On Sunday 1st November our new Church Wardens took up their roles and thanks was given to our outgoing wardens and presentations made.
Suspension of Public Worship
All services are subject to change depending on government guidance.
Public Worship was suspended for the second time this year beginning at midnight on 5th November 2020
All services are subject to change depending on government guidance.
Public Worship was suspended for the second time this year beginning at midnight on 5th November 2020
The parish church is acting in accordance with Government and Church of England advice since the outbreak of COVID-19. Following advice from the Church of England on the safe use of places of worship, and updated Government guidance, the church may be open for worship and private prayer. Please contact the vicar for times of opening and so that we can control numbers appropriately. Those shielding, or considered at risk by virtue of age or medical conditions, should consider attending services via the Zoom only and not to attend any public worship services.
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DAILY Prayers & COMMUNIONDaily Prayers, Services and Zoom
November 2020 Update 10am Sunday worship will be on 'Zoom' only for the next four weeks. Public Worship is currently suspended until 2nd December 2020. Please check the pew sheet (at the bottom of this page on the right hand side) for exact services during the current week . The gathered communities from St Barnabas and St Stephen's (and those linked in any way, shape or form) are continuing to say the Office of Morning and Evening Prayer together. Anyone, from any parish can join us, from anywhere in the world! There are different zoom links for St Barnabas and St Stephens. This is purely because Graham and I both have zoom accounts. For Morning and Evening Prayer both communities are using Common Worship Daily Prayer - either in the book or using the AP. St Barnabas leads Saturday Morning Prayer, Wednesday Said Mass, Thursday evening Compline and Sunday Morning Service using the 'zoom' links as shown below. Topic: Sundays at St Barnabas Time: 9.45 for a 10am start To join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86864436924?pwd=SlFyZkpqNnozcTlVTEcvb01xU0wydz09 Meeting ID: 868 6443 6924 Passcode: 8U32Zi As above Wednesdays 12.45pm Said Mass (St Barnabas) Thursdays 8.30pm Compline / Night Prayer (St Barnabas) Saturdays 10am (St Barnabas) To join: Compline on Thursdays and the Saturday Morning Service https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81806808671?pwd=WGo5Zmg2dlpabll3K3JRK0Y5Q08xQT09 Meeting ID: 818 0680 8671 Passcode: 7m4FHu St Stephen's are leading MP/EP and we are using the 'zoom' link https://zoom.us/j/3593039474 Mondays 9.15am and 6pm (with St Stephen's) Tuesdays 9.15am and 6pm (with St Stephen's) Wednesdays 9.15am and 6pm (with St Stephen's) Thursdays 9.15am and 6pm (with St Stephen's) Fridays 9.15am and 6pm (with St Stephen's) If you can't get the link to work, need a password, or don't know how to get 'zoom' working, just drop me an email. You can call the vicar, leaving him a message, or email him if you need to. 07540 062413 john.pearson-hicks@london.anglican.org Social Isolation? We are facing uncertain times where we are being pushed out of our usual comfort zones, and possibly spending more time on our own that we would like. We are here to serve and encourage everybody in this these extreem times. On a practical front, Fr John is happy to talk to people by phone, skype, email or text. Whilst he can't guarantee to be available all of the time, he will definitely get back to you as soon as he can. He is also happy to receive prayer requests by text of or email. Please be assured of our prayers for the whole of the community. Welcome to St Barnabas Church, Pimlico Road (between Victoria Coach Station and Sloane Square). contact details and map here St Barnabas Church is an Anglican Church which is very welcoming: please come and join us! We have a number of services and events each week. We are a small (and growing) inclusive church community - welcoming all. Our parish has been ‘serving and encouraging’ people living, working and passing through the area since 1850. It is a beautiful Grade 1 listed church - and well worth a visit. We are actively involved in our parish school and we are seeking greater engagement with the local and wider community. Our Vicar, Fr John Pearson-Hicks joined St Barnabas in September 2015 and since becoming the ‘full-time’ priest (Sept 2017) we have been able to be open more regularly and hold more events and services. If you would like to find out more about baptisms and weddings, or if you would just like to have a conversation about what we are doing, please don’t hesitate to contact me directly on john.pearson-hicks@london.anglican.org to arrange a time to talk. Mission Action Plan 2020-2023 Ultimately we want to share the love of God with as many people as we can through being open and active and in serving the people of the parish; those who live, work, worship or pass through each day, and to encourage people in their faith journey with Jesus Christ and to give opportunity to challenge one another in our thinking. Key Priorities
What are our three core areas?
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Church Opening Times
for Private Prayer Saturdays 10.30am to 5pm Sundays 1.30pm to 5pm Tuesdays 12.30 to 5pm Entrance is through the West Doors on St Barnabas Street For Sale
From Advent Sunday a range of Christmas Cards, postcards and high quality tea towels are available for sale. We can accept orders by email or in person - for more information contact Fr John - john.pearson-hicks@london.anglican.org St Barnabas Church Rituals and Riots By Malcolm Johnson and Alan Taylor This highly informative and entertaining book has been published and copies are available to purchase from the Vicar. £28.95 each plus postage and packing should you require a copy to be posted to you. Looking Ahead - Events
A lot of our parish social activities have been suspended, please check back for further details. Bible Study – The St Barnabas Bible Study group meets via ‘Zoom’ on the first Tuesday of each month. Newcomers welcome. For more information do check with Fr John. Our next meeting is on Tuesday 1st December 2020 Saturday Mornings - we are open for private prayer from 10.30am - 12.30pm. Morning Prayer or Said Mass is at 10am (on zoom) On Saturdays Chelsea Canines are accepting bookings for puppy training. See here for details on their website. https://chelseacanines.co.uk/ Currently suspended. T@3 Our community tea currently meeting on Thursday afternoons using 'Zoom'. For more information contact either Daren or Fr John. To join Zoom Tea@3 Meeting ID: 876 875 6365 Passcode: 657351 Bell Ringing - First Saturday of the Month We have a active bell-ringing team in our area who ring regularly at St Barnabas (and other local churches). All ringers are welcome. The practice usually starts at 12 noon on the first Saturday of the month. If you are interested in becoming a bell-ringer please contact Alan on 07941 218225. West London Area TSSF (Franciscans) Since 2018 The Third Order Society of St Francis have been regularly holding their meetings at St Barnabas. For more information please look at their website www.tssf.org.uk St Barnabas Supper Club St Barnabas has a Supper Club which meets around 6 times a year. Next date: Currently suspended. Please tell the Vicar john.pearson-hicks@london.anglican.org If you would like to attend. The price per person is around £27. Councillors' Advice Surgery (Labour) is held in St Barnabas' Community Church Hall - 7:00pm-8:00pm. Here are their Surgery dates for 2020. For Sale We have parish tea-towels and cards for sale as well as the new book 'Rituals and Riots' as mentioned below. Cash or card payments are very welcome when the church is open. BOOK PUBLISHED Sept 2019 St Barnabas Church Rituals and Riots By Malcolm Johnson and Alan Taylor This highly informative and entertaining book has been published and copies are available to purchase from the Vicar. £28.95 each plus postage and packing should you require a copy to be posted to you.
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