This one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind,… I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.1 Father, I will that they … whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am; that they may behold my glory, which thou hast given … [Read more…]
Prepare a cup of hot chocolate in your favorite mug or make an eggnog with whipped cream piled high. The weather is well suited to staying home safe and warm for our next event. With more snow and ice predicted to be on the way, we’re moving our service of Lessons & Carols to Zoom. … [Read more…]
No Mass today, December 26, 2021. Our next scheduled service will be Lessons & Carols on Friday at 2:00 pm. An appetizer potluck to follow in the Fellowship Hall. Blessings on this First Sunday after Christmas, remembering St. Stephen – Deacon & Martyr.
The pre-Christmas theatre event featuring the Taproot Theatre Company was enjoyable and well attended, as was the dessert that followed.Now we turn our attention to Christmas, celebrating the birth of Jesus the Messiah.For centuries, the Jewish people had pondered their need for salvation. They focused their expectation on a powerful figure, the Messiah, who would … [Read more…]
Dessert Theatre – December 18th @ 6:00 pm (Doors open at 5:30 pm) Featuring: Taproot Theatre Company Presenting: “Pageantry”! Seasonal Music by Don Vollema! Bring your family and friends! Tickets – $10.00 Space is limited – Make your reservation, early! (206) 365-6565
Happy Thanksgiving! The holiday stands for freedom because it reminds us that the Pilgrims, a Christian sect that had been living in the Netherlands because of religious persecution in England, came to the New World to find freedom of worship. Thanksgiving also stands for self-government. While still on board, the travelers signed the Mayflower Compact, … [Read more…]
The answer to the question above is “Yes, and no.” God loves you, yes absolutely, and he wants you to live with him forever. This is proved by the fact that God sent his Son, Jesus, to take on human nature and to die for our sins. God’s extraordinary self-sacrifice, taking on himself the penalty … [Read more…]
This Sunday – October 3rd at Noon we recognize the stewardship of St. Francis for all of God’s creation. We will have a brief liturgy to recognize our role as steward’s of our animal companions. Each pet will be blessed individually and will receive a goody bag. Join us under the tent, right in front … [Read more…]
St. Barnabas is part of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), a group of Christian churches that trace their heritage back to the Church of England. The Church of England began as part of the Protestant movement that arose in reaction to perceived (and acknowledged) abuses in the medieval Roman Catholic Church. The Church … [Read more…]
Which Church Do You Belong To? Maybe you recognize that there is a “spiritual” dimension to the universe beyond the physical things we can see, but you don’t go to church, or church is not a significant part of your life. To you we say, “Come and join us!” Why do we say this? Are … [Read more…]
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