Please join us for a contemplative service of sung evening prayer in remembrance of the departed. Led by the Chamber Singers, this candlelight service offers space to remember, pray, light candles, and ring chimes in memory of those we love but see no more. All ages welcome, but childcare for ages 4 and under is available with RSVP by Thursday, Oct 28 to nursery@stbs.net.

The three sessions will be recorded and made available on this website. The questions for these sessions will be compiled and asked by the members of the Standing Committee. There will be no open questions from the floor.

Sunday, October 25th from 4- 6 PM. Join us in the parking lot for a Halloween celebration! Wear your costume and spend time with your St. B's community. There will be music, food, and fun! Hosted by our St. B’s Youth. Sign up to host a trunk here.

Bring your dogs, cats, turtles, gerbils, goats, ant farm (or any other animal/pet) and join us on Sunday, October 4th at 3:00 PM for our Annual Animal Blessing in the St. B's Garden.

Formation Hour returns on Sunday, September 13th from 10:00 - 10:45 AM.

Sacred Conversations Exploring Orientation, Disorientation, and Reorientation in the Spiritual Life - Taught by Elizabeth Nunley and Amanda Phillips in the Gym.

Missions and Outreach Come See Love in Action - Classes will be held In Wallace Hall

September 13 | Meeting Immediate Needs & Restoring Dignity

September 20 | Strengthening Families, Communities & Faith

September 27 | Health, Healing & Transformative Relationships

Thursday’s Women’s Bible Study begins on August 27th in Wallace Hall at 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. We will be studying The Scandal of the Kingdom by Dallas Willard. For more information, please contact Rose Wynn Brooks at rosewynn@me.com.

Sunday, August 23rd | 3:30 - 5:00 PM We’ll meet at Sevier Park by the playground and walk down to Fryce Ice Cream.

Sunday, August 23rd | 2:00 - 3:30 PM We’ll meet at Sevier Park by the playground and walk down to Jeni's Ice Cream.

Join us for our first Young Adults Gathering on Sunday, August 30. We're heading to The Goat in Germantown at 7:00 pm for Nerdy Trivia. RSVP for the event here. 

Join Greg Voiles for our next Theology on Tap as he discusses and presents The Analogical-Fractal Imagination: A Christian Theology of Religious Diversity and Mission. 

To learn more and to RSVP click here.

This September, St. B’s Mission & Outreach invites you to spend three Sundays getting to know the organizations we are honored to partner with throughout Nashville.

During Formation Hour on September 13th, 20th, and 27th, you’ll hear directly from our M&O partners, learn more about the work they are doing in our community, and see how St. B’s support helps make that work possible. From meeting immediate needs to strengthening families, supporting healing, and building transformative relationships, these Sundays will offer a closer look at what love in action can truly look like.

And this will be more than simply hearing about the work. There will be opportunities for all ages to connect, reflect, ask questions, and discover meaningful ways to engage.

More details are coming soon. For now, save the dates and come ready to see Love in Action.

“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty, and you gave me drink…” Matthew 25:35–36

Join us on Sunday, August 16th, as we celebrate St. B's Day! Following the 9:30 a.m. service, we'll gather in the gym for a joyful parish celebration with food, fellowship, and festivities as we give thanks for our St. Bartholomew's community. We need volunteers to help with setup, teardown, games, food donations and more to make this event a success. Sign up here to help.

We are once again partnering with Martin Luther King, Jr. Magnet Middle School at Head Campus (formerly) Head Middle School this year. There are three ways you can contribute. 

Sign up to contribute to the school supply drive here.

Give an Amazon Gift Card to help teachers purchase supplies throughout the year here.

Sign up to provide a breakfast item for their Teacher Inservice Day on August 7th here. 

Justice Ministries invites you to a screening and discussion of the documentary Jesus Was A Migrant on Tuesday, August 18th at 6:00 PM. The co-sponsored event with St. B’s will take place at Christ Church Cathedral. Free Parking is available but if you would like to carpool, please contact Leslie McGilberry at lmcgilberry@stbts.net. Register for the event here.

Join us on Thursday, July 16th from 5:30–8:00 p.m. in Wallace Hall for a screening and discussion of Sugarcane, a National Geographic documentary examining the legacy of religious boarding schools for Native American children. This event is a follow-up to our recent Indigenous Peoples class, sponsored by the Justice and Creation Care Ministries. If you missed the class or want to revisit the material, handouts and slideshows and audio/video recordings are available online.

*light refreshments provided

*best for teens and adults

St. B's Youth Service and Learning Trip

12 youth and 5 adults headed up to Farmington, ME to work with the Mission at the Eastward for our fifth annual Service and Learning Trip! We worked together to build and install new decks, made friends with our homeowner Miss Diane, and fixed fences. We also had so much fun hanging out by the lake, learning new card games, praying compline, and roadtripping together. Special thanks to our adult leaders, Jill Danford, Jude Mason, Tanner Sloss and Drew Sloss, who has helped lead the group for five straight years!

Youth Service and Learning Trip Begins June 20

Like last year (pictured above), a group from St. B’s will be going to Farmington, Maine to serve alongside the Mission at the Eastward, helping with home repair projects.

Join us in praying for our youth (Miller, CJ, Jay, Elliot, Watson, Ethan, Hannah, Trane, Avett, Lu, Kathryn and Mazzy) and our adults (Drew, Jill, Jude, Tanner and Alysha) as they travel and serve together.