 am: Holy Eucharist (sung) in the Sanctuary
- 11:00 am: Barnabas Forum in Grant Hall
- 11:0 am: Youth Group at St. Barnabas
Tuesday, May 6
- 10:oo am: Staff meeting
- 5:30 pm: Leadership Team meeting via zoom
Wednesday, May 7
- 10:00 am: Bible Study in the Brady Room
- 6:00 pm: Stewardship Committee meeting at the Flor’s
Thursday, May 8
- 7:00 pm: Choir rehearsal in the Sanctuary
Saturday, May 10
- 1:00 pm: Youth Group End of School Year Party at Pat Long's
Sunday, May 11: The Fourth Sunday of Easter
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9:30 am: Holy Eucharist (sung) in the Sanctuary
- 11:00 am: Barnabas Forum in Grant Hall
*Here is the link to the live-stream on YouTube. It can also be found on our website.
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Stewardship Fun Fact: King Soopers Community Rewards
40 St. B’s households participated in the King Soopers Community Rewards program during the first quarter of this year. Quarterly donations were about 28% lower than usual, due to the 2-week strike by King Soopers workers. This indicates that most St. B’s households participating in the program honored the picket lines and avoided shopping at King Soopers during the strike. Over the last ten quarters, St. B’s has received over $3,000 in donations back from King Soopers from our households’ purchases during that time frame, with our average of over $300 per quarter. If you’re interested in participating in this program, please contact David Ford at 303.521.3564 or DLFord@mac.com.
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9:00 am - 12:00 pm Tuesday through Friday.
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