All Saints’ Day invites us to lift our eyes beyond what can be seen and measured. We remember those who have gone before us in faith, giving thanks for lives that reflected God’s love in countless ways. Some were widely … Continued
The early church in Acts is often remembered for its generosity, worship, and fellowship. Yet beneath all these practices lies something deeper: they were being woven together into a new kind of community. They devoted themselves to prayer, shared their … Continued
James 3:17-18 reminds us that the wisdom shaped by God is marked by purity, peace, gentleness, mercy, and good fruit. This is the daily work of the disciple: choosing peace over pride, gentleness over force, mercy over judgment. When we … Continued
Jesus does not steward from a distance. He enters the world with a body that hungers, tires, aches, and delights. He touches lepers, blesses children, breaks bread, washes feet, and carries a cross. His embodied life teaches us that stewardship … Continued
A vineyard is a tender place. It needs care and the humility to remember that its fruit is never ours alone. In Matthew 21:33–46, Jesus tells a story of tenants who forget this truth. They grasp, they hoard, they harm … Continued
In the passage from Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus exposes the difference between saying the right words and living a faithful life. The religious leaders demand to know his authority, yet their hearts remain closed to God’s movement. Jesus’ parable of the … Continued
Come and See Zootopia 2 at St. Bartholomew’s Movie Night-Sunday-September 27th 7:00 pm-Free Admission-Movie will be shown in the parish hall of the church.
Join us for a great night of coffee, music, and fun at the Rhythm Roast Cafe. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased through the QR Code below or by contacting St. Bart’s!
Let all the animals come together for blessing, treats, and to meet new friends at our annual Blessing of the Animals.
A vineyard is a place of slow growth, patient tending, and quiet mystery which makes Matthew 20:1–16 such a startling parable. The landowner’s generosity disrupts our sense of fairness: those who worked only an hour receive the same wage as … Continued