Vicar's Blog

In accordance with current Church of England policy, we have suspended all public services and gatherings until further notice. We had hoped to keep the Church open as a quiet place for private prayer and meditation, but regret that we must now close the building completely for the indefinite future.

For the next few weeks, extracts from our services will be on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/stbarnabasuk

and on Twitter https://twitter.com/stbarnabasuk

You do not need to be on Twitter to follow the St Barnabas Twitter feed. It is embedded in the Homepage of this website and can be accessed there.

We regret to announce that all our halls are now closed until further notice. This means that all regular hall activities and all previously scheduled one-off uses are now cancelled indefinitely. We are working to update all our webpages to reflect this change; please note that this announcement now overrides the Events Calendar page.

Owing to the Covid-19 outbreak, we are unable to meet for face-to-face discussions of our Lent book as planned. We encourage you to keep reading, however, and make use of social media to connect with others who are following Dr Valerio’s seven-week exploration of what Genesis 1 tells us about our place within Creation.

Discover rich supplementary resources at https://spckpublishing.co.uk/saying-yes-resources

Or join the dedicated Facebook Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/2692935007469931

A chance to come to a reflective service of word and beautifully sung music.

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On Saturday the 7th September from 10.30 am until 3pm the church and garden will be open for anyone who wishes to have a look around or just enjoy the quiet. There will be tea and coffee available. All in our local community will be welcome, particularly those who have not been in before.