St Barnabas Church Middlesbrough
About St Barnabas Church Middlesbrough
A lively Evangelical Anglican Church in Middlesbrough
Currently we worship on Sundays at 10. 30am live on Facebook
St Barnabas Church Middlesbrough Description
8. 00am Holy Communion
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Sundays: Common Worship
4th Sunday: Book of Common Prayer
9. 30am Morning Worship
This is a traditional service with said liturgy from Common Worship, sung worship is led by the choir, organ and small worship group. We are joined by the uniformed organisations on the 2nd Sunday of the month and Holy Communion is on the 4th Sunday of the month. There is also the availability to receive prayer ministry. Typically the service lasts for one hour and 15 minutes. Tea and coffee are served in the Church Hall after the service which is immediately on the right as you exit the church.
11. 15am Praise Together
This is a service for the whole family with sung worship led by a worship band, time for prayer, a sermon and the availability to receive prayer ministry. There are full Children's Groups for the children and young people. Typically the service lasts for one hour and 15 minutes. Tea and coffee are served in the Church Hall, which is immediately on the right as you exit the church, before the start of the service. Our All Age service is on the 2nd Sunday of the month and Holy Communion is on the 4th Sunday of the month.
6. 30pm Evening Praise
This is an informal service with an extended time of sung worship led by the worship band and a more in-depth sermon, prayers, waiting on God and prayer ministry. Holy Communion is usually on the 2nd Sunday of the month. Typically the service lasts for one hour and 15 minutes. Tea and Coffee are served at the back of church after the service.
Reviews
Great to say hello to our new curate yesterday. Welcome Mark, Alice and family to St Barnabas..
We'll miss Sam at St Barnabas and be praying for him and the family as he starts this new ministry in Coulby Newham.
Photos from @sam_tyndall's last talk as our curate on Sunday evening. In the last of our New Beginnings series Sam spoke about God's call to us; 'now then, get ready' from Joshua 1 and John 14. @ St Barnabas Church Middlesbrough
This Sunday we start a new sermon series, Songs for the Journey. At our morning services we will be looking at Psalm 1 and in the evening Psalm 62.
This Sunday is Sam Tyndall's last as our curate. As well as saying goodbye to him in the services we are also going to have a farewell picnic in Albert Park.
It will be after the 11.15am service, but if you will be at a different service we should be at the park for 1pm. Head for the Brian Clough statue. (If the weather is bad we'll be in the church hall).
If you have any good games bring them too!
If you want to find out more about the plans for the Diocese of York over the next few years, here's a good video with Bishop Paul explaining what's coming up.
We're so grateful for all the ways Jenna and Addie have served us during their time in Middlesbrough with @tvyfc. We're praying for them at our morning services today as they head on to new adventures! π¬π§πΊπΈ γ»γ»γ» #Repost @sam_tyndall: Was great to go out for lunch this week with the @stbarnabasboro staff team to say goodbye to @jenna.cilley and @addiemoore22.
Welcome messages from some of our Church groups for Lindsey and David Goodhew.
We had a great welcome service on Sunday afternoon for Lindsey & David Goodhew.
David will be preaching at all 4 services this Sunday.
This Saturday, 7.15 pm at St Barnabas Church Middlesbrough. Tickets Β£10 available on the door.
Creche and Craft table set up for the welcome service at 2:30pm this afternoon. @ St Barnabas Church Middlesbrough
10.30am & 2:30pm π₯ π Don't forget today's services are at 10.30pm (joint service with kids groups) & 2:30pm (welcome service)10.30am & 2:30pm π₯ π Don't forget today's services are at 10.30pm (joint service with kids groups) & 2:30pm (welcome service)
Tomorrow at 2.30pm in church we will welcome David Goodhew, our new Vicar, and Lindsey Goodhew, our new Associate Minister.
We will gather as a community that is 'ready for the new phase in the discipleship journey of this wonderful church, and that you're open to all that God in his love and power and grace wants to do in you and through you'.