This page provides a collection of the latest announcements and news regarding St Barnabas Church in Jericho. Whether you are interested in upcoming musical performances or changes to the church's community offerings, you can find the most recent updates here. Please verify all event details through official church channels to ensure you have the most current information.
St Barnabas Jericho has officially begun the intricate process of installing a new pipe organ. This multi-week project involves expert organ builders managing large-scale components, including pipes up to sixteen feet long, within the historic church's organ chamber.
St Barnabas Church invites young people aged 7 to 15 to discover the joy of choral singing during an open rehearsal session. This casual event allows interested youth to experience chorister training, enjoy some music, and meet the team in a supportive environment. Parents and carers are welcome to attend this unique opportunity to explore the church's musical life.
St Barnabas Church, Jericho, is hosting a community meeting to address local concerns surrounding the ongoing Botley Road and Oxford Railway Station upgrades. Residents of affected streets are invited to join the discussion to share their perspectives and explore collective actions for the coming year.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho has reached a significant milestone in its organ restoration project. The console and pipework have been moved for professional rebuilding, and the team is now preparing to assemble the final instrument. While the core build is funded, the community continues to seek support for installation costs and future maintenance.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho has officially contracted Henry Willis & Sons to build and install a new custom organ. This project, five years in the making, will incorporate rare Victorian-era pipes into a beautifully restored instrument, marking a significant milestone in the church's musical heritage.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho is pleased to announce the appointment of Esther Bersweden as its new Organist and Director of Music. Starting at the end of September, she will lead the Schola Cantorum and oversee the musical life of this historic Oxford church. Her arrival marks a new chapter for the parish's liturgical and choral mission.
The sermon delivered by the Revd Canon Professor Sue Gillingham on Remembrance Sunday 2023 at St Barnabas Church, Jericho, explores themes of peace, conflict, and faith. This reflective piece examines the significance of the day through the lens of biblical wisdom and our shared responsibility to build a more peaceful world.
Join St Barnabas Church in Jericho for the Mass of Our Lady of Walsingham on September 30th at 10am. This gathering marks the start of a new parish initiative to establish a 'Walsingham Cell' group, offering a space for spiritual devotion, community discussion, and potential future pilgrimages to Norfolk.
St Barnabas Church invites young people aged 7 to 15 to discover the joy of choral singing during an open rehearsal session. This casual event allows interested youth to experience chorister training, enjoy some music, and meet the team in a supportive environment. Parents and carers are welcome to attend this unique opportunity to explore the church's musical life.
St Barnabas Church, Jericho, is hosting a community meeting to address local concerns surrounding the ongoing Botley Road and Oxford Railway Station upgrades. Residents of affected streets are invited to join the discussion to share their perspectives and explore collective actions for the coming year.
Join St Barnabas Church in Jericho for the Mass of Our Lady of Walsingham on September 30th at 10am. This gathering marks the start of a new parish initiative to establish a 'Walsingham Cell' group, offering a space for spiritual devotion, community discussion, and potential future pilgrimages to Norfolk.
Discover the full schedule of concerts, community activities, and worship services happening at St Barnabas Church, Jericho, throughout May and June. Highlights include the vibrant JerichoFest weekend, featuring live music, the historic street fair, and the Patronal Festival High Mass.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho welcomes visitors to participate in the Lenten season, offering a period of reflection, spiritual discipline, and communal prayer. The church provides opportunities for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and hosts special Ash Wednesday services to mark the beginning of this time of preparation.
St Barnabas Jericho has officially begun the intricate process of installing a new pipe organ. This multi-week project involves expert organ builders managing large-scale components, including pipes up to sixteen feet long, within the historic church's organ chamber.
St Barnabas Church invites young people aged 7 to 15 to discover the joy of choral singing during an open rehearsal session. This casual event allows interested youth to experience chorister training, enjoy some music, and meet the team in a supportive environment. Parents and carers are welcome to attend this unique opportunity to explore the church's musical life.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho has reached a significant milestone in its organ restoration project. The console and pipework have been moved for professional rebuilding, and the team is now preparing to assemble the final instrument. While the core build is funded, the community continues to seek support for installation costs and future maintenance.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho has officially contracted Henry Willis & Sons to build and install a new custom organ. This project, five years in the making, will incorporate rare Victorian-era pipes into a beautifully restored instrument, marking a significant milestone in the church's musical heritage.
St Barnabas Church in Jericho is pleased to announce the appointment of Esther Bersweden as its new Organist and Director of Music. Starting at the end of September, she will lead the Schola Cantorum and oversee the musical life of this historic Oxford church. Her arrival marks a new chapter for the parish's liturgical and choral mission.
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