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Sundays

We meet together each Sunday at 10.30am.

Our service aims to be around an hour and includes a Bible reading, talk, prayers and songs which the leader of each service will guide us through together.

Everything we do and how we do it is because we believe Jesus is Good News and more than relevant to our contemporary culture. All are welcome at our services and questions are encouraged.

Our Sunday service is available in person and online.

Whether you are joining on Zoom or attending in person at St Barnabas you will see and hear exactly the same thing.

Join us on Zoom

  1. Open this Zoom link or manually enter the Zoom ID 534 775 6133.

  2. If you need a password it’s “sbd”.

  3. If you don’t already have Zoom, you will be prompted to download and install it when you open the link above, or you can download the Zoom app ahead of time from iPhone or Android.

Good to know…

  • Please log on early so you have time to get connected & sort out any quirks.

  • You are in control of your own video throughout and everyone will be on mute during the service unless they are speaking or singing.

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Authentic Jesus 5/10 | Mark 2:18-3:6 | Nat Charles
Authentic Jesus 5/10 | Mark 2:18-3:6 | Nat Charles

Mark 5/10

This week: have we missed the point of our religion? These passages show how that leads to an absence of joy, missing the purposes of God and ultimately wanting Jesus dead.

Authentic Jesus 4/10 | Mark 2:1-17 | Nigel Beynon
Authentic Jesus 4/10 | Mark 2:1-17 | Nigel Beynon

Mark 4/10

This week: how sin is our deepest problem, but Jesus has come to solve it. Recognising we are sinners and need His forgiveness is how we become Christians, and also how we stay Christians.

Authentic Jesus 3/10 | Mark 1:29-45 | Nat Charles
Authentic Jesus 3/10 | Mark 1:29-45 | Nat Charles

Mark 3/10

This week: What king Jesus has come to do - he comes with power and authority to heal, but he primarily comes to preach good news of the kingdom of God. Will we listen?