8 AM Holy Eucharist - Nave 

9 AM Breakfast - Parish Hall

10:30 AM Holy Eucharist – Nave

6 PM Holy Eucharist - Shalom Chapel

Adult Formation

9:30 AM - Brooks Room

Compline Returns for 2026–2027 Season

Services of Compline, sung by the St. Bartholomew’s Schola Cantorum, will return for its regular season beginning in September. 

Sung each 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at 8:00 PM, from September through May, Compline is a beautifully meditative service sung almost entirely by the choir in an atmosphere of devotion, in subdued light, with candles and incense. 

It is a golden opportunity to leave behind the cares and troubles of the busy world and simply be at peace in God’s presence. A prayer written by Cardinal John Henry Newman captures the spirit of Compline best:

“O Lord, support us all the day long of this troublous life, until the shadows lengthen, and the evening comes, and the busy world is hushed, and the fever of life is over, and our work is done. Then, Lord, in thy mercy, grant us a safe lodging, a holy rest, and peace at the last. Amen.”

Confirmation/Inquirers' Class!

 Interested in being confirmed, received, or reaffirmed? Not sure what any of those words mean and you're interested in learning? Not ready for any of that, but you're new to the Episcopal Church and you'd like to learn a bit more? Has it been a while and you need a refresher?

Confirmation/Inquirers' class for youth and adults will begin on September 20th at 9:15 am in Warden's Hall. The class will consist of 10 sessions leading up to the diocesan confirmation service taking place at the Cathedral of St Philip on December 6th at 4 pm. 

There is no obligation to be confirmed at the conclusion of the class - those simply seeking more information and a deeper understanding and connection to the church are more than welcome. 

Walk ins are welcome though having an idea of how many people to prepare for is always helpful. 

If you know you are interested in participating, or if you have any questions about the class, please email Wade and let us know. 

Mimi’s Pantry is a supportive resource within the Atlanta University Center (AUC) that helps students who do not have a full meal plan access the food they need with dignity and ease. Students can choose nonperishable, fresh and frozen food items as often as needed. 

The main pantry is located on the campus of Clark Atlanta University in the Lowery Institute office. 

Smaller service organizations and churches are requested to contribute gift cards, which are utilized to purchase food items from vendors during promotional periods or when corporate donations do not meet the demand for essential goods. 

How to give: 

• If you would like to purchase gift cards, you can leave them in Dec. Florence’s cubby in the copy room. 
• You can also give via Realm by choosing “Mimi’s Pantry" from the giving drop down list or write a check, including Mimi’s Pantry in the memo line, and place it in the offering plate.

Are you curious about the preparation for the services? Our ministry revolves around the care of eucharistic vessels, linens, and preparing the nave for all services. Whether you are a life-long Episcopalian or new to the church, the altar guild is a wonderful way to learn more about our faith and liturgy. 

If you would like to learn more, please contact David Watkins at davidw48@comcast.net.

We’re excited to invite you to take part in a living expression of our shared faith, gifts, and service. 

The Stewardship Tree is an interactive display that grows leaf by leaf as we name the many ways we give of ourselves to our church and the world. 

Each leaf represents a beloved member of our community and the unique ways they offer their time, energy, and care.

Here’s how it works: 

Simply write your name on one side of a leaf and list the ministries, activities, or acts of service you’re part of on the other.

As the weeks go by, our tree will grow with the richness of our collective offerings. Whether you serve on a ministry, bring snacks for coffee hour, volunteer at the food bank, offer prayers at home, or even bring your compost to the garden—every act of love counts. Let’s fill the branches

with gratitude, presence, and joy. Every leaf is a testament to how we embody the heart of St. Bart’s. 

Come add your leaf!

You can fulfill your pledge in three ways:

• Online: through onrealm.org

• By Check or Cash: mailed or brought to the church

• By Check mailed to: St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church,

2897 N Druid Hills Rd, #508, Atlanta, GA 30329

Thank you for your generosity and commitment to the life and mission of St. Batrholomew’s.

Please fill out a pledge card (found in the inner narthex).