Adapted from an article published by The Episcopal Network for Stewardship in October 2020 Some members of St. Barnabas may be fulfilling...

by John Nolan This story was featured on WCPO News. The Episcopal Church has awarded a $5,000 grant to St. Barnabas that will be used to...

by Erika McCoy Our 4th and 5th grade Sunday School class, Sunday's Kool Experience, has been meeting every week via Zoom. We have just...

by Amy Rosenberg As the seasons change, the gardens change too. With the help of Clark Crabill, Dave Seagram, John Nolan, and Steve Cole,...

If you are contemplating contributing shares of publicly traded stock to St. Barnabas, the Church has changed brokers to handle these...

by David Browe, Building & Grounds Ministry Council Leader The Building & Grounds "Termite" crew recently completed installation of a...

by Pat Taylor On Sunday, August 23, cars lined up in the St. Barnabas parking lot to carry out a tradition even Covid-19 couldn’t stop....

by Amy Hill On Saturday, August 8, Operation Give Back (OGB) hosted their 2020 School Supply Giveaway event for the upcoming school year....

by Kara Shay Thomson, MCL for InReach Ministry The red doors may be closed, but our hearts and hands are still serving our St. Barnabas...

David Lantz, a.k.a. Dave, is very excited to be coming to St. Barnabas Episcopal Church as the new Director of Youth Ministry. Dave comes...

by Margo Rapp On the afternoon of Saturday June 13th, I let myself into the side door of the church building. Would I remember the code...

by Amy Hill In 40 years, one can store up a lot of memories. And, it is hard to quantify or prioritize which was the best, the funniest,...

By Michael Chertock After a decade as volunteer choirmaster at St. Barnabas, Amy Hill, will be retiring from her role this June. Amy...

by Bert Nelson It is with great pleasure that we officially welcome the new Director of Choirs, Joshua Goines. Joshua is a 2019 graduate...

by Erika McCoy & Margo Rapp The first week of June should have been the 5th Annual St. Barnabas Art Camp. Our church should be bustling...

by David Browe Even though we are worshiping from home, the St. Barnabas Termite volunteers are working to keep our facility in good...

by Kathy Kugler and Margaret Nelsen Kathy Kugler helped plant a community garden at Findlay Street, and she is showing the neighborhood...

By John Nolan and the Outreach Committee Food pantries are experiencing sharply increased demand as the Coronavirus has caused widespread...

by John Davies Last Thursday, our Pew Pals met for a virtual happy hour via Zoom. After we all proved to ourselves we were capable of...

by Nicole A. Hershey I have a shelf in my apartment dedicated to nick knacks, figurines, and ornaments people have given me after dance...