Author Archives: Saint Barnabas Anglican Church of Seattle

WHO IS GOD? Part 21 (The Bible) In the previous entry in this series, the suggestion was made that parts of the Old Testament, such as the story of Noah’s Flood, appear to include legendary material, that is, material different … Continue reading →

Happy Epiphany Season! Epiphany is a season that celebrates the revelation of Jesus’ divine nature to the world, through the visit of the Magi (the main subject of the Feast of the Epiphany on January 6), Jesus’ baptism, and his … Continue reading →

Who Is God? Part 20 (Series Resumed) Some time ago, this site began a series entitled “Who Is God” that undertook to explain what Christians believe about the creator and ruler of the universe. Earlier entries in this series can … Continue reading →

The beginning of the New Year is a good time to resolve to do things that you have been putting off, things you know you should be doing. Here’s a good one: Go to church! There is a loving God, … Continue reading →

In recognition of the 12 Days of Christmas, we observe a Festival of Lessons & Carols. Today at 3:00pm we will sing 11 carols and read 9 lessons. Special music as well will accompany this beautiful service. Join us for … Continue reading →

Come Worship the Newborn King! Christmas Worship Times Christmas Eve Dec. 24 5:00 pm – Candlelight Service 10:30 pm – Candlelight Service Christmas Day 10:00 am – Eucharist Lessons and Carols (During the 12 days of Christmas) Saturday – December … Continue reading →

One of our Advent hymns begins: Creator of the stars of night, thy people’s everlasting light, O Christ thou Savior of us all, we pray thee, hear us when we call. Two important things to note here. First, Jesus is … Continue reading →

The “Holidays” are a season of rush and anxiety. We endure “three days only” sales, overspending, overeating, worry about whether more stuff will make us happy, parking problems, and sappy specials about elves and talking reindeer, occasionally relieved by football. … Continue reading →

Join us for a Thanksgiving Day Mass. Our Mass is from the 1928 American Book of Common Prayer. The service is at 9:00 am on Thursday November 28, 2019. Pre-service music of praise starts a 8:45 am, join us in … Continue reading →

A grateful nation thanks it’s veterans! November 11, 2019