Messy Arts + Crafts Neighborhood Picnic 2018
News, by Saint Barnabas
Our Messy Arts + Crafts Neighborhood Picnic was a fun-filled energy packed day for children of all ages! We had over 300 folks attend including 127 children. Here are a few highlights from the event.
SERMON: The Gift of Heaven – April 15, 2018
Sermons, by Guest Author
On Sunday, April 15 we welcomed Bishop Kirk Smith to Saint Barnabas where he preached the sermon and gave confirmations.
Exciting Sunday Ahead!
News, by Saint Barnabas
Join us this Sunday as we welcome our Bishop Kirk Smith for his final visit to Saint Barnabas. Following the services, you can also join us for our Messy Arts + Crafts Neighborhood Picnic! Click the photos to learn more.
Seeking: Priest for New Member Ministries
News, by The Rev. Erika von Haaren
Saint Barnabas is happy to open the application process to add a fourth priest to our staff. The primary portfolio of this priest is to welcome and engage newcomers and new members of the parish. Your heart for welcome and discipling will inspire you to pass along the life-giving, life-changing love of Jesus to those … Continue reading Seeking: Priest for New Member Ministries
SERMON: Hearing and Believing – April 8, 2018
Sermons, by The Rev. Erika von Haaren
SERMON: Today I Choose Joy – April 1, 2018
Sermons, by The Rev. Jim Clark
Click here to view the poster that he references in the sermon: Today I choose Joy
SERMON: THE HINGE OF HISTORY – MARCH 25, 2019
Sermons, by The Rev. Jim Clark
SERMON: Dr. James Finley – March 18, 2018
Sermons, by Guest Author
James Finley, Ph.D. lived as a monk at the cloistered Trappist monastery of the Abbey of Gethsemani in Kentucky, where the world-renowned monk and author, Thomas Merton, was his spiritual director. James Finley leads retreats and workshops throughout the United States and Canada, attracting men and women from all religious traditions who seek to live a contemplative … Continue reading SERMON: Dr. James Finley – March 18, 2018
SERMON: An Invitation to a Different Response – March 11, 2018
Sermons, by The Rev. Jim Clark
