Give blood, save lives! Thank you for your generosity!
Click below to learn more about donor eligibility:
- Appointments are required.
- #1 deferral for women is low iron. Women, begin eating iron-rich foods.
- Begin drinking lots of water – hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
- Eat prior to donation (no fasting).
- Bring a photo ID reflecting first and last names.
- Visit the restroom prior to beginning the blood donation process.
- Due to updated CDC regulations, all donors (volunteers also) are required to wear a protective cloth covering (bandana) or mask at the blood drive.
Registration will be made available as we get closer to the date. Once available, click the link below to schedule your appointment.
or Visit: www.bloodhero.com and enter sponsor code: SaintB
Give blood, save lives! Thank you for your generosity!
Click below to learn more about donor eligibility:
- Appointments are requested.
- #1 deferral for women is low iron. Women, begin eating iron-rich foods.
- Begin drinking lots of water – hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
- Eat prior to donation (no fasting).
- Bring a photo ID reflecting first and last names.
- Visit the restroom prior to beginning the blood donation process.
Registration will be made available as we get closer to the date. Once available, click the link below to schedule your appointment.
To register enter sponsor code: SaintB
All are welcome to help with stuffing backpacks full of donated school supplies and packing them up for shipping, in support of the Mexico Medical Mission: a longstanding ministry through which Saint Barnabas maintains a supportive relationship with several villages in Mexico.
We plan to fill at least 100 backpacks as part of this project, so we need your help! The filled backpacks will be blessed during our worship services on Sunday, August 6.
For more information, contact Sarah Petersen at 480-948-5560
]]>As part of a network of area churches, we partner with Family Promise and host families who are transitioning out of homelessness for a week at a time, 3-4 times per year, right here at Saint Barnabas. During that week, we provide lodging, all meals, and lots of fellowship and encouragement for Family Promise families and their children. Family Promise is one of only a few programs that work intentionally to keep families together as they experience homelessness, and their model has a 70% success rate.
You can help in lots of ways: plan and/or cook a meal, donate food, stay overnight as a contact in case any needs arise (we prepare you and give you separate sleeping quarters), bring an activity for children to do, play music or a movie to encourage rest and joy, donate travel sizes of toiletries that families can take with them, or simply be a friend to our guests. Serve and get to know families on their journey back to stability and homeFULLness.
Please contact Jane Gharibian or Tom Tischer at (480) 231-0782 for information.
To find out more ways to serve click here.
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The items you most generously donate to the Medical Mission to Mexico are items we often take for granted to have and usually have in abundance.
- Soap – an everyday item we use to clean our hands and bodies that not everyone has access to on a regular basis
- Toothbrushes and toothpaste – for both adults and children, giving access to dental health care
- Eyeglasses – your used glasses and sunglasses can help provide needed sight improvement and can be fitted to the individual in need
- Hats – we sure do understand the need to be protected from the sun and this is a great need in Mexico!
- Shoes – imagine walking without shoes in the summer heat!
NEW REQUEST: T-shirts (all sizes, youth and adult)
Thank you for considering your gifts of any of these much needed items! These can be dropped off on Sunday in the boxes designated for the Mexico Medical Mission or to our church office during the week.
For more information about how you can help, please contact Mary Beth Volberding
]]>Please note: Food Drive is still every THIRD Saturday of the month!
Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Please note: Food Drive is still every THIRD Saturday of the month!
Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
This year’s Mexico Medical Mission, our annual mission trip that serves over 1,500 adults and children living in Ensenada, Mexico by providing free medical, dental, and optical care. Team members and friends will pack donations and supplies for their July 16 departure. Join us if you’d like to lend a hand! Pizza and salad lunch to be served about 1pm ($5 donation) for all those volunteering. Sign up today by clicking here!
Read More about our Mexico Medical Mission and what to donate!
SATURDAY, June 3 | 7AM-11AM
Glendale | Build #23084 (Use this number to sign up)
Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity workday. No previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on-site, as well as lunch and snacks. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path to eliminating homelessness in the Valley.
This time we will work on the interior of the house – doors and trim. Click here to learn more about the family we will be serving.
Registration is required. Please click here to sign up (Build #23084) and read the details. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jay Harris
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
]]>- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Ingathering
Sunday, May 7 | Both Services
United Thank Offering is a ministry of the Episcopal Church for the mission of the whole church. The blue boxes are used as a way to give thanks daily. On May 7, we will gather our boxes, bless them, and send them off to places near and far to reach those in need, including within our own diocese. Pick up another one to fill with your daily gratitude again! This is a meaningful practice for all ages and children are invited to participate. You can find out more about UTO’s global work at THIS LINK. Thank you!
UTO Prayer
Gracious God, source of all creation, all love, all true joy: accept, we pray, these outward signs of our profound and continuing thankfulness for all of life. Bless those who will benefit from these gifts through the outreach of the United Thank Offering, and keep each of us ever thankful for all the blessings of joy and challenges that come our way; through Him who is the greatest gift and blessing of all, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. Amen.
Questions? Please contact The Rev. Susie Parker
]]>Give blood, save lives! Thank you for your generosity!
Click below to learn more about donor eligibility:
- Appointments are required.
- #1 deferral for women is low iron. Women, begin eating iron-rich foods.
- Begin drinking lots of water – hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
- Eat prior to donation (no fasting).
- Bring a photo ID reflecting first and last names.
- Visit the restroom prior to beginning the blood donation process.
- Due to updated CDC regulations, all donors (volunteers also) are required to wear a protective cloth covering (bandana) or mask at the blood drive.
Registration will be made available as we get closer to the date. Once available, click the link below to schedule your appointment.
or Visit: www.bloodhero.com and select “Blood Drive Code” then enter: SaintB
Are you a Maker? Come make Palm Crosses with us!
8:30am – 11:30pm MST at Saint Barnabas in Hutton Hall
On Palm Sunday, all parishioners will receive a palm cross. They will be handed out during our in-person worship service and YOU can be a part of the group that helps make this happen. Palm cross making is easy to learn and no experience is necessary. Join us for this great morning of fellowship and fun. Please RSVP to Dorothy Grayson. Or call the church office. All are welcome!
Palm cross-making is coordinated by the Saint Barnabas Altar Guild. To learn more about Altar Guild and our other worship ministries, please click here.
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SATURDAY, April 1 | 7:30AM-11:30AM
Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity workday. No previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on-site, as well as lunch and snacks. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path to eliminating homelessness in the Valley.
This time we will start working on the roof! There will also be ground work for those that prefer it. Click here to learn more about the family we will be serving.
Registration is required. Please click here to sign up and read the details. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jay Harris
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
]]>Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Are you currently a reader or want to become a reader for our services? Lay Readers read the lessons from Holy Scripture and lead the creed and the prayers of the people during Sunday services and other times of worship. We invite both current readers and those who would like to become one to join us for an orientation session on January 29 following the 10:15 service. We’ll help you to read with confidence, feel comfortable in the lectern, and use the microphone effectively. To join, please contact The Rev. Sarah Getts.
]]>Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
ALL CAST REHEARSAL & COSTUME FITTING
Sunday, December 18 from 11:30am-1:30pm (Lunch included in Hutton Hall right after church)
PAGEANT SERVICE | SANCTUARY
Christmas Eve, Saturday, December 24 at 3:00pm.
Arrive in Hutton Hall by 2:30pm. Childcare will be available.
TO PARTICIPATE | SIGN UP
CLICK HERE or contact Sarah Petersen.
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Saturday, December 11 at 9am | Starts at Hutton Hall
Noted by many as one of the most heartwarming events of the year, the joy of delivering Christmas gifts to children is a feeling that will surely last throughout the season–and beyond. This is truly an opportunity to fill your cup and share God’s love with our community. Please sign up in advance for this not-to-be-missed opportunity. All are welcome. Questions? Contact Kate Fimbres
Click here to learn more about Angel Tree.
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Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Join us any day, Tuesday through Thursday, beginning at 9am, to help prepare our Christmas gift stash for gift-giving. Together, we sort, organize, and label every package so that they can be deployed for delivery to deserving children. Please sign up to join the jubilee! All are welcome.
Questions? contact Kate Fimbres
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Come wrap presents with us! This is an open house–meaning you can drop by at any time for any length of time! We’ll be preparing gifts for Angel Tree–a program where we provide gifts for children who have a mom or a dad in prison. Learn more about the Angel Tree program and different ways you can help here.
Everything will be provided for you to make this happen. All are welcome. Join us!
Questions? contact Kate Fimbres at kate@saintbarnabas.org
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A merry-bright, blissful delight comes alive when our altar is filled with gifts to be blessed in anticipation of delivering our Angel Tree offerings to 400 children during the holiday season. The blessing will take place during both worship services. All are welcome. Join us!
Click here to learn more about Angel Tree.
Questions? contact Kate Fimbres
The fee is $25.00 to attend.
Questions? Contact Marilyn Black.
]]>Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Saturday, November 19, 8-10am | Parking Lot + Hutton Hall
All are invited to an intergenerational activity during the September, October, and November Food Drives. Food Drive Ministry, in partnership with Bags of Love, will have an assortment of opportunities for mission work for all ages.
BAGS OF LOVE – is an opportunity to write gratitude cards and fill small bags with a variety of items that will be given to the New Leaf organization, which oversees a variety of shelters in Arizona. ALL AGES are encouraged to come and help! Donuts and beverages for all who come and serve. To sign up, CLICK HERE or call the church office
To read more about The Great Saint Barnabas Food Drive CLICK HERE
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Join us on Sunday, November 6, as we gather in our parish hall, after the 10:15 service to write notes of appreciation to military service members who are hospitalized in the Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. All supplies will be provided, and a special table will be set up for the children. Our “get well soon” wishes and a simple expression of thanks mean so much to these men and women who have served our country. Please plan now to be a part of this very special mission. A light lunch will be available.
Questions? Contact Nancy Rozak.
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Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity workday.
SATURDAY, November 5 | 7:30AM-1:30PM
A great opportunity to spread the joy of Christmas and do fellowship while we work for the Habitat for Humanity Fall 2022 house. There are still slots available for signing up. Come out to help create a safe, secure home.
No previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on-site, as well as lunch and snacks. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path to eliminating homelessness in the Valley.
Registration is required. Please click here to sign up. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jay Harris.
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
Read more about Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona
]]>Through these experiences, our teens will work together, grow in their faith, and learn valuable community-building skills that will have a lifelong impact on them as they navigate to adulthood. If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, please contact our Minister of Youth and Parish Life, Kate Fimbres.
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Sunday, October 30 at 11:30am | at Saint Barnabas
Donate to Family Promise
- travel-size shampoo
- body wash
- small soaps
- toothpaste
- toothbrushes
Donate to Mexico Medical Mission
- children’s toothbrushes
- large toothpaste
- hats (new and used)
- glasses (sunglasses, readers, prescription)
This is always a joyful and fun event for all ages. Join us!
Learn more about missions (click here).
]]>Give blood, save lives! Thank you for your generosity!
Click below to learn more about donor eligibility:
- During COVID-19 appointments are required.
- #1 deferral for women is low iron. Women, begin eating iron-rich foods.
- Begin drinking lots of water – hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
- Eat prior to donation (no fasting).
- Bring photo ID reflecting first and last names.
- Visit restroom prior to beginning blood donation process.
- Due to updated CDC regulations, all donors (volunteers also) are required to wear a protective cloth covering (bandana) or mask at the blood drive.
Registration will be made available as we get closer to the date. Once available, click the link below to schedule your appointment.
or Visit: www.bloodhero.com and enter sponsor code: SaintB
Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity workday.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 at 7:30AM | ON LOCATION
We are ready to get to our work of building homes for deserving families!! In order to limit contact between volunteers, attendance is limited to 10 per shift.
No previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on-site, as well as lunch and snacks. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path to eliminating homelessness in the Valley.
Registration is required. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jay Harris
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
]]>- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Saturday, October 15, 8-10am | Parking Lot + Hutton Hall
All are invited to an intergenerational activity during the September, October, and November Food Drives. Food Drive Ministry, in partnership with Bags of Love, will have an assortment of opportunities for mission work for all ages.
BAGS OF LOVE – is an opportunity to write gratitude cards and fill small bags with a variety of items that will be given to the New Leaf organization, which oversees a variety of shelters in Arizona. ALL AGES are encouraged to come and help! Donuts and beverages for all who come and serve. To sign up, CLICK HERE or call the church office
To read more about The Great Saint Barnabas Food Drive CLICK HERE
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Do you feel God calling you into a new ministry to be the hands, feet, and listening ears for a broken world? Are you ready for a new commitment to your faith and in service to others?
Training to be a Community of Hope Lay Chaplain
A 12-week training for Community of Hope lay chaplains begins in October 2022, and Saint Barnabas is welcoming applications.
Community of Hope (COH) is a pastoral care model based on Benedictine Spirituality. The program builds a community of caregivers who are united in prayer and worship and shaped by the common practices and ethos of the Rule of Benedict.
COH equips and deploys lay chaplains to meet the varied pastoral needs in the broader community: loss, grief, illness, aging, life transition, loneliness, to name a few.
The training modules are a rich time of exploration and team building and will be led by parishioners, clergy, and experts in the field. If you’ve been looking for a way to serve at Saint Barnabas, maybe Community of Hope is for you. Learn More about Community of Hope.
When:
Fall session: weekly Oct 13– Nov. 17, 2022 Thursday evenings from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. In Person
Winter session: weekly Jan 5- Feb 2, 2023 Thursday evening from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. In Person
How to Learn More:
A completed Safeguarding God’s People volunteer application is required to reserve your spot. Please contact Steve Bartlett, COH training facilitator, to receive a link to the application. Applications will be reviewed in early September by Rev. Jennifer Tucker and Rev. Pam Bell, and those accepted into the program will be notified at the end of September.
Contact Steve Bartlett.
]]>Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
• Saint Luke’s at the Mountain, South Phoenix
• Matthew’s Crossing, Chandler
• St. Mark’s Food Pantry, Mesa
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Introducing Bags of Love (Click here to learn more)
All are invited to an intergenerational activity during the September, October, and November Food Drives. Food Drive Ministry, in partnership with Bags of Love, will have an assortment of opportunities for mission work for all ages. This is an opportunity to write gratitude cards and fill small bags with a variety of items that will be given to the New Leaf organization which oversees a variety of shelters in Arizona. ALL AGES are encouraged to come and help! Donuts and beverages for all who come and serve.
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Saturday, September 17, 8-10am | Parking Lot + Hutton Hall
All are invited to an intergenerational activity during the September, October, and November Food Drives. Food Drive Ministry, in partnership with Bags of Love, will have an assortment of opportunities for mission work for all ages.
BAGS OF LOVE – is an opportunity to write gratitude cards and fill small bags with a variety of items that will be given to the New Leaf organization, which oversees a variety of shelters in Arizona. ALL AGES are encouraged to come and help! Donuts and beverages for all who come and serve. To sign up, CLICK HERE or call the church office
To read more about The Great Saint Barnabas Food Drive CLICK HERE
]]>Give blood, save lives! Thank you for your generosity!
Click below to learn more about donor eligibility:
- During COVID-19 appointments are required.
- #1 deferral for women is low iron. Women, begin eating iron-rich foods.
- Begin drinking lots of water – hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
- Eat prior to donation (no fasting).
- Bring photo ID reflecting first and last names.
- Visit restroom prior to beginning blood donation process.
- Due to updated CDC regulations, all donors (volunteers also) are required to wear a protective cloth covering (bandana) or mask at the blood drive.
Registration will be made available as we get closer to the date. Once available, click the link below to schedule your appointment.
or Visit: www.bloodhero.com and enter sponsor code: SaintB
Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Mornings, August 14 – 19, 8:30am – 9am | Hutton Hall
A New Leaf’s East Valley Men’s Center is a safe haven for up to 110 men facing homelessness. Dedicated staff help residents establish a permanent housing plan and an onsite workforce helps the residents build a resume, find references, and secure job interviews. Through stable living, comprehensive services, and compassionate attention to the challenges each man faces, A New Leaf helps men experiencing homelessness.
Four weeks a year in the months of February, May, August, and November the Saint Barnabas community comes together to feed the residents of the East Valley Men’s Center by packing and delivering sack lunches on Sunday-Friday mornings. This is a great family activity offering a range of volunteering activities from sandwich making, packing lunches, writing inspirational lunch notes, providing group prayer, and delivering the bagged lunches to the facility in Mesa.
It’s a fast, easy way to make a difference in the lives of men who are working hard to get out of difficult situations. The sign-up link will be available two weeks before the event. We hope you’ll consider this life-changing mission work!
To learn how you can get involved, contact Jennifer Tefft, Mission Leader. Thank you!
In addition to our list of food items needed (scroll down), this month, we are also collecting the following for our Pack the Backpacks event to benefit our Mexico Medical Missions partner:
Boxes of 24 crayons, pencils, colored pencils, markers, pens, single subject notebooks, pencil sharpeners, erasers, rulers, zippered bags, glue sticks, small scissors.
Over 500,000 Arizonans have lost their jobs since the pandemic hit in March 2020, and Saint Barnabas is helping our fellow Children of God who are in need. We coordinate a monthly food drive and YOU can help!
- When? The Third Saturday of every month.
- How? Drive-through donations at Saint Barnabas from 8am – 10am, in the main parking lot off Mockingbird Lane. Put your donations in your trunk at home. When it’s your turn, stay in the driver’s seat, unlock or open your trunk, and we will remove your donations for you. See the video below for our helpful guide to keeping everyone safe.
- Who? EVERYONE is invited to donate! We are hoping to see a long line of cars in our parking lot as a symbol of God’s love. The food you donate will go to the following food banks that all have Episcopal roots:
What to Donate
Please note: small or family-sized canned and boxed goods are best, not large bulk items that need to be re-packaged.
FOOD ITEMS: Cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, canned goods, canned vegetables, canned or boxed soups, stews, beans (canned or dried), corn, rice, pasta, peanut butter, nut butters, jelly, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti-o’s, canned meats, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, boxed macaroni and cheese, whole-grain crackers, healthy children’s snacks, bottled water, powdered milk.
- Travel toiletries: shampoo/conditioner, facial tissue, body lotion, razors, hand sanitizer.
- Cleaning supplies: spray disinfectant particularly.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS: Toilet paper, facial tissue, bar soap, laundry soap, diapers (sizes 2 – 5). No Clothing Donations at this time.
Can’t get to the store to get items but still want to make a difference?
Make a monetary donation at www.saintbarnabas.org/give.
Click below to view photos from our one-year anniversary, Saturday, May 22, 2021
How-to: Watch the video below for directions on how to safely participate in the drive-through.
Want to volunteer? Click here to sign up.
Click below to view photos from Saturday, June 27 2020
Please join us this Saturday, May 28th at 7 pm for a Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence hosted by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona. This vigil will take place at All Saints Episcopal Church on Central Ave, in Phoenix, AZ.
The Rev. Canon Anita Braden will be present to make remarks. All are welcome to attend.
Date: 5/28/2022 – Time: 7 pm – Location: All Saints Episcopal Church, 6300 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85012
Are you interested in supporting our newly consecrated Healing Prayer Station? If you have served in this ministry before, or would like to learn more, you are invited to a 30 minute orientation following the 7:45am and 10:15am services this Sunday. This is an opportunity to discern whether this ministry is right for you and there is no expectation of commitment. Questions? Contact The Rev. Pam Bell.
]]>Mornings, May 1-6, 8:30am – 9am | Hutton Hall
A New Leaf’s East Valley Men’s Center is a safe haven for up to 110 men facing homelessness. Dedicated staff help residents establish a permanent housing plan and an onsite workforce helps the residents build a resume, find references, and secure job interviews. Through stable living, comprehensive services, and compassionate attention to the challenges each man faces, A New Leaf helps men experiencing homelessness.
Four weeks a year in the months of February, May, August and November the Saint Barnabas community comes together to feed the residents of the East Valley Men’s Center by packing and delivering sack lunches on Sunday-Friday mornings. This is a great family activity offering a range of volunteering activities from sandwich making, packing lunches, writing inspirational lunch notes, providing group prayer, and delivering the bagged lunches to the facility in Mesa.
It’s a fast, easy way to make a difference in the lives of men who are working hard to get out of difficult situations. The sign-up link will be available two weeks before the event. We hope you’ll consider this life-changing mission work!
To learn how you can get involved, contact Jennifer Tefft, Mission Leader. Thank you!
Saturday, February 12, 9am – 10am
1227 S. 12th Avenue, Phoenix (Click for map)
Let’s celebrate our work together by dedicating a brand new home for Fanny and Ivan and their children. We will join them along with the whole Episcopal Coalition team where we will wish them a wonderful step forward in this meaningful event. You won’t want to miss it! Questions? Please contact Jay Harris.
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
Read more about Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona
]]>Sandwich Week is here again! This is a time where we spend a week of mornings making sandwiches and assembling bag lunches for men who are currently residing at the East Valley Men’s Center in Mesa, Arizona. Some 75 men live there at a time and are transitioning out of homelessness.
We gather in the Saint Barnabas kitchen for only about an hour and put together lunches that one of us then delivers to the center. You can serve by making sandwiches, bagging up veggies, chips, or cookies, putting each bag together, and more. It’s a fast, easy way to make a huge difference in the lives of men who are working hard to get out of a difficult situation.
Beginning Sunday, August 1, we will again be making lunches for the East Valley Men’s Center. Stations will be set up (socially distanced) in Hutton Hall. Please bring your mask (if you forget, one will be provided). We need volunteers from Sunday, August 1 through Saturday, August 7. Please email Deacon Susie Parker if you would like to help out!
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Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity workday.
SATURDAY, December 5 | 7:30AM-10:30AM
The virus won’t keep us from our work of building homes for deserving families!! In order to limit contact between volunteers, attendance is limited to 10 per shift.
No previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on-site, as well as lunch and snacks. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path to eliminate homelessness in the Valley.
Registration is required by November 29. Please click here to sign up. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jay Harris.
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
]]>Sunday, October 25
It’s that time of year again: our 2021 Pledge Drive is here! At every service this Sunday, we will be kicking off this year’s Pledge Drive together. Join us as we learn about our Pledge Drive, how it will work this year, and how you can participate. We will also be hearing a message from our Senior Warden, Jeff Bell, as he gives us an update on the state of the Saint Barnabas and welcomes us into the Pledge season.
Saint Barnabas cares about you and our community, and we are proud to be a church that welcomes all. We strive to be of service to all who need it and we are so happy to do so. None of this would be possible without people like you. It is with the enthusiastic support of all who attend Saint Barnabas that we are able to continue our mission. The Great Saint Barnabas Food Drive, Habitat for Humanity, Children and Youth Ministries, Music, and more: your financial support ensures that we can continue being of service in every way we can. With you, our presence is truly boundless.
Join us this Sunday, October 25 at one of our services for our Pledge Drive Kick-Off. Click here to sign up for an in-person service (reservation is required). And, as always, we will be live-streaming our 10:30 AM service, so we invite you to click here and join us for online worship.
We look forward to your continued support. All are welcome. All will be well.
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Our biggest packing day will be September 7 (Labor Day) with time slots in the morning and afternoon. This will be a socially distanced way to serve – a great way for our parish to get excited about the upcoming changes to our space. Please sign up here!
Also, we need old blankets. If you have these, you can drop them off in the white tent outside the office door before September 7. Thank you for helping with this exciting project to create an even more welcoming and supportive environment for our kids.
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Sunday, August 30 2-3:30pm and Tuesday, September 1 at 9-10:30am
Join us in our parish hall (Hutton Hall) to help assemble toiletry bags for the homeless. These bags will be given to individuals who have tested positive for COVID and will be spending time in quarantine in a motel and will provide them with well needed supplies that are not offered at the hotels they will be staying at.
We will practice social distancing so each individual or family will be at their own table with supplies to make the Welcome Hygiene Packs.
Click “Register now!” to sign up!
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Seek and serve Christ in all persons
Every summer, our youth and several adult volunteers embark on a six-day adventure to Los Angeles, CA “to seek and serve Christ in all persons.” Three days are spent in service at Alexandria House, a facility for women and children transitioning out of homelessness. Together we cook for residents, have a blast playing with kids, work on hands-on projects, and experience God’s love in a real community. There’s plenty of time for fun, friendship-building, discussing our experiences, and saying our prayers together. We also spend four evenings at The Midnight Mission experiencing first-hand what it means to proclaim God’s love as we serve dinner to over 500 homeless guests each night.
Your energy, participation, questions, experiences, and discussions in service make this mission trip extremely powerful. On our return, we share our experiences from the pulpit during Sunday worship services. Bring your friends and come ready for one of the best weeks of your year!
Grades: 9-12 (youth who have completed 8th grade in May 2020 through to youth who are graduating high school in May 2020)
2019 Highlights
Image Gallery
2018 Highlights
2017 Highlights
After returning in July 2017, our youth shared their experience with the congregation on Sunday morning. Here is what they had to say:
Highlights 2016:
Highlights 2015
For questions, to serve as an adult volunteer, or inquire about scholarships, please contact Kate Fimbres, Director of Youth Ministries, by email or by phone: (480) 355-9731
]]>No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
]]>No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
]]>No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
]]>No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
]]>No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
]]>There are all sorts of things we take for granted every day. Imagine struggling every day just to acquire your essential needs. On Sunday, November 10, following the 10:15am service, all are welcome to help us put together emergency food packs for those in need. The packs will have assorted non-perishable food items that we will keep in our offices for when people come to the church for assistance during the business week. These bags will provide sustenance to get those in need through another couple of days as they work to make ends meet. Join us for the assembly day and always in prayer for those who are unemployed and underemployed in our community.
Photo by jesse ramirez on Unsplash
]]>Come one, come all to help assemble prayer packets for our military servicemen and -women! Express your thanks for the sacrifices they make and show gratitude for their service. Everyone is invited to stop in for a few minutes or the entire hour – every pair of hands helps. Adults and children are also invited to write messages of gratitude to be included in these wonderful packets. It’s an activity the whole family can enjoy! Let us know you’re coming! Please email Mary Lou Luvisa to learn more.
Did You Know…?
In 2005, Saint Barnabas received its first American flag from one of the children of our parish who had brought it to us from a war zone where he had served. Out of that meaningful moment came a ministry of service and support for our military personnel around the globe. Our book & gift shop manager, Tammy Underwood, felt inspired to reach out to these brave souls and started carrying military prayer books in the bookstore that people could buy to donate. Then she found some neck-coolers that we could purchase to donate as well. Tammy then connected us with a state-wide organization that sends monthly care packages to our troops and started taking the donated items to be included. Later, she started partnering with Tony Conyers, one of our parish artists, who made copper crosses and prayer cards to include in these care packages. To date, we’ve sent 25,000 crosses overseas! They started working with our Tuesday Morning Workshop ladies who started putting the crosses and cards together with little return note cards and envelopes. Thanks to Tammy Underwood’s vision that goes back to that very first flag 13 years ago, we have had a connection with our servicemen and -women of both prayer and encouragement that you can now see displayed around Hutton Hall in their notes back to us. And you can see and read these messages in the book and gift shop anytime! Tammy keeps all the return letters in a binder so we never forget the deep impact we are making by these simple but important actions. So we encourage you to take part in this special part of Saint Barnabas. And we give thanks that Tammy was so inspired 13 years ago that she led us all to this ministry. See you in Hutton Hall.
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No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
]]>Learn The Songs And Chants Of 10:21am contemplative worship: A singing rehearsal will be held in the Music Center on Saturday, October 5 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm. All those who would like to rehearse the songs and chants from the 10:21 service are welcome to come learn the melodies and harmonies. Please email Rev. Elizabeth Roles with questions.
]]>Join us to learn how to participate in a meals ministry to provide meals to those with pastoral needs. Volunteers will spend a few hours a month preparing, purchasing and/or delivering food for individuals and families welcoming a child, facing illness or bereavement. Questions? Contact stbarnabasmeals@gmail.com or Ed Wimmer.
]]>No experience is necessary and guests, family, and friends are welcome to join. Meet us in the Hutton Hall kitchen right after our morning worship services and discover this vibrant, faithful ministry that serves the homeless of Phoenix every month.
Let us know you’re coming! Click Here
To learn more, please contact Kate Fimbres: kate@saintbarnabas.org
Learn More about Youth at Saint Barnabas.
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You’re invited to come to our Habitat for Humanity Build site Saturday, September 19 at 9am for the wall signing ceremony.
“One of the most inspiring things we do during a home build is to write blessings on the wall studs during the first build days. Messages take all forms, from quotes to inspirational thoughts to just ‘I love you'” – Jay Harris
Join us at: Lot # 41045 8486 W Madison St Peoria, AZ 85345
Our next Habitat for Humanity work day is SATURDAY, November 23, 7:30AM-1PM. The deadline to register is November 1, 2019.
To participate or to learn more about how to help, please contact Jay Harris: (480) 620-8722 or email: jayharris_1@yahoo.com
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
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Sock Drive by the Friends in Ministry in the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona
A call to gather new socks and one thousand pairs is our goal! The socks will be given to those we serve at the Second Annual Foot Washing & Foot Care Ministry at Saint Vincent de Paul on Maundy Thursday, April 18. Please donate new men’s tube sock packs in white or black (especially large or X-large). Drop them off on the patio on Sunday mornings or during the week in the church office or Hutton Hall. Look for box marked “sock drive”.
Contact Deacon Sarah (sarah@saintbarnabas.org) or Rev. Robert (robert@saintbarnabas.org) for more details!
]]>Mission partner Bridging AZ has a new program and needs volunteers. Stop and see the pen making demonstration at 6pm in the Other Cup and learn the innovative ways Bridging AZ supports our veterans and how you can be involved. Bridging is bringing the art of custom made pens to veteran organizations and shelters.
For more information please contact: Jim Piscopo at jim@bridgingaz.org or 480-375-5454
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Mission partner Bridging AZ has a new program and needs volunteers. Stop and see the pen making demonstration on the patio after the 7:45am and 10:15am services and learn the innovative ways Bridging AZ supports our veterans and how you can be involved. Bridging is bringing the art of custom made pens to veteran organizations and shelters.
For more information please contact: Jim Piscopo at jim@bridgingaz.org or 480-375-5454
There will be another demonstration and information session on Wednesday, June 20 at 6PM at the Other Cup.
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Calling all adults and youth (age 16+)! Join us for a Habitat for Humanity work day in Tempe.
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 6:30AM-1PM TEMPE, AZ,
We will be building a house for the Shire family. It will be a three story condominium at a site near ASU in Tempe. This time we will be doing interior painting.
To volunteer, no previous construction experience is required! We provide maps and directions to the location and all instructions and tools are provided on site. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Even if you’ve never swung a hammer before, no experience is necessary. Join us! Together, we’re taking one step further on the path of eliminating homelessness in the Valley.
Deadline to register is April 29.
To participate or to learn more about how to help, please contact Jay Harris: (480) 620-8722 or email: jayharris_1@yahoo.com
Read more about Saint Barnabas’ partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Read more about our other Mission Partners.
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The Challenge Foundation (TCF) is seeking mentors to work with our amazing scholars. TCF provides all-encompassing support to low income, high-achieving students so that they have the opportunity to attend private schools, participate in extra-curricular activities, attend college and so much more. The goal of the mentoring program is to provide each scholar with a positive and stable adult role model who will expose them to the world around them and help them on their journey to success in college, career and life. Please join me for a casual introduction to TCF and our mentoring program, you won’t regret it! Any questions please contact Karen Steckler at kndsteck@cox.net or call (602) 614-3332.
]]>Gentlemen: join other men of the parish in bringing some joy, exercise, and FUN to our children at youth by helping build a GaGa Ball Pit at Saint Barnabas! The workday starts at 7am with gathering and breaking into teams for the various jobs, and continues through the morning and day to finish the project. RSVP online at companyofmen.org/rsvp or email Dick Scott at slapshot14@gmail.com
GaGa Ball is believed to have originated in Israel, and has slowly spread across the USA over several decades. Ga means ‘hit’ or ‘touch’ in Hebrew. In the rules of GaGa Ball, the ball must touch the ground two times before it is considered ‘in play’, hence the name. GaGa Ball consists of a lightweight bouncy or foam ball and an octagon enclosure known as the GaGa Ball Pit. The object of the game is to hit the ball at or below opponents’ knees to eliminate them from the pit. The last one left in the pit is the winner.
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The K-5th school is for the children of the Shoshone tribe who live on the local reservation. Founded in 1998 by friend of Saint Barnabas – Bishop John Thornton – there’s lots to do for kids and adults of all ages. Helping with summer school programs and ideas, getting to know the children who live and learn there, and sharing in Native American culture will be a rich way to grow your family’s relationship with God.
Come and learn more at the meeting! If you can’t make it, but would like to learn more, contact Jon Underwood underwood.jon.o@gmail.com
]]>Saint Barnabas has agreed to provide volunteers on Monday, July 25 from 3:15 to 7:30pm to assist these children in selecting their new clothes. The distribution is extremely well organized and we need only 18 volunteers to help.
If you would like to help, or if you would like more information, please contact Linda Killmer: linda.killmer@outlook.com or 480-694-9985.
Several of our Saint Barnabas members are members of Assistance League. Learn more here: www.aplhx.org or www.azhelpinghands.org
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Team Saint Barnabas supports the Arizona MS Society’s efforts to help those with Multiple Sclerosis. Our team of bike riders and volunteers is participating in Bike MS: Arizona 2016 on Saturday, April 16 and Sunday, April 17. The event starts at McDowell Mountain Regional Park near Fountain Hills.
To volunteer at the event, please use this link to the volunteer page: http://bit.ly/25GXIrs Select Team St. Barnabas and choose from many ways to volunteer on Saturday or Sunday.
Have questions or need more information? Please email Tom Baker.
]]>The AV Team is looking for volunteers to serve regularly on a scheduled basis. If you’re curious and have an interest in audio visual technology, we’d love to train you to be a member of our team. If you have a background in AV, that’s icing on the cake!
Meet with us on Saturday, March 5 at 9:00am. We need you!
Questions? Contact Pat Dodds: patdodds@gmail.com
]]>Questions? Please contact Pam Bell: triplebfarms@cox.net
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