St Barnabas offers a range of traditional liturgical services based on the patterns found in the Book of Common Prayer The Whyte Effect choir sing regualrly at the church and offer a range of choral music from the medieval to the modern. Nearly all of our services are in traditional liturgical language. Our worship life is rooted in scripture and the sacraments, and good scriptural preaching is a key part of our spiritual life. The Eucharist is frequently celebrated on Sundays and major holy days as a core part of our worship, as it is through the presence of Christ in the blessed sacrament that our souls are fed with God's grace.

Tenebrae Sequence

Occurring
for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

A musical event to mark Holy Week sung by the Whyte Effect choir.

Good Friday Prayers and Meditation

Occurring
for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

Service of prayer and meditation to mark Good Friday

Sung Matins and sermon

Occurring
Monthly. Every First, Third Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

Sung Matins from the Book of Common Prayer

Sung Eucharist and Sermon

Occurring
Monthly. Every Second, Fourth, Fifth Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

Sung Eucharist (Holy Communion) from the Book of Common Prayer

Choral Eucharist for Ascensiontide

Occurring
for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

Sung by the Whyte Effect

Patronal Festival Choral Eucharist

Occurring
for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

Celebrating the Feast of St Barnabas the Apostle with music from the Whyte Effect Choir.

Choral Eucharist

Occurring
for 1 hour
Venue
Ranmore: St Barnabas
Address
Ranmore Common Road Dorking, RH5 6SP, United Kingdom

A Choral Eucharist remembering the life and work of Benjamin Britten