Sermons & Service Leaflets

We look forward to worshipping together for The Great Vigil of Easter.  The link to enter our worship service will be a general link to the St Barnabas Facebook page.  Once you arrive on that page, scroll down to our posts (also called our “feed”) to view our latest live video.

If scrolling  down to our feed does not lead you to our live service, under the title of our Facebook page you will see different tabs: Home, About, Photos and Videos. Click on the videos tab to be taken directly to a library of St Barnabas videos, both past and present.

We recommend clicking on the service five minutes prior to make sure that you are able to locate the video or video page. Please be aware that this is a live service and if you don’t see something at precisely 8pm, know that the service will begin shortly.

For Good Friday, you will need your stations of the cross booklet and your service leaflet from your Holy Week bag. From your own home or yard, you will need a cross and whatever you would like to use to venerate the cross – flower petals, scented oil or just your devotion.

We look forward to worshipping together on Maundy Thursday.  The link to enter our worship service will be a general link to the St Barnabas Facebook page.  Once you arrive on that page, scroll down to our posts (also called our “feed”) to view our latest live video.

If scrolling  down to our feed does not lead you to our live service, under the title of our Facebook page you will see different tabs: Home, About, Photos and Videos. Click on the videos tab to be taken directly to a library of St Barnabas videos, both past and present.

We recommend clicking on the service five minutes prior to make sure that you are able to locate the video or video page. Please be aware that this is a live service and if you don’t see something at precisely 6pm, know that the service will begin shortly.

We look forward to worshipping together on Palm Sunday.  The link to enter our worship service will be a general link to the St Barnabas Facebook page.  Once you arrive on that page, scroll down to our posts (also called our “feed”) to view our latest live video.

If scrolling  down to our feed does not lead you to our live service, under the title of our Facebook page you will see different tabs: Home, About, Photos and Videos. Click on the videos tab to be taken directly to a library of St Barnabas videos, both past and present.

We recommend clicking on the service five minutes prior to make sure that you are able to locate the video or video page. Please be aware that this is a live service and if you don’t see something at precisely 10:00am, know that the service will begin shortly.