Weekly Services at St. Barnabas

Special events and any service time updates will be posted to our Facebook page and calendar. You may also call the church office at 940-382-2748, or email us for more information.

Holy Eucharist (Worship & Communion) - 10:00 am

We celebrate the Holy Eucharist, also known as the Lord's Supper or Holy Communion, at each service. All baptized Christians are welcome to receive communion, including children. You are also welcome to come forward for a blessing or remain in your seat to pray or reflect during communion. 

Discover reverent worship rooted in tradition based on the Book of Common Prayer. Services follow an order and style of worship with music, prayers, scripture readings, and a sermon. 

Please let an usher know if it's your first visit so that we can be sure to make you feel at home during the service.

Adult Sunday School - 9:00 am

Currently, our adult Christian education class is a Discovery Class designed to provide information for those interested in baptism or confirmation. It also provides a lively discussion of the elements of our faith. All are welcome!

Godly Play (Children's Sunday School for K-5th grade) - 10:00 am

Godly play uses storytelling with props to engage children in Christian spiritual reflection and play. Our trained Godly Play instructor works alongside volunteers from the congregation to provide a safe place for children to explore their faith. All instructors and volunteers have completed Safe Church training required by the Episcopal Church. Children are invited to join their family for Holy Communion.

Nursery (ages 0-4) - 9:00-11:30 am

Our nursery is staffed by trained caregivers and provides a secure environment for your children. 

Holy Eucharist Rite I - Tuesdays at noon

Join us for this brief service of Holy Eucharist during which we often mark special days in the church calendar. The service lasts about 30 minutes and can provide a welcome time of reflection during your lunch break. 

All baptized Christians are invited to participate in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist (communion). If you prefer a gluten-free wafer, please turn your palms down to indicate that to the priest. If you are new to the Episcopal church and would like a member to sit with you during a service, please ask an usher.