Saint Barnabas

Conversations - Justice / Chastity
2023-08-27 09:00 - 10:00 (America/Phoenix)
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Justice / Chastity”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Habitat for Humanity house dedication
2023-08-26 10:00 - 11:00
Saturday, August 26, 10 am
6026 W Gardenia Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301 (Click for map)
Let’s celebrate our work together by dedicating a brand new home for Kymberly, her sister Dulce and her niece Ariana. We will join them along with the whole Episcopal Coalition team where we will wish them a wonderful step forward in this meaningful and moving event. You won’t want to miss it! Questions? Please contact Jay Harris.

Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
Read more about Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona
Location: 6026 W Gardenia Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301

Conversations - Lust
2023-08-20 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Lust”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Conversations - Temperance
2023-08-13 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with the Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and the Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Temperance”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact the Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Conversations - Gluttony
2023-08-06 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Gluttony”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Conversations - Generosity
2023-07-30 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Generosity”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Conversations - Greed
2023-07-23 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Greed”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Conversations - Prudence / Diligence
2023-07-16 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Prudence / Diligence”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Men's Chorus
2023-07-12 19:00 - 20:00
Saint Barnabas Men’s Chorus Rehearsal + Worship
Once the women have lifted us up in worship, it’s the men’s turn on July 16! Join the choir this week to sing in worship: rehearsal on Wednesday, July 12 from 7-8pm and then again on Sunday the 16th at 9am before leading worship at the 10:15 service. No prior experience needed!
Rehearsal | Wednesday, July 12, 7pm – 8pm
Worship | Sunday, July 16 (9am – Rehearsal | 10:15am – Worship)
For more information please contact Robert Heyde, Choir Director.
Location: Meet in the Sanctuary

Conversations - Sloth
2023-07-09 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Sloth”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Women's Chorus
2023-07-05 19:00 - 20:00
Saint Barnabas Women’s Chorus Rehearsal + Worship
Love to sing? Join in for Women’s Choir Sunday: Come for the choir rehearsal on Wednesday, July 5 from 7-8pm and sing at the 10:15 service on Sunday, July 9 (rehearsal at 9am that morning in the Sanctuary). All treble voices are welcome to join for this event – no singing experience is necessary!
Rehearsal | Wednesday, July 5, 7pm – 8pm
Worship | Sunday, July 9 (9am – Rehearsal | 10:15am – Worship)
For more information please contact Robert Heyde, Choir Director.
Location: Meet in the Sanctuary

Conversations - Meekness / Patience
2023-07-02 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Meekness / Patience”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Conversations - wrath
2023-06-25 09:00 - 10:00
CONVERSATIONS
SUNDAYS, at 9 am | IN THE LEARNING CENTER (Library)
Join us this Sunday, with The Rev. Jennifer Tucker. and The Rev. Robert Berra
Conversations continues through the summer. We will be discussing: Sin and Virtue: Ethics in Everyday Life
This Sunday’s topic: “Wrath”
Open to all, Conversations is a class led by a rotation of our clergy. Throughout the summer we will examine each of the traditional seven deadly sins and discuss seven corresponding virtues that help us guide our choices and navigate our path in the world today. There is no requirement or commitment necessary to attend and you can drop in any week for opportunities to listen, ask questions, and join the Conversation.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra at robert@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about faith programs for adults
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

ENVISIONING A SPIRITUAL MOSAIC
2023-04-20 16:00 - 2023-04-22 14:00
ENVISIONING A SPIRITUAL MOSAIC
The African Diaspora Ablaze In Our Beloved Community
April 20-22 | Church of the Epiphany, Tempe, AZ

Please join the Western Region Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE) and Province VIII Black African Ministries (BAM) for our Annual Conference. Guest speakers will be Rev. Mary Tororeiy, Ph.D, Rev. Canon C. K. “Chuck” Robertson, Ph.D, and The Rev. Canon Anita Braden. This event is open to ALL! Fee is $50. Registration is required. Payment instructions and hotel lodging information will be sent once you register.
Location: 2222 South Price Rd.
Tempe, AZ 85282

Silent Directed Retreat
2023-03-23 00:00 - 2023-03-26 00:00
THIS RETREAT IS FULL
Registration is now Closed
Click here for details about our next retreat in May 2023.
March 23-26 | Redemptorist Renewal Center, Tucson, AZ
Over the course of four days, refresh your soul through three periods of shared silence each day, plus the morning and afternoon group conferences with The Rev. Jim Clark.
Individual spiritual direction is offered. All meals are provided, and both single and shared room options are available. There has been a price increase for all accommodations. Scholarships are available. More information to follow.
For questions, contact Debbie Moore.

Click here to learn more about Retreats at Saint Barnabas.
Curious about Contemplative Life? Click here.
Photo by Rob Bates on Unsplash

Location: 7101 W. Picture Rock Road, Tucson, AZ 85743-0569

Community of Hope Commission of New Lay Chaplains
2023-03-05 10:15 - 11:00
AT SAINT BARNABAS, NO ONE SUFFERS ALONE
On March 5, Saint Barnabas will commission our class of six Community of Hope Lay Chaplains. Our new Lay Chaplains are available to serve the community as guides and companions throughout all of life’s ups and downs. Help us celebrate these ministers at our 10:15am service.
Lay Chaplains, who have received training through the Community of Hope, are here to walk with you through any hardship. We are here for you when you encounter any of life’s tough spots:

death
loss of a job or a dream
divorce
a move you didn’t choose
even a seemingly happy occasion, like the birth of a child, that can make you feel overwhelmed or alone.

If you feel like there is no one to talk to, or that your family or friends have heard enough already, give us a call. We are here for you.
To be connected to a Community of Hope Lay Chaplain, please contact the Rev. Jennifer Tucker or call the church office, (480) 948-5560
Location: Sanctuary

African American Spirituality and the Episcopal Church
2023-02-19 09:00 - 10:00
“What we do for the African American community benefits everybody. Anything that knocks down barriers is a good thing.” -Br. Lee Hughes, OP
Saint Barnabas is blessed to host the Diocese of Arizona’s annual observance of the Feast Day of Absalom Jones, the first African American Episcopal priest. In preparation for welcoming the diocese to our parish, we will take the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the stories of African Americans in the Episcopal Church.
February 19: Celebrating our Learning and our Connections
Past – January 29: The story of African American ordination in the Episcopal Church. The session will chart the experience of black Episcopalians, using the ordinations of The Rev. Absalom Jones to The Rt. Rev. Barbara Harris as guideposts.
Past – February 5: “Union of Black Episcopalians – What it Means for You and Me.” An address by Dr. Dawn Conley, President of the The Karl and Virginia Washington Arizona Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians.
Past – February 12: African American Spirituality: Music and Contemplative practice
Want to get caught up or review?
Click below to view previous session and resources.
Resource Page
Join us in Hutton Hall or online. Z-o-o-m credentials will be available via our weekly email. Not receiving emails? Subscribe or call the church office. All are welcome.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra or call the church office.
and Join us for…
CELEBRATING ABSALOM JONES
Commemorating the Life of a Civil Liberty Pioneer
Saturday, February 18 at 2pm
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Location: Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church
6715 N Mockingbird Ln
Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Sanctuary

Celebrating Absalom Jones
2023-02-18 14:00
“What we do for the African American community benefits everybody. Anything that knocks down barriers is a good thing.” -Br. Lee Hughes, OP
Bl. (Blessed) Absalom Jones holds a special place in history as a pioneer in civil liberty and service. Born into slavery in Delaware in 1746, Jones purchased freedom for his family and began attending St. George’s Methodist Episcopal congregation which was, nominally, an interracial congregation. However, one Sunday, African American congregants were asked to move from their seats on the first floor to the upper balcony – where they would not be seen. Following this incident, Jones left the congregation but continued to be an active member of the Episcopal Church, going on to be ordained as the first African-American Episcopal priest.
Since his death on February 13, 1818, commemorating the Feast Day of Absalom Jones is one symbolic step we can take as a community toward ensuring that such treatment of African Americans – or any “other” group – is not only never repeated but that we proactively and continuously course-correct to avoid it, always striving to improve equality, fairness and representation for all people.
A celebration of Jones’s Feast Day will take place in the Sanctuary. The service of liturgy and Holy Eucharist is hosted by The Karl and Virginia Washington Arizona Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians, in partnership with the Episcopal Church’s Diocese of Arizona.
The Rev. Vanessa MacKenzie
The Rt. Rev. Jennifer A. Reddall, sixth Bishop of the Diocese of Arizona, will preside over the service, with a message from guest preacher the Rev. Vanessa MacKenzie, who grew up in Johannesburg under apartheid. Music by Saint Barnabas featuring Ms. Jackie Island of All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Phoenix who will sing “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen.”
This event will be open to all. Questions? Contact Br. Lee Hughes, OP.
Click for Livestream
Saint Barnabas recently interviewed Br. Lee Hughes, OP about his work with UBE. Click here to read.
African American Spirituality and the Episcopal Church
In preparation for welcoming the diocese to our parish, we will take the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the stories of African Americans in the Episcopal Church. You can learn about attending this program by clicking here or you can find videos and handouts from previous sessions by going to our resources page (click below):
Resource Page
Location: Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church
6715 N Mockingbird Ln
Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Sanctuary

Lay Reader Training
2023-01-29 11:45
Sunday, January 29 | 11:45am | Sanctuary
Are you currently a reader or want to become a reader for our services? Lay Readers read the lessons from Holy Scripture and lead the creed and the prayers of the people during Sunday services and other times of worship. We invite both current readers and those who would like to become one to join us for an orientation session on January 29 following the 10:15 service. We’ll help you to read with confidence, feel comfortable in the lectern, and use the microphone effectively. To join, please contact The Rev. Sarah Getts.
Location: Sanctuary

The Spirituality of Wine Tasting
2023-01-13 16:00 - 19:00
Friday, January 13, 2023 | 4-7pm at Saint Barnabas
“Tasting with intentionality invites us to develop our ability to be fully present in the moment, to enhance our awareness of the beauty and delight that surround us in our everyday lives, and to live more fully in a mindset of gratitude” – Tev. Dr. Cathernine C. Gregg
The Spirituality of Wine Tasting is a fundraising event for Christian Formation Direction Ministry Arizona. Guided by CFDM co-founder Rev. Dr. Catherine C. Gregg, a Level 3 Master Sommelier, attendees will experience the sights, scents, and flavors of six hand-picked wines, carefully paired with a delightful selection of hors d’oeuvres prepared by chef Kate Fimbres.

Location: Hutton Hall | Saint Barnabas

Coping with Grief During the Holidays
2022-11-06 11:45
SUNDAYS, NOVEMBER 6, 13 and December 11, and 18 11:45m – 1PM | MEETS IN SEAN’S PLACE
If you are walking the path of grief and living with the loss of a loved one, please come together for support and to learn strategies for coping with the holidays. You can come anytime; however, we recommend attending all four sessions to get the most out of this program.
To register, contact The Rev. Pam Bell

Location: Saint Barnabas

Work Day: Habitat for Humanity - October
2022-10-22 07:30 - 11:30
Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity workday.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 at 7:30AM | ON LOCATION
We are ready to get to our work of building homes for deserving families!! In order to limit contact between volunteers, attendance is limited to 10 per shift.
No previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on-site, as well as lunch and snacks. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path to eliminating homelessness in the Valley.
Registration is required. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jay Harris

Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
Location: 7112 N. 48th Ave., Glendale

Community of Hope Training
2022-10-13 18:00 - 2022-11-17 20:00
Empowering the Laity for Pastoral Care

Do you feel God calling you into a new ministry to be the hands, feet, and listening ears for a broken world? Are you ready for a new commitment to your faith and in service to others?
Training to be a Community of Hope Lay Chaplain
A 12-week training for Community of Hope lay chaplains begins in October 2022, and Saint Barnabas is welcoming applications.
Community of Hope (COH) is a pastoral care model based on Benedictine Spirituality. The program builds a community of caregivers who are united in prayer and worship and shaped by the common practices and ethos of the Rule of Benedict.
COH equips and deploys lay chaplains to meet the varied pastoral needs in the broader community: loss, grief, illness, aging, life transition, loneliness, to name a few.
The training modules are a rich time of exploration and team building and will be led by parishioners, clergy, and experts in the field. If you’ve been looking for a way to serve at Saint Barnabas, maybe Community of Hope is for you. Learn More about Community of Hope.
When:
Fall session: weekly Oct 13– Nov. 17, 2022 Thursday evenings from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. In Person
Winter session: weekly Jan 5- Feb 2, 2023 Thursday evening from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. In Person
How to Learn More:
A completed Safeguarding God’s People volunteer application is required to reserve your spot. Please contact Steve Bartlett, COH training facilitator, to receive a link to the application. Applications will be reviewed in early September by Rev. Jennifer Tucker and Rev. Pam Bell, and those accepted into the program will be notified at the end of September.
Contact Steve Bartlett.
Location: 6715 N Mockingbird Ln
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Philippians: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times
2022-10-09 09:00
Philippians: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times
With The Rev. Jim Clark
Sundays at 9am | Meets in our Parish Hall and on Z_o_o_m*
The brief letter to the Philippians tells the story of a deep affection between Saint Paul and the fledgling Philippian church. Paul heartfully thanks the Philippians for their generous support and devotion to the Gospel even as he tenderly urges them to remain steadfast in their “Gospel citizenship,” being ever mindful of their unity (“soul-harmony”), humility, generosity, servanthood, joy upon joy, unceasing prayer, and more. As they do, they shine as Lights in a troubled world, and they advance the Gospel.
We will engage Philippians following the method of The Art of Engaging Holy Scripture (taehs). Taehs is a lively, dynamic method of reading, prayer, meditation, study, and sharing that will immerse you in Saint Paul’s message. You will find yourself experiencing the message and being transformed by the Spirit.
No prior experience is needed. All are welcome.
*Z_o_o_m login info is provided in our weekly email blast. Not on our email list? Subscribe.
Questions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra.
Resources:
Resources for PHILIPPIANS | Week 1
Location: Hutton Hall + Z_o_o_m

Blood Drive
2022-08-24 08:00 - 12:00
Wednesday, August 24, 8am to 12pm | Hutton Hall.
Especially in the midst of the COVID-19 health crisis, the need for blood continues. This is one very important way we can help our community friends and neighbors. Scroll down for helpful links with important information on Donor Eligibility, Donor Preparation, Parental Consent forms (for 16 – 17 year olds), general information concerning blood drives during the COVID-19 pandemic, and even a Self-Scheduling link. Appointments are required to participate in this Blood Drive. No drop-ins will be allowed to donate.

Please contact the church office and we will put you in touch with Hank Parker at 480-231-2048 for any assistance.

*Please note one very important requirement. All donors (and volunteers) are required to wear a protective mask at the blood drive.
Give blood, save lives! Thank you for your generosity!
Click below to learn more about donor eligibility:

Donor Eligibility Phone: 877-258-4825

Donor Preparation:

During COVID-19 appointments are required.
#1 deferral for women is low iron. Women, begin eating iron-rich foods.
Begin drinking lots of water – hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
Eat prior to donation (no fasting).
Bring photo ID reflecting first and last names.
Visit restroom prior to beginning blood donation process.
Due to updated CDC regulations, all donors (volunteers also) are required to wear a protective cloth covering (bandana) or mask at the blood drive.

Parental Consent Form Link (16 & 17 year olds):
https://www.vitalant.org/getattachment/Resources/Donor-Forms/Minor-Donor-Permit/BS_319RS_rev6.pdf.aspx?lang=en-US

Visit https://www.vitalant.org/home.aspx– The landing page offers the most updated information regarding COVID-19 and donations.
Registration will be made available as we get closer to the date. Once available, click the link below to schedule your appointment.
or Visit: www.bloodhero.com and enter sponsor code: SaintB

For help with scheduling, please contact the church office and we will put you in touch with Hank Parker.

Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 N. Mockingbird Ln.
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Choir Barbecue & Open Rehearsal
2022-06-25 16:00
Saturday, June 25 at 4 pm | Music Center
Interested in joining our wonderful Parish Adult Choir for the summer? Feel free to come to our annual summer barbecue and open rehearsal. Enjoy some great food and lively music in a welcoming environment. Rehearsal will take place from 4-5 pm with a catered dinner afterward. Questions? Contact our Choir Director, Robert Heyde, or call the church office.
Location: Music Center

Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence
2022-05-28 19:00 - 2023-04-02 20:00
Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence
Please join us this Saturday, May 28th at 7 pm for a Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence hosted by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona. This vigil will take place at All Saints Episcopal Church on Central Ave, in Phoenix, AZ.
The Rev. Canon Anita Braden will be present to make remarks. All are welcome to attend.
Date: 5/28/2022 – Time: 7 pm – Location: All Saints Episcopal Church, 6300 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85012

Location: All Saints Episcopal Church,
6300 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85012

Healing Prayer Ministry Training
2022-05-15 07:45 - 12:45
Sunday, May 15 following 7:45am and 10:15am services | SANCTUARY
Are you interested in supporting our newly consecrated Healing Prayer Station? If you have served in this ministry before, or would like to learn more, you are invited to a 30 minute orientation following the 7:45am and 10:15am services this Sunday. This is an opportunity to discern whether this ministry is right for you and there is no expectation of commitment. Questions? Contact The Rev. Pam Bell.
Location: Sanctuary

Listening 'til the Listening Starts
2022-04-03 09:00 - 10:00
The next sessions of our Listening Program will begin October 2022. Click here if you would like to subscribe to our email for coming updates.
With The Rev. Jim Clark
Great visions inspire us … and … they ask something of us.
Saint Paul saw a vision of a new humanity in Christ. A humanity of neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female. Jesus prayed “That they all may be one.”
We’ve all heard these words … after 2,000 years, have we lost sight, lost hope, lost the will to engage in what the vision asks of us?
In the divisive, contentiousness of our times, does the church offer a different way?
In Discovering Common Ground, Listening ‘till the Listening Starts, we will learn a different way.
We will learn not just what we might do but how we can do it. And we can. The skill is imminently learnable. We will practice, practice, practice. And we will learn to laugh at ourselves!
The skill of not just listening but profound listening. The gift of not just being listened to but of feeling heard. The joy that spontaneously arises in real relationship. The mysterious power that overtakes us as we move from superficial unity to profound harmony.
But, be not confused, the dream asks something of us … “I urge you, therefore, to walk worthily of the calling with which you have been called, with all humility and modesty and gentleness and meekness, with tranquil endurance bearing with one another in love, endeavoring, being zealous, with eagerness making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace” (Eph. 4:1-3 paraphrased).
“I don’t know how to change the world … unless it is one relationship at a time. Starting with my self.” (Rev. Jim)
Workshop continues at 9am in Hutton Hall and on Z_o_o_m. Masks are not required for those who are vaccinated.
Z_o_o_m credentials are provided via our weekly email. Sign up here to receive them!
You can watch videos from previous sessions and download the handouts and resource materials. Click below.

View Upcoming events at Saint Barnabas.
Location: Hutton Hall at Saint Barnabas and on Z_o_o_m

Visit from The Rev. Canon Anita Braden
2022-03-13 10:15 - 12:00
join us in welcoming The Rev. Canon Anita Braden as our guest preacher at the 10:15 service!
The Rev. Cn. Braden serves as the Canon to the Ordinary* and the Chief of Staff for the Diocese of Arizona. She functions as the Bishop’s right hand, and her many, many responsibilities include the deployment of clergy, congregational development, and she is the Director of Best Skills Best Churches. Rev. Cn. Braden has more than two decades of ministerial service in Christ through a wide variety of religious venues. Her first call to service was in the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. After ordination, she served as a Trauma Chaplain in a Children’s Hospital while enjoying preaching and teaching in various denominations. Subsequently, Rev. Braden was called by an Episcopal bishop to serve on the diocesan staff and later became ordained as an Episcopal priest. She has served as the Chaplain and Department Chair for Religious Studies at an all-girls Episcopal boarding school in Virginia.
She is in the final stages of obtaining her Doctor of Ministry from Virginia Theological Seminary.
*(“Canon to the Ordinary” means that she is a priest who works directly for the Bishop; the bishop is known as the “Ordinary,” meaning overseer.)
Location: Saint Barnabas Sanctuary
