About Us
At St. Barnabas, worship, praise, and prayer are very much a part of our daily life.  We work hard at proclaiming the good news of our risen Lord. Fellowship within our own Church and with people in the community also forms an integral part of our life.

From its establishment as a Mission in the east end of the City of St. Catharines in 1870, St. Barnabas was known as the “High English Church.” St. Barnabas has a reputation for its orthodox faith, strong devotional life, classical musical tradition, missionary commitment, and its catholic loyalties.

Music at St. Barnabas
One of the wonderful aspects of St. Barnabas is the emphasis placed on continuity with the long Anglican musical tradition. We look for music from throughout the history of the Christian Church that can inspire and open us to the sublime. Ritualized behaviour and beautiful music combine to create a mystical atmosphere as song and incense spiral heavenward. Many senses contribute to the worship experience: the pomp and pageantry of processions please the eye, while the glorious strains of voices uplifted in adoration touch the ear, amidst the fragrant church.