The Sunday procession outside

St Barnabas Church in Pitshanger, Ealing

A warm welcome awaits you

Sung Mass · Sundays · 10.30am

Sunday services

The Sung Mass

Every Sunday at 10.30am

10.30am
Sung Mass with Children's Church (ages 5–9) and a Youth Group (ages 10–16)
10.30am
Noisy Mass in the small hall — ages 0–4 and their carers, with Stay & Play
8.00am
Said Mass (BCP) first Sunday of the month
6.00pm
Choral Evensong first Sunday of the month

During the week

12.30pm
Midweek Mass Wednesdays
12.00pm
Dementia-Friendly Worship Thursdays
9.30am
Morning Prayer Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

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This Sunday

The Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity

Sunday, 13 September 2026

10.30am · Sung Mass

Psalm
103. [1–7]8–13
Setting
Ives, Salisbury Service
Anthem
Farrant, Call to remembrance, O Lord

The full music list

We aim to be an inclusive Christian community that shares God’s unexpected, joyful and life-changing hospitality — with one another, our neighbours, and those on the margins.

Our worship is in the modern Catholic tradition of the Church of England. We follow the seasons of the liturgical year, are fed by the sacraments, and are committed to music as part of worship, seeking to encounter God in and through a warm and dignified liturgy. Whether you have a strong faith, none, or something in between, we welcome you.

Every Sunday there is Noisy Mass for under-5s, Children’s Church and a Youth Group — and children are welcome at all our services.

The choir in red robes singing before the gilded organ pipes in the west gallery

Music

A church that sings

Our choir leads the Sung Mass each Sunday in the Anglican choral tradition, under our Director of Music (Luca) and our Organist (Hugh).

The music of St Barnabas

What’s On

The week ahead

September 2026

  • Midweek Mass

    12pm – 1pm

  • Memory Cafe

    10am – 12.30pm

  • Noisy Mass

    10.30am – 11.45am · St Barnabas Hall

  • Sunday Mass

    10.30am – 11.45am

Everything that’s on

Safeguarding

If you are worried about the safety or wellbeing of a child or an adult, please tell someone. Ring the parish office on 020 8998 4079, or see our safeguarding page for the people to contact. In an emergency, call 999.

Safeguarding at St Barnabas

Giving

Help sustain this church and its work

St Barnabas receives no funding from the diocese, the national Church or government. We are a self-supporting charity, kept going by the generosity of our worshippers and friends.

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