Worship With Us.  Grow With Us. Belong With Us.

For more than 135 years, St. Barnabas has been a spiritual home
in the heart of Falmouth.

Rooted in Episcopal tradition and shaped by a spirit of warmth, openness, and service, we gather to worship, learn, connect, and care for our neighbors.

All are welcome here.

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Worship With Us

Our worship is rooted in the Book of Common Prayer, the Hymnal 1982, and Lift Every Voice and Sing. One parishioner wryly described our liturgical style as “high casual,” a balance that feels comfortable to lifelong Episcopalians, but approachable for newcomers and visitors from all faith backgrounds.

September–June

8:00 am · Holy Eucharist, Rite I
10:00 am · Holy Eucharist, Rite II
11:00 am · Social Hour

Summer

9:00 am · Holy Eucharist, Rite II
10:00 am · Lemonade on the Lawn

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Listen. Reflect. Be Moved.

At St. Barnabas, Scripture, preaching, and music invite us to think deeply, find comfort, experience joy, and carry our faith beyond Sunday morning.

Our choir and music program bring energy and beauty to worship, while sermons connect Scripture with the questions and challenges of life today.

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Grow With Us

We believe Christian formation is a lifelong journey and see education as one of our greatest strengths. Sunday morning forums explore a wide range of topics and our weekly discussion group gathers for Bible study and conversations about faith and contemporary issues. 

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Our programs reflect the intellectual curiosity that has long been a part of our parish culture. If you share that curiosity, you will feel at home at StB’s.

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There’s More Than One Way To Belong.

St. Barnabas is alive with ministry traditional and non traditional, formal and informal, and, perhaps best of all, spontaneous.

Find Your Place
“St. Barnabas Parish was founded in 1888 by E. Pierson Beebe and his siblings in memory of their parents, James M. and Esther E. Beebe. The Beebe family’s vision and resources were pivotal, creating a landmark that remains central to Falmouth’s identity. Over time, these early efforts evolved into a broader mission of community service and openness, cementing Saint Barnabas as a vital part of Falmouth’s spiritual and social fabric.”
— Highfield Hall Website