Our Memorial Acceptance and Fine Arts Committee (MAFA) has completed a marvelous long-standing project to replicate the Ode to Joy fabric mural that adorned our Sanctuary for our first 50 years as a parish. This glorious tapestry had been a rare and unique gift to thousands of worshipers over the years and now a smaller … Continue reading Ode to Joy
Conversations with Father Nick Father Nick will discuss audiobook excerpts from Being Christian: Conversations with an Archbishop of Canterbury by The Most Rev. Rowan Williams. Sessions for this series will be March 12 and 19 and April 2 and 9 and will cover baptism, the Bible, Holy Eucharist, and prayer. Excerpts provided in class. Book … Continue reading Being Christian: Baptism, Bible, Eucharist, Prayer
In this one-day retreat, with his gentle persuasion and contagious humor, Fr. Meninger shares stories from many spiritual traditions, which illustrate that as one draws closer to God, one finds love for the entire world. Each story offers us hope that a life of faith and prayer can expand our experience and understanding of our … Continue reading Seeing With the Eyes of Your Heart
The Challenge Foundation (TCF) is seeking mentors to work with our amazing scholars. TCF provides all-encompassing support to low income, high-achieving students so that they have the opportunity to attend private schools, participate in extra-curricular activities, attend college and so much more. The goal of the mentoring program is to provide each scholar with a … Continue reading The Challenge Foundation
Introduction to Taehs with Fr. Jim Clark LEARNING TO STUDY AND PRAY WITH THE BIBLE DECEMBER 3 & 10, 9AM | WE MEET IN SEAN’S PLACE The Bible can seem like a distant book – distant in time, culture, and language. Our Saint Barnabas curriculum, The Art of Engaging Holy Scripture (taehs), attempts to bridge … Continue reading Introduction to TAEHS with Fr. Jim
Join us on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 as we gather together for Shrove Tuesday! Pancake Supper 5pm-6:30pm Join us in Hutton Hall Don't miss our traditional Pancake Supper: “using up” all of the fat and butter in the kitchen before the fasting of Lent begins! Menu includes fresh, homemade buttermilk pancakes with sausage, bacon, beverages, … Continue reading Shrove Tuesday
April 19 - 22 The Beatitudes: Jesus' Roadmap for the Blessed Life Have you ever wished you had a map for life? What to do when, where to go next, how to get there? According to the Gospel of Matthew, the Beatitudes provide Jesus’ map for living the blessed life. We’ll explore how this map … Continue reading Annual Spring Directed Retreat
April 21 - 22 It's a big sleepover at Saint Barnabas! Through games and activities, kids will build friendships, love for Christ and for one another. Dinner and breakfast are provided. Invite your friends and don't miss out on the fun! To join contact our Youth and Parish Life Minister Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org Location: Hutton Hall
The Millet House and its artists are honored to announce that a group of very well known individuals will represent the Yaqui nation at a special event. On May 11 and 12 of 2018, in conjunction with our current show, East Meets West, The Millet House will host Yaqui presenters from Mexico and Arizona. They … Continue reading Experience the Arts of Yaqui Nation
Something to write home about Mission partner Bridging AZ has a new program and needs volunteers. Stop and see the pen making demonstration at 6pm in the Other Cup and learn the innovative ways Bridging AZ supports our veterans and how you can be involved. Bridging is bringing the art of custom made pens to … Continue reading Something to Write Home About