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Launching Prayer Balloons up into St Barnabas Tower

Enjoying a stimulating lesson at St Barnabas

There is an active Children's Ministry at St Barnabas. The children meet every Sunday from 11 am to 12 noon. They attend the first part of the service  in church and then leave for their classes in the Parish rooms.  There are different classes for each age group.  For more information contact the Children's Ministry co-ordinator,  Lynne Cox by email or phone 0151 733 9996

Child Protection Policy

We have a 'Safe for all' Protection Policy at St Barnabas. Details of which can be seen at anytime. Copies are in the Church  Everyone who works with Children at St Barnabas has to sign a 'declaration form' and has to abide by the Policy Guidelines.

St Barnabas Girls Friendly Society Banner

This active group meets in church every Wednesday evening from 6.30pm to 7.45 pm. For more information contact Mrs Sue Letheren by email  

The Girls' Friendly Society was founded in London in 1875 by an Irish woman - Mrs Elizabeth Townsend. She wanted to help lonely girls who came from the country to work in the city, It was and indeed to this day is a society of friendship and recreation in which all girls might share, bound together in a fellowship of Christian Love and service.

The organisation's purpose is to unite, for the glory of God in one fellowship of Prayer and service, all girls and women throughout the world, to promote friendship and uphold purity in thought, work and deed.

The Barnabees group meets   weekly  on Tuesday evenings from 6.45pm to 8pm in  term time. It is intended for  young people from 12 years to 16 years.

Mothers' Union stained glass window and reflection in Lady Chapel at St Barnabas

The Mothers' Union supports and encourages marriage and family life through prayer and community action

Mission Statement

The Mother's Union is an Anglican organisation which promotes the well-being of families worldwide.

We achieve this by:

* developing prayer and spiritual growth in families.

* studying and reflecting on family life and its place in society.

* resourcing our members to take practical action to improve conditions for families, both nationally and in the communities in which they live.

In 1876 Mary Sumner founded The Mothers' Union to give spiritual guidance and practical help to mothers and families. After 125 years it has grown into a worldwide Christian organisation with over three million members in 71 countries.

The St Barnabas branch of the Mothers' Union meets monthly on the last Thursday in the month at 2pm. For full programme of events, click here.  The Local Co-ordinator is  Enid Phillips who may be contacted by email

St Barnabas parishioners have actively supported the Church Mission Society over many years. The highlight of the year is the Annual CMS garden party kindly hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Whipple who may be contacted by email or phone 0151 722 7025

Church Mission Society  party at the Whipple residence

Rev. George Sinker : CMS Missionary Bannu North West Frontier Province  1925

"CMS is an evangelistic mission working to see a world transformed by the love of Jesus.

CMS is a pioneering mission community with roots dating to 1799. We long to see the transforming fullness of Christ unfolding in every culture and we are committed to serious and sustained cross-cultural engagement.

We strive to share the love of God with all peoples and to gather them into the fellowship of Christ's Church.

That means that all members of CMS try to participate actively in Christian mission wherever they are, in their home country or overseas.

Founded in 1799, CMS has attracted upwards of nine thousand men and women to serve as mission partners during its 200-year history"

extract © Church Mission Society web site 2007

St Barnabas shows its support for the Children's Society through its regular parishioner collections and the annual Christingle service involving the children of the church. Our local Children's Society co-ordinator  is Mrs Jane Helsby who may be contacted by email

Bibby Sisters'  Memorial  BCP Stained Glass Window at St Barnabas Mossley Hill

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An active branch of the Prayer Book Society meets at St Barnabas. The chairman of the branch is Mr Ian Lang. The branch can be contacted via the  Secretary:

 Mr R G Millington, 26 Grace Rd, Liverpool, L9 9DB.  Tel: +44 (0)151 293 1692

or via email 

For details of Book of Common Prayer( BCP) Services at St Barnabas, click here

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