Worship and Community
Join us for Sunday Service
Join us for Sunday Service
St Barnabas has been a place of Christian worship for over 125 years and our faith continues to be at the very heart of all we do. Join us in worship and fellowship as we grow in our faith and serve our community every Sunday morning. When you arrive you'll be greeted by a member of our Welcome Team. If you are joining us for the Sunday Eucharist, please sit wherever you like in one of our wooden pews. Our service starts at 9:00am and lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
We look forward to meeting you!
Learn about our beliefs
Join us for Sunday Service
Our beliefs are based on the Bible and the teachings of Jesus Christ. We believe in the Trinity, salvation through faith in Jesus, and the importance of living a life of love and service.
Sunday School
St Barnabas Sunday School Teachers provide activities and learning about Christianity for children 3 years and older.
Weekly Prayer Meeting
Baptisms and Confirmation
Join us every Thursday at 9:15am in lifting up those in need of prayer. Please share any prayer requests via our email address at church@stbarnabas.org.za.
Baptisms and Confirmation
Baptisms and Confirmation
Baptisms and Confirmation
We offer baptism and confirmation to our members.
Weddings and Funerals
Baptisms and Confirmation
Baptisms and Confirmation
If you would like to enquire about weddings or funerals at St Barnabas please email our church office at church@stbarnabas.org.za.
Going Beyond
The 'Going Beyond' series of midweek meetings will resume on Wednesday May 14 from 7-9pm in the St Barnabas hall. Please join us for an evening of exploration and discussion on topical issues.
The topic for the evening is 'Friendship in an Era of Digital Loneliness and Alienation'. A recent statistic shows that 1 in 5 men in the US (and beyond) do not have a single friend and there is a propensity for young people, especially young men, to spend disproportionate amounts of time alone in their rooms. Clinical and social psychologists advise that the effects of this can be harmful and this loneliness contagion is distressing. We explore what may account for this situation, and how we as Christians and the church at large, may respond to ameliorate the ill effects thereof.
The evening features a fascinating interview between Trevor Noah and Simon Sinek on the above topic.
Please join us and for further enquiries contact Gavin at gavinlouch@gmail.com or call 0820697477.
Announcement
Welcome! Please join us as we celebrate our Patron Saint, St Barnabas, on 15 June 2025