Women's Chorus
2023-07-05 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Phoenix) | AZ
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 - 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
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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 - 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

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 - 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 - 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 - 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 - 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

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.
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Location: 6026 W Gardenia Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301

Conversations - Justice / Chastity
2023-08-27 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: “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

Conversations - The Seven
2023-09-03 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: “The Seven”
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

Wednesdays at Saint Barnabas
2023-09-06 17:00
TUITION-FREE CHILDREN’S MUSIC
REGISTER
At Saint Barnabas in Scottsdale, we believe that children of all ages can engage in musical education that leads to a lifelong love of music making. Starting at age 3, we offer quality music classes and performance opportunities that allow children to learn the fundamentals of musicianship. Our approach is gently faith-based and we welcome your children to join this enriching program.
Music Makers (Ages 3-5)
Drop off and playground time begins at 5:00pm
Wednesdays, 5:30 – 6:30pm
Designed for children to have fun while developing a love for music, Music Makers is for preschool children. We use developmentally appropriate games and musical activities while learning engaging songs about life and faith. Although not a performance group, we do encourage our students to try singing in front of a group of friends and family for Children’s Chapel one Sunday per semester.
Children’s Choirs (Grades K-8)
Drop off and playground time begins at 5:00pm
Wednesdays, 5:30 – 6:30pm
Children’s Choirs at Saint Barnabas perform regularly throughout the school year—usually once a month on Sundays. Both choirs engage in elements of solfege, harmony singing, note reading, and sight singing. All members are assigned a red robe for singing in church.
Andante (Grades K-2)
Andante Choir provides an excellent introduction to choral singing and performance. Students engage in warm-ups and music education weekly while preparing to sing in Sunday church services and other events.
Allegro (Grades 3-8)
Singing increasingly challenging music, Allegro Choir gives upper elementary students an opportunity to serve as leaders in the music program.
Dinner (All Ages)
Donate for Dinner
Be sure to designate your donation for Wednesday Night Dinner.
Wednesdays, 6:30-7:00pm
Kid-friendly meal options. Suggested donation: $5/adults, $2/child.
Wednesday Schedule
Nursery open 5:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:25pm – Playground Drop-Off
5:30-6:30 – Music or Meditation for kids
5:30-6:00 – Adult meditative service in the Chapel
6:00-6:30 – Adult Appetizers and fellowship in the Other Cup
6:30-7:00 – Wednesday Dinner (kid-friendly) in Hutton Hall
6:45-8:00 – Youth Confirmation for 7-9th grade in the Other Cup
REGISTER
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Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 N Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Tour the Grounds
2023-09-24 11:20 - 12:45
Saint Barnabas has been blessed with a rich legacy of the arts. For an up-close look at our unique worship spaces and our grounds, join Judee Morrison, a member of the Memorial Acceptance and Fine Arts Committee (MAFA), and learn about how the art of Saint Barnabas inspires us to elevate worship. Meets in the Chapel right after the 10:15am service. All are welcome!
Location: Starts in the Chapel

Youth Confirmation
2023-09-27 18:45 - 2024-04-18 18:45
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 6:45 – 8:00PM | THE OTHER CUP
Seventh-, eighth-, and ninth-graders are invited to participate in Confirmation, a deepening of their commitment to God through the Holy Spirit. We understand that this time in a teenager’s life is one of growth and upheaval, so we seek to help them strengthen and sustain their life-giving relationships with Christ. Confirmation classes and activities provide opportunities for prayer, community, worship, and service that go beyond our regular adult-centered Sunday morning worship to connect youth with each other and with Christ in a way that is most meaningful to them.
Saint Barnabas has the only two-year Episcopal Confirmation program in the state of Arizona.
Confirmation groups meet Wednesday nights from 6:45- 8:00 in the Other Cup. Youth are confirmed sometime after their two-year completion, depending on when the Bishop visits our parish.
We invite anyone interested in learning more about confirmation, or about volunteering as an adult leader, to contact the Director of Youth Ministries, Kate Fimbres.
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
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Location: The Other Cup

The Art of Engaging Holy Scripture (taehs) | part 1 of 3
2024-01-21 09:00 - 10:00
Sunday morning forums at 9am in Hutton Hall
January 21 – February 4

In this three-part series, Rev. Jim will introduce us to the early roots of Episcopal spirituality. He will lead us from the example and teaching of Jesus to the sixth century Rule of Saint Benedict, which has influenced virtually all of western Christian spirituality; from the Rule of Saint Benedict to the first Book of Common Prayer in 1549; and from the first Book of Common Prayer to contemporary Episcopal spirituality and practice. Along the way, we will focus on praxis (combining theory and practice) and how taehs offers a unique Episcopal curriculum for modern Episcopalians.
Following these forums, we will start new taehs small groups the week of February 11. (You do not need to attend the forums to sign up for a group). Groups will meet on zoom and in person with weekday morning and evening groups planned. We’re taking signups now. See below for how to sign up for a group.
What you can expect if you join a taehs small group – Part 1 of 3

Bible study that leads to and prepares for prayer. Prior to coming to Saint Barnabas, Rev. Jim worked with members of his former parish for ten years to write a “Bible study curriculum for Episcopalians,” with the goals of putting the Bible into the hands of the people, and letting the Bible be the starting place for conversations with God. This conversational approach makes all the difference.
The curriculum consists of a method for reading, studying, and praying with the Bible, and a process for small groups (7 to 12 people). Each study includes commentary by Rev. Jim that makes the Bible passages more accessible and assists in the taehs method.
Taehs has been used at Saint Barnabas for 19 years; it is also used in several other Episcopal churches.

From a participant: “I see the Bible in a different way than I had before. I love how my group shows me different ways of experiencing Jesus’ words along with my own. I sit with the words now where I just read them before, and often discover the possibility of totally new meanings. Often it is exciting, sometimes overwhelmingly moving, sometimes educational, and always a humbling gift. TAEHS makes me feel closer to God as well as closer to the members of my group as we share.”
Episcopal Spirituality Week 1 of 3 | January 21 2023 | The Rev Jim Clark

To sign up or if you have questions, contact Ann Hott, our TAEHS coordinator by clicking HERE
More information is available by CLICKING HERE
Location: Hutton Hall

The Art of Engaging Holy Scripture (taehs) | part 2 of 3
2024-01-28 09:00 - 10:00
Sunday morning forums at 9 in Hutton Hall
January 28 – Part 2
Scroll down to stream Part 1

Episcopal Spirituality intentionally and definitively finds its roots in Jesus’ teaching and practice. In these three forums, Rev. Jim shows us how The ART of Engaging Holy Scripture is a modern, Episcopal way of following Jesus’ practice.
Following these forums, we will start new taehs small groups the week of February 11. (You do not need to attend the forums to sign up for a group). Groups will meet on zoom and in person with weekday morning and evening groups planned. We’re taking signups now. See below for how to sign up for a group.
What you can expect if you join a taehs small group – Part 2 of 3

Taehs groups meet weekly for one hour, in structured sessions with three components. Each week we share stories from our lives, report on our engagements with the Bible since our last meeting and engage a Bible passage together in our group. Having these three components creates dynamism that energizes the group and keeps us coming back.
Taehs groups are guided by trained facilitators. Rev. Jim developed the curriculum and the training program for facilitators. Facilitators do not teach; they guide the group to ensure everyone has a chance to share if they wish, that the sharing stays on track, and that the group starts and ends on time.

From a participant: “The sharing and insight I get from fellow group members really helps me see the readings with new eyes. I was apprehensive at first, thought I didn’t know “enough” to contribute. It has instead been very supportive and fruitful. It’s amazing.”
Episcopal Spirituality Week 1 of 3 | January 21 2023 | The Rev Jim Clark

To sign up or if you have questions, contact Ann Hott our TAEHS coordinator, by clicking HERE
More information is available by CLICKING HERE
Location: Hutton Hall

Chapel Dedication
2024-02-11 11:30 - 12:15
The Jim Clark Contemplative Chapel Dedication

On February 11, following the 10:15 service, there will be a short presentation in the courtyard to dedicate the chapel in Rev. Jim’s honor.
The Jim Clark Contemplative Chapel will serve as a permanent reminder of Jim’s exemplary service to our community as the longest-tenured rector and his faithful devotion to contemplative teachings. Please join us for this special recognition.
All Are Welcome!
Location: 6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Arizona Bach Festival
2024-03-08 19:30 - 21:30
Arizona Bach Festival
Friday, March 8, 7:30pm (Individual Ticket $30)
A staple of the Valley arts scene, the Arizona Bach Festival, continues its partnership with Saint Barnabas.
Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Bach’s masterpieces in ‘Continuo Power’ as Leon Schelhase (harpsichord faculty at The Curtis Institute) Daniel Swenberg (lute faculty at The Juilliard School), Sarah Walder Amata (Arizona’s new cellist from the Netherlands), and soprano virtuoso, Josefien Stoppelenburg guide you through a breathtaking musical journey. Join us for another captivating performance in collaboration with the esteemed Arizona Bach Festival, right here at Saint Barnabas. Secure your seat now!
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Artwork Imagery by DeCaussin Studios

Location: 6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Meet the Authors!
2024-03-10 11:30 - 12:30
Meet the Authors!
Please mark your calendars! Come join us Sunday March 10 and plan to meet both George Martin and Bruce McNab in The Other Cup following the 10:15 service. George will be discussing his book “Paul Found in His Letters” and Bruce will be discussing his books “Believing is Seeing” A Guide for Responding to John’s Gospel and “Finding the Way” Restarting your Journey with Jesus. These are wonderful books and it will be so special to hear about them and how they came to be from their authors. Their books will be available and the authors will look forward to any questions you might have for them, so plan on spending a delightful afternoon from 11:30-12:30. Refreshments will be served.

George Martin is an independent Pauline scholar and (more famously) father to Kate Fimbres, our Minister for Youth and Parish Life. The book, published in 2022 by Claremont Press, is the story of Paul in the history of the first century based on the seven letters all scholars agree he wrote. Martin explains why the accounts in the Book of Acts and in the Pastoral Epistles represent the “remembered Paul” coming decades after his letters. The letters reveal a different Paul in his own voice. With its unique focus on these seven letters this isn’t a biography of Paul, but it offers some amazing things about Paul in the context of Imperial Rome and pervasive slavery. This picture of Paul places women at his side as co-workers with him, and as active participants in leadership and worship. Paul’s travels that took him to Arabia and his desire to take the Gospel to Spain bring the history, economic, and social realities of the first century to the light of day.

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Bruce McNab became an Episcopal priest in 1972. Before retiring from full-time parish ministry in 2011, he served as rector of five different parishes as well as being a guest preacher, teacher, workshop speaker, and retreat leader for congregations, dioceses, and organizations in the USA and overseas. A graduate of Austin College, Princeton University, and the General Theological Seminary, Bruce McNab now lives with his wife, Joan, at the foot of the Bridger Mountains in Bozeman, MT, in the summer and in Scottsdale, AZ, in winter months. His most recent book is Believing is Seeing.
Questions? Please contact Kate Fimbres or call the church office at 480-948-5560.
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Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Community Listening Session: Forum
2024-03-17 09:00 - 10:00
Community Listening Session
SUNDAY, March 17, Forum at 9am | HUTTON HALL + ZOOM
We now embark on a season of discernment. It will be a time for us to talk about our life together, share stories, longings, and dreams, and to listen, listen, listen. Our goal is simple but, perhaps, not easy: To receive the guidance of the Holy Spirit for our Saint Barnabas future.
To begin this process, the Search Preparation Committee is conducting listening sessions with various groups during the first weeks of March. In addition, we are holding an all-parish Community Listening Session on March 17. ALL ARE INVITED to this session. Sunday March 17- Hutton Hall – 9am.
Also, take a moment to fill up the “Share your thoughts” Form on our DAY OF DISCOVERY link, by clicking below:
RSVP and SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS
Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Taizé Worship | October
2024-10-01 19:00
Monthly Taizé worship at Saint Barnabas on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. | Sanctuary
Experience the serenity of Taizé worship, a meditative gathering inspired by the renowned Taizé community in France. Join us for a liturgy infused with the songs from Taizé, accompanied by scriptures, periods of silence, and prayers. Taizé-style liturgy provides the opportunity for a tranquil and serene worship experience.
For more information, contact the Rev. Jennifer Tucker or call the church office.
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Taizé Worship | November
2024-11-05 19:00
Monthly Taizé worship at Saint Barnabas on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. | Sanctuary
Experience the serenity of Taizé worship, a meditative gathering inspired by the renowned Taizé community in France. Join us for a liturgy infused with the songs from Taizé, accompanied by scriptures, periods of silence, and prayers. Taizé-style liturgy provides the opportunity for a tranquil and serene worship experience.
For more information, contact the Rev. Jennifer Tucker or call the church office.
Click HERE to learn more about Contemplative Life
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Fall Silent Retreat
2024-11-07 00:00 - 2024-11-10 00:00
November 7-10 | Redemptorist Renewal Center, Tucson, AZ
Registration is now OPEN!

Giving God the Space to be God in Us
A Centering Prayer Retreat

“Silence is not the absence of noise but the absence of resistance to God.”
Fr. Thomas Keating

November 7-10
Redemptorist Renewal Center, Tucson, AZ
Registration is now OPEN: Contact Debbie Moore at (508) 942-8953
* Previous silent retreat attendance is a prerequisite for registration.

The fall intensive retreat is designed for those with a well-established daily practice of Centering Prayer, or a similar daily practice of silence/meditation. Each day includes three 1-hour periods of Centering Prayer with walking meditation and evening compline. Silence is honored throughout each day, including mealtime, giving participants a sacred place to attend to the longings of their hearts and welcome God’s healing presence. A time for joy and renewal, the retreat includes ample time to walk the labyrinth, explore the beauty of the desert, read, journal, or simply rest. The opportunity to share one’s thoughts will be a joyful part of our closing ceremonies on Sunday.
Three healthy and delectable meals a day are offered, and the dining room is always open for coffee/tea, water bottle refills, and fresh fruit. Both single and shared room options are available.
Spiritual direction and massage are available by appointment. To register or for more information, contact Debbie Moore at (508) 942-8953

Click here to learn more about Retreats at Saint Barnabas.
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Redemptorist Renewal Center, Tucson, AZ
7101 W. Picture Rock Road, Tucson, AZ 85743-0569

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

Youth Mission Service Days
2024-11-08 00:00 - 2024-11-10 00:00
Youth Mission Service Days
Reaching out to serve in our local community is a cornerstone of our youth program at Saint Barnabas on the days of November 8-10.
Through these experiences, our teens will work together, grow in their faith, and learn valuable community-building skills that will have a lifelong impact on them as they navigate to adulthood. If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, please get in touch with our Minister of Youth and Parish Life, Kate Fimbres.
Planning on joining? Please fill out the form below:

Youth Mission Trip Release Form

Youth Name(Required)

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Last

Name Youth PrefersSpecify OtherYouth Address(Required)

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

ZIP / Postal Code

Youth Phone(Required)Youth Email

Tshirt size(Required)

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Grade in August of Current Year(Required)1st Parent Name(Required)

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1st Parent Phone(Required)1st Parent Email(Required)

1st Parent Address (if different from youth)

Street Address

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City

State / Province / Region

ZIP / Postal Code

2nd Parent Name

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2nd Parent Phone2nd Parent Email

2nd Parent Address (if different from youth)

Street Address

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Alternate Contact(Required)

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Alternate contact relationship to family(Required)Alternate Phone Number(Required)Release for photos and driving(Required)

I give permission for photographs or video footage of my youth to be used by Saint Barnabas for promotional purposes. (brochures, website photos, etc.)

I give permission to be driven by the adult leadership of Saint Barnabas.
Insurance Company(Required)Group/Policy Number(Required)AllergiesMedications over the counter allowed to takeMedications Taken

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Select AllSpecify Food AllergiesWhat I like to put on a sandwich(Required)What I like to eat for breakfast (be specific)(Required)Snacks I like(Required)Candy I like(Required)Consent(Required)As part of the Mission trip, I realize I have to:
• Live with some inconveniences (share a room with others, travel in a van,, no electronics, experience new things, etc.)
• Keep up with the other team members (i.e. cooperate with the sleep schedule & work schedule)
• Follow all adult leadership
• Have a positive attitude in every way and do whatever is best for all concerned

I will work faithfully with the Lord so that my life will be a witness for Christ to all those I have come in contact with while on the Mission Trip. I agree to the statements aboveYouth Read and Consent(Required)I understand that the Youth Mission trip is organized and coordinated by the adult leaders. I agree to adhere to the established rules and guidelines that I have read through carefully. I also understand that failure to comply with the rules could result in being sent home at my parent’s or my expense. I agree to the statements aboveYouth Sleeping Guidelines(Required)1. I will respect and stay in my bed when asked
2. We understand that you may need to use the restroom, but that should be once and by yourself.
3. I will not talk and be disruptive to those around me during sleeping time.
4. In the morning, I will get up when asked and get ready right away. I agree to the above guidelinesYouth Covenant(Required)Expectations
It is expected that everyone will abide by the rules and guidelines of this covenant.

1. Alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, fireworks, weapons (including knives) or illegal drugs of any kind have no place on any trip taken by our church and will not be tolerated.
2. We will respect the physical property of others (personal items) including the vans and cars in which we travel (using seatbelts at all times), places we may go, the churches in which we will be staying and using. If you mess it up…you clean it up, if you break it…you tell someone.
3. The language we use and our attitude need to reflect the Christian nature of our group. Be positive and reflect who we are as a Christian community in all we say and do! Profanity, abusive language, derogatory comments and put-downs have no place on our trip.
4. Everyone-youth and adults- will be expected to be present and on time for all events.
5. We are never to be off by ourselves. Make sure you always have others with you when you are out. The adults on the trip need to know where we are at all times.
6. Cell phones will be collected when you arrive and will be handed out when we are done on the last day before being picked up. Adult leaders will have their phones at all times, so if youth need to contact their families they may do so.
7. Listen to the adults and be polite to them!
8. We need to be in our beds by curfew, which will be decided by the adult leaders.
9. We encourage expressions of affection and caring. However, this trip is not a date. Even if you are with your “sweety” or you discover your “sweety” on this trip, expressions of romantic affection need to be appropriate to our trip. Do not put yourself in an embarrassing situation.
10. Everyone must wear t-shirts (that cover your stomach & have not been cut up). There are no exceptions to this! No “short” shorts. Our dress code will be t-shirts, jeans, longer shorts and tennis shoes.
11. Have fun, help others to have fun, and get to know others. Be considerate and kind to each other on the trip. Be flexible and patient with one another. I agree to the above covenantParent Consent(Required)Expectations
It is expected that everyone will abide by the rules and guidelines of this covenant.

1. Alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, fireworks, weapons (including knives) or illegal drugs of any kind have no place on any trip taken by our church and will not be tolerated.
2. We will respect the physical property of others (personal items) including the vans and cars in which we travel (using seatbelts at all times), places we may go, the churches in which we will be staying and using. If you mess it up…you clean it up, if you break it…you tell someone.
3. The language we use and our attitude need to reflect the Christian nature of our group. Be positive and reflect who we are as a Christian community in all we say and do! Profanity, abusive language, derogatory comments and put-downs have no place on our trip.
4. Everyone-youth and adults- will be expected to be present and on time for all events.
5. We are never to be off by ourselves. Make sure you always have others with you when you are out. The adults on the trip need to know where we are at all times.
6. Cell phones will be collected when you arrive and will be handed out when we are done on the last day before being picked up. Adult leaders will have their phones at all times, so if youth need to contact their families they may do so.
7. Listen to the adults and be polite to them!
8. We need to be in our beds by curfew, which will be decided by the adult leaders.
9. We encourage expressions of affection and caring. However, this trip is not a date. Even if you are with your “sweety” or you discover your “sweety” on this trip, expressions of romantic affection need to be appropriate to our trip. Do not put yourself in an embarrassing situation.
10. Everyone must wear t-shirts (that cover your stomach & have not been cut up). There are no exceptions to this! No “short” shorts. Our dress code will be t-shirts, jeans, longer shorts and tennis shoes.
11. Have fun, help others to have fun, and get to know others. Be considerate and kind to each other on the trip. Be flexible and patient with one another. As parent/guardian of the youth being registered, I agree to the above covenantWhen we are working outside, I will:(Required)When it time to be quiet at bedtime, I will be respectful of those around me by:(Required)I will be helpful on the mission trip by:(Required)1. My gifts and talents are. 2. I will use these on the trip by:(Required)We will around adults with disabilities, what does it mean to be and to act respectful to others?(Required)We will be interacting with adults who have disabilities (autism, downs syndrome, etc.). What's important to you in how you will engage with them during work times or at meals? What can you do specifically that will show them they are valued?(Required)UntitAre there any concerns or worries you have about this trip?led(Required)

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Bridging Arizona
2024-12-01 11:15
Mission partner Bridging AZ has a new program! Stop and see them on the patio after the 10:15am services and learn the innovative ways Bridging AZ supports our veterans and how you can be involved.
Tax Credit table
Giving and Receiving Opportunities:
Support our Mission Partners and receive 100% of your donation back as an Arizona Tax Credit.
YES! If you file Arizona State Income Tax, you can donate and receive 100% of your donation back as a TAX CREDIT (not deduction). This is a way to redirect your taxes to support our missions. In 2024, the limits have gone up: You can donate $470 for a single taxpayer OR $938 for a married filing jointly. Plus, you can still donate to Public schools, Private school tuition programs, and Foster Care Organizations.
Stop by the Tax Credit Table OR contact Jim Piscopo at 480-375-5454 for more information.

For more information about Bridging Arizona and the ways you can get involved, please contact: Jim Piscopo at jim@bridgingaz.org or 480-375-5454

Learn About Bridging Arizona

Location: Saint Barnabas
6715 North Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Taizé Worship | December
2024-12-03 19:00
Monthly Taizé worship at Saint Barnabas on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. | Sanctuary
Experience the serenity of Taizé worship, a meditative gathering inspired by the renowned Taizé community in France. Join us for a liturgy infused with the songs from Taizé, accompanied by scriptures, periods of silence, and prayers. Taizé-style liturgy provides the opportunity for a tranquil and serene worship experience.
For more information, contact the Rev. Jennifer Tucker or call the church office.
Click HERE to learn more about Contemplative Life

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Bridging Arizona - December 8
2024-12-08 11:15

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Come to a Poetry Reading!
2025-02-16 11:15 - 13:00
Conversations of the Heart: Poetry as Spiritual Practice
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 11:15AM – 1PM | THE OTHER CUP
Join us on Sunday, February 16 as 3 poets – all members of the Saint Barnabas group, Exploring Poetry as a Spiritual Practice read their own poetry at The Other Cup after the 10:15am service.
Saint Barnabas member Mary Stone will read from Valentine’s Dinner at Wren & Wolf, a collection of her original poems that was published last June. Joining Mary will be Kathy Kramer-Howe, a member of Paradise Valley United Methodist Church reading from her latest book Searching for Jug Bay Sanctuary, and Jay Hornbacher, a staff member at Saint Barnabas from 1999-2005, whose recent collection of poems and short stories is That Which Remains: Reflections of an Old Soul. The poems deal with spirituality and everyday life.
The Saint Barnabas Bookstore sponsors the reading. Saint Barnabas members and friends are welcome.

Location: in The Other Cup
