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Coming UP at St. Barnabas
Coming UP at St. Barnabas
Thursday, March 28, 7:30PM
Maundy Thursday
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Friday, March 29, 7:30PM
Good Friday
Father Justin, preacher and officiant
Father Justin, preacher and officiant
Thursday, March 28, 7:30PM
Maundy Thursday
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Friday, March 29, 7:30PM
Good Friday
Father Justin, preacher and officiant
Father Justin, preacher and officiant
Saturday, March 30, 7:30PM
Great Vigil of Easter
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Sunday, March 31, 9 & 11AM
Easter Day
Father Justin, preacher and celebrant
9AM • Holy Eucharist
with Children's Church
10AM • Easter Egg Hunt
11AM • Holy Eucharist
Father Justin, preacher and celebrant
9AM • Holy Eucharist
with Children's Church
10AM • Easter Egg Hunt
11AM • Holy Eucharist
Saturday, March 30, 7:30PM
Great Vigil of Easter
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Aidan Stoddart, preacher
Father Justin, celebrant
Sunday, March 31, 9 & 11AM
Easter Day
Father Justin, preacher and celebrant
9AM • Holy Eucharist
with Children's Church
10AM • Easter Egg Hunt
11AM • Holy Eucharist
Father Justin, preacher and celebrant
9AM • Holy Eucharist
with Children's Church
10AM • Easter Egg Hunt
11AM • Holy Eucharist
Latest Sermon
Been There, Done That
Sunday, March 24, 2024
The Rev. Dr. Justin E. Crisp
Father Justin reflects on the fact that, when Jesus said on the cross that he felt forsaken by God, he meant it. In his death, Jesus suffered the consequences of our alienation from God in order to spare us from them. As a result, we can find freedom and relief, no longer burdened by our pasts (or futures), but looking at our sins and saying, in Christ, “been there, done that.”
Sunday, March 24, 2024
The Rev. Dr. Justin E. Crisp
Father Justin reflects on the fact that, when Jesus said on the cross that he felt forsaken by God, he meant it. In his death, Jesus suffered the consequences of our alienation from God in order to spare us from them. As a result, we can find freedom and relief, no longer burdened by our pasts (or futures), but looking at our sins and saying, in Christ, “been there, done that.”