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On Sunday, December 7th – our fabulous choir provided a wonderful evening of Advent Lessons & Carols. The church was gorgeous, and the choir was amazing. We were so happy that we had over 70 people in attendance – it was great!!

Tonight is the final rehearsal for the Advent Festival of Lessons and Carols. The choir is preparing and practicing one last time!! Be sure to attend Sunday at 5pm.

When there is a fifth Sunday the Youth Forum, students 5th – 10th grade, are responsible for the liturgical elements of the service. Today, for the first time, the Youth Forum also was offered the opportunity to provide the sermon. Ethan did a GREAT job.

On the 4th Sunday of each month, our fabulous Music Minister teaches gives the opportunity to our Sunday Schoolers to learn the first verse of the last hymn of the day. Different Sundays yield different amounts of Sunday School Singers, and while this Sunday had 3 of our 10+ kids interested, other Sundays have a higher amount. Great job to Janice and the Sunday Schoolers! [wpvideo A3fqn5IQ]

We had a great VBS last week, focusing on Madeline L’Engle’s book “A Wrinkle in Time” Special thanks to Annika Ladewig who organized and led VBS this year, we couldn’t have done it with out you.

The Thrift Shop is ready for 4th of July! Here is our Thursday crew. Come by and say Hello or do some shopping!

We had a great day of celebration at St. Barnabas! On June 8, we celebrated many things, including; Pentecost (note, all those wearing red), St. Barnabas Day and the commissioning of the Discernment and Search committees. We had a great day, with tons of energy and people and a lot of fun! Special Thanks to those that BBQ’d, coordinated the games, served, set-up, cleaned-up and did whatever it took to make this event happen!

The March Senior Luncheon was Monday, and it looks like lots of fun! Thanks to all the volunteers who make this great event happen each month!

Senior Fitness Class serves as one of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church’s outreach to others. It meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday of most weeks from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Most mornings about fifteen seniors come. About half from the parish family and about half from the community at large. Ages vary from about sixty five to eighty five. Pamela Taylor a skilled teacher of yoga and other fitness techniques leads the class. She does ask seniors who come to place…

The Thrift Shop did a great job prepping for St. Patricks Day! Nice work!

We’re back! After a few weeks with no photo’s, we’re back! Last night was the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, prepared and sponsored by the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. It was delicious – special thanks to all the men that participated in this event, it was delicious!

Today the Youth Forum, under Jason’s direction, and with the help of several adult volunteers prepared the meal, served and cleaned up the Senior Luncheon. Thank you to all the adults and to Jason for making this happen. Good job, Youth!