St Barnabas Episcopal Church - denton - Denton (TX)

5 /5 Kelly: St Barnabas Church is a good place to be. Ive had a lot of bad experiences w churches in my 54 yrs of life but this church is led by Father Don Johnson & his lovely wife Emanda Johnson. Ive known them for over 15 yrs & they are genuine loving inclusive people who accept people for who ever they are. The church was just rebuilt & services started in the beautiful new building Fathers Day Sunday. The building is comfortable & the stain glass stunning. The church has been very generous to the communities social programs lending their kitchens & meeting hall to support groups & social service agencies. Every year they host a blessing of the animals inviting the community for blessings usually its hosted in the Spring l believe. Services are on Sunday mornings l believe there are 2 services. Google for exact times. If your looking for a all people inclusive community church that values each member & gives to the community, respects our planet, and doesnt judge people then ld implore you to give this church a try.

5 /5 Marie: Such a lovely church and a good community. I am particularly fond of their Saint Francis of Assisi statue near the front entrance. It’s an unusually elegant depiction of the saint who experienced such an profound connection with the natural world. I am reminded of his words when I pause for a moment in front of his likeness: “All the darkness in the world cannot extinguish the light of a single candle.”

5 /5 Christy R.: Amazing fellowship. I was welcomed as soon as I arrived. For someone new to the area this was such a lovely experience. I was invited to stay after the service for refreshments, which I accepted. Met a number of people. The pastor also came by to say hello, and introduce himself. If you’re looking for a new church, where you feel like part of the family, come here! Try out a service and meet the people. I’m so glad I did!

5 /5 Christine Thomason: I first started attending this summer (2014). My first sunday I went to the parish hall after service for coffee. There is no shortage of warm and friendly people, they introduced themselves immediately and made me feel welcome. As I have come to know the other members, I can honestly say it is an unconditionally loving and kind congregation. I recommend you just come and try them on, you wont be disappointed.

5 /5 Kathy Marconi: The current parishioners are very welcoming. Several people took the time to introduce themselves since it was the first time seeing me. The church and the grounds are beautiful. Father Lorenzo gave a sermon that tied the biblical readings to our lives today. I will be back!

5 /5 Christine Thomason: I first started attending this summer (2014). My first sunday I went to the parish hall after service for coffee. There is no shortage of warm and friendly people, they introduced themselves immediately and made me feel welcome. As I have come to know the other members, I can honestly say it is an unconditionally loving and kind congregation. I recommend you just come and try them on, you wont be disappointed.

5 /5 Christy R.: Amazing fellowship. I was welcomed as soon as I arrived. For someone new to the area this was such a lovely experience. I was invited to stay after the service for refreshments, which I accepted. Met a number of people. The pastor also came by to say hello, and introduce himself. If you’re looking for a new church, where you feel like part of the family, come here! Try out a service and meet the people. I’m so glad I did!

5 /5 Kathy Marconi: The current parishioners are very welcoming. Several people took the time to introduce themselves since it was the first time seeing me. The church and the grounds are beautiful. Father Lorenzo gave a sermon that tied the biblical readings to our lives today. I will be back!

5 /5 Kelly: St Barnabas Church is a good place to be. Ive had a lot of bad experiences w churches in my 54 yrs of life but this church is led by Father Don Johnson & his lovely wife Emanda Johnson. Ive known them for over 15 yrs & they are genuine loving inclusive people who accept people for who ever they are. The church was just rebuilt & services started in the beautiful new building Fathers Day Sunday. The building is comfortable & the stain glass stunning. The church has been very generous to the communities social programs lending their kitchens & meeting hall to support groups & social service agencies. Every year they host a blessing of the animals inviting the community for blessings usually its hosted in the Spring l believe. Services are on Sunday mornings l believe there are 2 services. Google for exact times. If your looking for a all people inclusive community church that values each member & gives to the community, respects our planet, and doesnt judge people then ld implore you to give this church a try.

5 /5 Marie: Such a lovely church and a good community. I am particularly fond of their Saint Francis of Assisi statue near the front entrance. It’s an unusually elegant depiction of the saint who experienced such an profound connection with the natural world. I am reminded of his words when I pause for a moment in front of his likeness: “All the darkness in the world cannot extinguish the light of a single candle.”