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Thy Maker is thine husband; the Lord of hosts is his name.1 This is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ and the church.2 Thou shalt no more be termed Forsaken … but thou shalt be called Heph-zibah, … … Continue reading →

When you approach St. Barnabas, you may find a collection of orange cones and equipment. This is not some obscure Lenten practice. The equipment belongs to Sound Transit, which is doing work in and next to the street to support … Continue reading →

During Sound transit construction this weekend, we are still open. On Sunday March 1, 2020 we will have a single service at 8:00 a.m. You will need to wave the attention of a flagger to gain access to the church … Continue reading →

A service of imposition of ashes and Holy Communion will be observed tomorrow at Noon and 7:00pm. Begin your Lenten journey with this solemn service. February 26, 2020. All are welcome to join us: And rend your heart, and not … Continue reading →

On Shrove Tuesday we conclude a season with a final celebration before Lent. At 6:30 p.m. we will enjoy a pancake supper with one another in anticipation of the start of a penitential season. All are invited to join us … Continue reading →

We have been looking at the Ten Commandments, which were a big deal to the Israelites and remain a big deal to both Jews and Christians today. In the Book of Exodus, the Ten Commandments were delivered to Moses by … Continue reading →

In our researches with Anaiah, we got as far as the encounter between the Israelites and God at the holy mountain where Moses was given tablets inscribed with what we now call the Ten Commandments. The suggestion was made that … Continue reading →

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This last week we had a special service of celebration for our sister Winifred, who has recovered from a grave illness. The service included songs of joy and praise to God, who makes all things new. It was a reminder … Continue reading →

Beginning February 1 the street in front of the church 155th St. N. will be closed to through traffic. St. Barnabas has been promised by Sound Transit that we will still have continuous and uninterrupted access to the church. For … Continue reading →