Come and hear the Easter Story – Easter Courage, and share in food, fun, faith, family craft and a meal to end with. Bring children, grandchildren, neighbours to experience the Easter story – and we love lots of helpers too. There’s something for everyone to be involved in. Cost: $5 per family.
Messy Church: Sat 1 April 3.30-5.30pm Read More »
Come and hear the Easter Story – Easter Courage, and share in food, fun, faith, family craft and a meal to end with. Bring children, grandchildren, neighbours to experience the Easter story – and we love lots of helpers too. There’s something for everyone to be involved in. Cost: $5 per family.
Messy Church: Sat 1 April 3.30-5.30pm Read More »
On Monday Andy Dickson, our Young Adults Worker, released a podcast episode containing his conversation with our very own Corinne Haines.
Corinne Haines on Down to Earth Conversations Read More »
Come along to Olive Lawson’s 6 weeks Writing Course, starting Feb – learn how to tell your story your way!
Got a story up your sleeve? Feb 15 Read More »
Plan to come along to 4 workshop sessions in March as we listen, learn, discuss how we engage as Christians with te ao maori.
Engaging with Te Ao Māori as Christians? how do we do it? Read More »
Come along to Olive Lawson’s 6 weeks Writing Course, starting Feb – learn how to tell your story your way!
Got a story up your sleeve? Read More »
We look forward to Andrew Butcher joining us as Senior Associate Lay Minister in February, together with his wife Yvette.
New Senior Associate Lay Minister joining us in February 2023 Read More »
The launch of Noeline Boag’s book at Holly Lea this week was a fabulous affair with many important guests such as the new Mayoress, Chrissy Mauger, Colin Hair from the McLean Institute, and Jehan Casinader whose book inspired Noeline to write her own story.
A Pilgrim’s Story Book Launch Read More »
James and Ruth Harwood are long-time parishioners of St Barnabas. They first met in London in 1967 while living in the same building, Ruth flatting with her girlfriends in the basement, and James on the third floor with his mates.
Ruth and James Harwood: some of their story… Read More »
Wendy Kington has been the People’s Warden at St Barnabas for the past seven years. She shares what drew her here and what she has learnt during that time.
Meet your People’s Warden: Wendy Kington Read More »
