Youth Group joined Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati's Rock the Block team on Saturday, September 11, 2021. This was a day of...

Volunteers from St. Barnabas did their part to help Habitat for Humanity refresh and revitalize Cincinnati's Evanston neighborhood in a...

On Sunday, Sept. 5, St. Barnabas hosted its annual concert to raise money for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati. Three musically...

In June 2021, St. Barnabas’ original digital electronic organ was donated and delivered to St. Simon of Cyrene Episcopal Church in...

By John Nolan Home is the center of a family's life. Thanks to Habitat for Humanity, the possibility of home ownership has just arrived...

This Sunday in church, I had the pleasure of announcing the new rector who will lead St. Barnabas. In a unanimous vote by the Vestry we...

Summer is finally almost here. I love summer! The Midwest June moving into July heralds the lush green of the region, the trilling...

When I became a Christian and an Episcopalian at age 27, I really wanted to be a part of the church. The obvious place to start was the...

A funny thing happened at church last week. During the Sunday worship service, John Nolan presented a “Ministry Moment” on St. Barnabas’s...

On Sunday, June 13, we celebrated our namesake, St. Barnabas! We began the 10 a.m. service with an outdoor procession, led by our...

by John Nolan The Eastside Coalition of Churches is making great progress with the construction of a duplex in Bond Hill! Here are some...

As St. Barnabas reflects and celebrates our 40th Year Anniversary, we are happy to report our endowment fund has now exceeded $120,000!!...

I read today that the temperature at Furnace Creek in Death Valley this week will be 117 degrees. That’s funny. When I was there two...

by Diane Byrne As the pandemic subsides and people begin to return to our building, you may notice a new stained glass window at the end...

Have you ever wondered: Why is the sky dark at night? Why is water wet? Why do cats always land on their feet while buttered toast always...

The Prayer Book Catechism names these as “the ministers of the church.” You know about lay persons, bishops, and priests. But all of a...

Over the last few months, several groups have taken full advantage of our staff working remotely and groups meeting digitally, and used...