Re-Discovering Saint Barnabas:
Becoming a More Fruitful Church
We encourage you to join us on Sunday mornings at 9am to engage in conversations, led by The Rev. Jim Clark, and our clergy about the culture of Saint Barnabas. Rev. Jim will lead us through the thoughtful engagement of our mission and vision statements, the five ways of discipleship, and what shapes our culture as a Christian community of “disciples who make disciples”.
As we embark on this new year, we’re excited to share the journey of ‘Re-Discovering Saint Barnabas: Becoming a More Fruitful Church.‘ At our Welcome Forum, the reactions were heartwarming as people toured our beautifully transformed kitchen. It’s a symbol of our commitment to growth and stronger community connections in the months ahead.
We extend a warm invitation to join us in worship, celebrate together, and embrace this fresh season of spiritual enrichment and fellowship. Everyone is welcome, and we can’t wait to share moments in our community as we Re-Discover Saint Barnabas Together.
See the video below of our Welcome Sunday Forum.
Re-Discovering Saint Barnabas | Becoming a More Fruitful Church | Forum September 17.
LOOKING AHEAD! | SAVE THE DATES
● Sunday morning services at 7:45am & 10:15am | Sanctuary + Zoom
● Adult Faith Formation begins Sunday, September 17 at 9 am | Hutton Hall + Zoom.
Join our forums about “Re-Discovering Saint Barnabas: Becoming a More Fruitful Church”
● Sunday, October 8 | Both Services
Bishop Reddall will visit us to bless our Welcoming the Neighborhood project, and celebrate our gratitude together.
A Message from our Senior Warden
About Welcoming The Neighborhood
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Rekindle spiritual practices that deepen your relationship with God, one another, and the world.
Find respite from a weary world in the beauty of our grounds, our gardens, and our Sanctuary.
Return to God and to one another through regular worship on Sunday mornings.
Uncover your spiritual gifts and come alive in service to the world.
Remember those who built Saint Barnabas and imagine how God is calling us to live into the future of Saint Barnabas.
Now Is The Time
In the past few years, we’ve experienced what feels like an unprecedented time of disruption, uncertainty, and divisiveness. Times like these can be the Church’s finest hour.
And I believe that to be true for Saint Barnabas.
Now is the time for us to re-discover who we are as members of Saint Barnabas. For the saints of Saint Barnabas to be knitted together as one community in service of the common good. And for Saint Barnabas to become an even more fruitful church in service to Jesus and the world he loves.
I invite you to join us this year on Sunday mornings, as we learn together how to become a more fruitful church in the world and deepen our common life together.
Jim Clark
Rector / Senior Pastor
