Saint Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Blue Christmas Service
We are pleased to add a new service this year during Advent that will allow us to reach out to our neighbors in need, and offer them the comfort, hope, and hospitality that St. Bart's so blessedly has to share. Following the service, cookies and cider will be served in our Parish Hall. All are Welcome!
December 24, 2024
4:00pm Christmas Eve Service with
Music Provided by Simple Gifts
10:30pm Special Music
11:00pm Christmas Eve Service
Christmas Eve Services
Worship with Us
Sunday Worship Services
Christian Formation
9:00am Youth and Adults in the Parish Hall
In-Person Worship
10:00am Rite II Traditional Worship Service
(Nursery services are available for our littlest worshipers!)
Click the link below for our most recent newsletter with our weekly church happenings!
Sunday - December 22, 2024 - The Fourth Sunday of Advent
8:30am Centering Prayer - David Thompson Ministry Ctr
9:00am Adult Ed - “Names for the Messiah” - Advent Study
10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II
10:00am Live Stream on Facebook and You Tube
11:00am Coffee & fellowship in the Parish Hall
Tuesday - December 24, 2024
4:00pm Christmas Eve Celebration - Holy Eucharist Rite II
10:30pm Matthew Dickerson - Hammered Dulcimer - Music
11:00pm Christmas Eve Celebration - Holy Eucharist Rite II
*Church Office will be closed December 25th thru January 1st*
Thursday - December 26, 2024
NO Compline w/Rosary today
Friday - December 27, 2024 - Church Office Closed
Sunday - December 29, 2024 - First Sunday after Christmas
8:30am Centering Prayer - David Thompson Ministry Ctr
NO Sunday School
10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II
10:00am Live Streaming on Facebook and You Tube
11:00am Coffee and Fellowship in the Parish Hall
Week of December 22, 2024
Advent
Vision Statement
God has called us to be a diverse community where all may encounter God’s love. God strengthens and nourishes us through the sacraments and speaks to us through scripture, tradition, and reason.
Our worship services are fully accessible in person and online, supported by a variety of music, good sermons, and relevant teaching. We provide a unique mix of the traditional and contemporary in both music and liturgy.
We strive, with God's help, to serve all who hunger for the unconditional love of Jesus Christ, spiritually, physically, and emotionally.
All have a place here.
- St. Bartholomew’s Vision Statement Adopted by the Mission Committee on May 21, 2023
Mission
Rooted in Episcopal tradition; growing disciples of a loving God; reaching out to make a meaningful difference in our world.
We welcome you to Saint Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church. We are located in the quaint community of North Augusta, South Carolina. We are the “small church with a big heart” who welcomes all God’s children. Whether you are new to the community, looking for a new church home, or just seeking a place to worship, we invite you to join us.
We offer one service at 10:00am. This is a traditional liturgical service, with organ and hymns.
If you have any questions, please feel to contact the church office at (803) 279-4622. We look forward to worshipping with you!
Saint Bartholomew’s
Episcopal Church
Ministries
There's a place for all ages at Saint Bartholomew's. We offer Sunday School for our children and adults. Our youth teams up with other churches for various activities, and we have a variety of weekly adult offerings.
Saint Bartholomew’s recognizes that the church flourishes when we incorporate the time and talents of all of it’s members. We encourage everyone to find a ministry that they enjoy; From serving as an acolyte to welcoming newcomers, Saint Bartholomew’s has a place for all to serve and spread the love of Christ.
Saint Bartholomew’s is known as the “Pumpkin Church.” This is just one ministry we engage in to support our community. Other outreach programs include a Fall Bazaar, July 4th BBQ, Blessing of the Animals, Hagar’s Basket, Brown Bag Ministry, CMONA, Soup Kitchen, and Lenten Fish Fry.
Saint Bartholomew’s has partnered with the Vivanco family and Brenda Martinez, a recipient of the Education=Hope fund, who reside in Quito, Ecuador to work spreading the love of Christ by worshiping together, building community through engaging activities, and assisting in local renovation projects.
We are also following the work of Jamie Holodak, a parishioner who recently joined the Peace Corps who is based in Senegal.