St Barnabas the Encourager

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Worship and prayer: Sunday 10.00 (Holy Communion 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month). Sunday afternoon service (2nd and 4th Sunday of the month) 16.30 - family time with activities, crafts, games followed by interactive service. Tuesday Communion 11.00 (option to stay on for lunch club afterwards). Morning prayer (on Zoom and in person on Saturdays) 10.00. Private prayer (with minster present) Saturdays 10.30-12.00.

St Barnbas Church is now hosting the Darby Green Community Hub activity including:

Fareshare Community Larder (see separate directory entry). Hart Foodbank collection point (see separate entry). Welcome Space on Tuesday mornings in the Honeycomb Cafe.
Blackwater Youth Club (Wednesdays during term-time) and Youth Cafe (Mondays during term-time) both run by Vision 4 Youth - (see separate directory entry).
NEW! Stay & Play Baby and Toddler Group (Wednesdays).

Spring Preschool - is an independent Pre-School hosted at St Barnabas Church located close to both Frogmore Infant and Junior Schools. Also operates a Breakfast Club. Pre-school Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00-16.00. Friday, 8:00am-16.00. Facilities - a bright and engaging indoor space and a large enclosed outdoor area, with dedicated learning areas designed to stimulate all aspects of your child's learning and development, including: Library, Science Area, Maths Area, Fine Motor Area, Quiet Area, Mud Kitchen, Woodland Area.

About St Barnabas the Encourager

The church of St Barnabas is a vibrant Anglican church in North Hampshire and serves the communities of Darby Green, Blackwater, Frogmore and Yateley. As a church they hope to share the Good News of Jesus in Frogmore, Darby Green and Blackwater by:
Building Faith - Helping people of all ages find faith in Jesus and grow in that faith through services, activities and courses.
Building Community - Working together with other groups to help build up our community, create communal spaces and support those in need. Helping people across the generations connect with one another and with the facilities they need.
Building for the Future - Supporting local young people, families and schools through partnership with local community groups. Using their resources to support ethical and climate aware activities and using the church's land to support green projects.