Heaton: St Barnabas, Heaton
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St Barnabas' Church meets for worship in a beautiful Victorian church, in the heart of the old village of Heaton, on the outskirts of Bradford.
We are a small and friendly congregation, worshipping in the familiar Anglican way, with a strong and committed choir. Our services include Common Worship, and the Book of Common Prayer, and are mostly eucharistic.
St Barnabas' is a stunning venue for weddings, and is home to a very fine organ which combines with an excellent acoustic, and good central heating (!) to make the church an ideal venue for concerts . Our building is home to the award winning "Heaton Millennium Tapestry" - and has some very fine stained glass windows, which are well worth a visit.
Together with our new parish priest, we are exploring how best to "be church" in this place - to serve God and our neighbours, in the fast changing multi-faith and multi-cultural context of our parish
Our prayer is that we will grow spiritually, numerically, and in wisdom and grace, under God's guidance.
Whether you live in the area, are just passing through, or simply want a thoughtful community in which to explore questions of faith, we would welcome you to come and join us on our journey!
You can find out more about us on our developing website: http://www.heaton.bradford.anglican.org/stbarnabas/
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Rev Clare MacLaren
The Vicarage
130 Haworth Road
BRADFORD
BD9 6LL
Tel: (01274) 409313
- Regular Services
Sunday
A simple, said service of Holy Communion, with sermon, following the order of the Book of Common Prayer
Every first Sunday at 8:00 AM for ¾ hour
A non-eucharistic service, with hymns, prayers and an address. This service is often on a particular theme, and follows a more flexible liturgy than the normal Common Worship service.
Every first Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour
Holy Communion, following Common Worship, Order 1 - with hymns, prayers and sermon
Every second third and fourth Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour and 20 minutes.
A sung service of evening prayer, with choir anthem and sermon, following the order of the Book of Common Prayer
except in August every third Sunday at 6:30 PM for ¾ hour
Wednesday
A simple, said service of Holy Communion, with a short address, following the order of the Book of Common Prayer
Every Wednesday at 10:00 AM for ¾ hour
Thursday
We are a friendly choir, with a wide repertoire - and new singers are always welcome! We sing for Sunday morning services and a monthly choral evensong, and sometimes join with other singers for concerts and special events.
Thursday at 7:30 PM for 1 hour
Current Editor: Clare MacLaren
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