Confirmation Classes begin Tuesday, April 16th

Tuesdays at 6:00pm in Ramsay Hall

This class, presented each year in advance of our Bishop’s annual visit, is required of those preparing to receive the sacrament of Confirmation, Reception, or Reaffirmation.

There are presentations as well as opportunity for discussion, with ample time for Q&A that includes what it means to be a Christian and, more specifically, what it means to be a member of the Episcopal Church. 

The class is open to all who want to learn more about their faith and the

Episcopal Church! Participants include adults and youth age 16+.

Questions? Contact Father Michael.

EYC summer mission trip interest form

Hi EYC youth and parents! Long awaited news of summer mission trips is here, but we need your feedback ASAP!

We plan to go to Savannah, GA with Experience Mission Co. this summer to serve those experiencing housing crisis.

We hope many of you will join us! Please fill out the form as soon as you can so we can finalize plans and dates.

ECW meets Tuesday, April 16th

ECW (Episcopal Church Women) will meet on Tuesday, April 16th, at 6 p.m. at NJOY Curry Masala on 1020 Jefferson Street (Jefferson & Johnston, next to Keller’s Bakery).

Come meet us for friendship and a delish meal! We’ll also be discussing future meet-ups and projects. Looking forward to seeing you!

Questions? Contact Marguerite Brunner.

Easter Bunny visits The Inn!

Donna Rayburn and the staff of Acadian Ear, Nose and Throat Center in Lafayette collected Easter goodies for youngsters living at The Inn. 

Not only were Easter bags filled with chocolates and other treats, but they also contained card games, hot wheels, stuffed animals, coloring books and more.

Twenty youngsters were thrilled with this surprise on Easter morning! 

THANK YOU Donna and Acadian ENT!

Ministries Roundtable meets Tuesday, April 9th

The Ministries Roundtable includes Lay Leaders of St. B ministries, small groups and teams. It meets Tuesday evening, April 9, in Ramsay Hall. Lay Leaders will work in small groups and use Spring 2024 Ministry Survey responses to share narratives and develop ways to connect visitors, newcomers and members to the many pathways of belonging here at St. Barnabas.

Childcare is provided.

Questions? Contact Phyllis Mayo.

Summer is right around the corner, and it’s not too late to sign your child up for an experience like no other at Louisiana’s premier Episcopal summer camp!

Selected as one of “America’s Best Summer Camps 2023” by Newsweek, Camp Hardtner isn’t just about games; it’s about making memories, finding joy, and discovering new things about yourself.

Campers will find an experience that will stick with them all year long and possibly for life. An experience of relationship, community, belonging, and self-worth–all built upon the foundation that God’s love surrounds us and transforms our lives.