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Thankfulness and praise! The high points of our lives are filled with thankfulness and praise. Weddings, graduations, and birthdays are occasions for praise of the persons involved and thankfulness for the pleasure of knowing them.  When sports teams win tournaments, … Continue reading →

October 11, 2018 – Thursday Evening Hallowed be thy name.1 Thou shalt worship no other god: for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God.2 Who is like unto thee, O Lord, among the gods? who is like … Continue reading →

Please join us! Saturday, October 27 at 2:00 pm Dedication of the Stain Glass Window And Octoberfest Social Music provided by Don Vollema & Deborah Colyn St. Barnabas Anglican Church 2340 N 155th St Shoreline, WA   98133 (206) 365-6565 For … Continue reading →

Join us, this Sunday October 7, 2018 for a pet blessing. At Noon directly after the 10:30am service we will observe a brief liturgy for our animal companions. Each animal present will receive an individual blessing and prayer. See you … Continue reading →

  Feast of St. Francis Pet Blessings  St. Barnabas Anglican Church 2340 N. 155th St. Shoreline, WA  98133  October 7, 2018 @ Noon – All pets and their people are welcome!

Feast of St. Francis Pet Blessings  St. Barnabas Anglican Church 2340 N. 155th St. Shoreline, WA  98133  October 7, 2018 @ Noon – All pets and their people are welcome!

St. Barnabas Blog (SBB):  We were talking about the Hebrews in Egypt and their escape after a series of plagues caused Pharaoh to let them go. Anaiah:  Yes.  This was not simply a political event.  Pharaoh himself puts it most … Continue reading →

Join Our Wednesday Evening music Group 6:30 pm Bring your guitar, banjo, mandolin or instrument of your choice and join us in fellowship as we jam and sing!  All levels of experience are welcome. Bring a song you want to … Continue reading →

A little wisdom at the end of a three day and the eve of a new work week. September 3, 2018 – Monday Evening The serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die: … your eyes shall be … Continue reading →

Our discussion with Anaiah, an educated Jew from the 500’s B.C., continues. St. Barnabas Blog:  Last time, we talked about Moses, a child of the enslaved Hebrews, raised by a royal Egyptian princess, exiled from Egypt.  God revealed himself in … Continue reading →