Welcome to St Barnabas the Encourager
The church of St Barnabas is a vibrant Anglican church in North Hampshire and serves the communities of Darby Green, Blackwater, Frogmore and Yateley. Our vision is to worship God, love one another and serve our community. Feel free to join us at our Sunday service.
If you would like to explore the meaning of life in an informal environment, we would love to invite you to join the next Alpha course.
During the week we meet in groups of up to 14 people. These Home Groups usually meet in the Group leader's home or at church, for tea and coffee, teaching, worship, prayer and friendship.
If you are interested in getting more involved with any aspect of the church's work, please contact us.
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With best wishes, Lerys Campbell |
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Rachel Hartland |
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Christmas Tree Lighting - Friday 23rd November
Frogmore Infant and Junior Schools, St Barnabas Church, Spring Pre-School, Tadpoles Pre-School and Yateley Town Council invite you to the lighting of the Christmas Tree on the green outside St Barnabas Church on Friday 24th November at 5:30pm.
Carols for Christmas - Sunday 23rd December @ 10:00am
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Start the Festive season at St Barnabas.
Come along to sing your favourite carols with us in this build up to Christmas at our Carols for Christmas service.
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Christingle - Monday 24th December @ 3:00pm
Please come and join us at our Christingle celebrations at St Barnabas church at 3:00pm on Monday 24th December.
The Children’s Society first introduced Christingle to the Church of England in 1968, and it has since become one of the most popular events for families and communities in the church calendar. The Children’s Society relies on the vital funds raised through Christingle celebrations to fund their work with vulnerable children and young people in our community and across the country.
Christingle, meaning 'Christ light', is a festive celebration which communicates the Christian message in an inspiring way. Children are at the centre of the service and celebrate the light of Christ through candles and other symbology of the Christingle orange.
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