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September 22, 2024
The Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Today's Readings: Wisdom of Solomon 1:16–2:1, 12–22 or Jeremiah 11:18–20; Psalm 54; James 3:13–4:3, 7–8a; Mark 9:30–37
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8 am (Church) Holy Eucharist

Our earliest service on Sundays, the 8 am service offers a quiet, traditional service with a sermon and no music. The order of service follows the traditional Rite I language of the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer.   

9 am (Chapel) Holy Eucharist

Join us for an intimate celebration of holy communion, held in the round, that emphasizes congregational singing and fresh, new ways of talking about God and the life of faith. St. Bart's Singers offer musical leadership. Download the leaflet here. 

10 am Activity Hour for Children, Youth, and Families 

  • Nursery Care (Ages 0-4) in the playroom on the basement of the Community House
  • St. Bart's Kids' Club: Arts, crafts, and drama for grades K–5 in the playroom on the lower level of the Community House
  • Youth @ The Center: All middle and high schoolers are invited to join us in Room 32 for conversation, spiritual exploration, games, and donuts. 

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10 am (Great Hall) The Forum
Marked: Not Your Typical Bible Story

Nearly two decades after its initial publication, parishioner Steve Ross discusses his graphic novel Marked, a subversive, award winning and genre-defying comic based on the Gospel according to Mark.


11 am (Church) Choral Eucharist 

Several Sundays throughout the year are designated A Choral Feast and celebrate a specific theme, composer, or a major choral work. Today’s featured work is the Missa Brevis C Major, K. 259, “Orgelsolomesse” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It is scored for soprano, alto, tenor, bass soloists and choir, trumpets, timpani, strings, and organ. The term Missa Brevis often refers to a Mass setting that omits the Gloria or Credo. This setting includes both, though we will recite the Creed this morning. The Mass derives its nickname “Orgelsolomesse” (organ solo Mass) from the obbligato organ part in the Benedictus. This is one of three Masses, all in C Major, that Mozart wrote in November and December 1776 for Salzburg Cathedral. A special thank you to the supporters of St. Bart’s Sacred Music Campaign whose generosity makes possible the additional rehearsals and resources needed for these services throughout the year.

  • Download our worship leaflet to follow along (available on Friday). Printed copies are available at the service, or, as an eco-friendly option, a QR code of the worship leaflet is accessible at the entrance to the Church.
  • The 11 am service will also be livestreamed. Additional info here.
  • To add a name to the prayer list, please fill out a prayer request form.


Join us for gatherings after church 

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5 pm (Chapel) Contemplative Eucharist

Join us for an intimate service of holy communion in our candlelit chapel. At this service, rhythms of silence, singing, scripture, and prayer are woven together into an intimate hour of spiritual renewal—the perfect way to end the weekend and prepare for the week ahead. Download the worship leaflet here.