ST. BART'S-New York City

10/24/2026

Sneak peek at what’s coming up Sunday, October 25 at 11 am, St. Bartholomew’s Choir offers Josef Gabriel Rheinberger’s Mass in C, Op. 169 with chamber orchestra and organ.

🗓 Sunday, October 25
⏰ 11 am Choral Eucharist
📍 St. Bartholomew’s Church
325 Park Avenue at 51st Street, New York City

All are welcome to join us in person or online. More info at stbarts.org/sunday

10/23/2026

Come to St. Bart's this Sunday, October 25, for the Twenty-second Sunday after Pentecost and A Choral Feast with Rheinberger's Mass in C, with chamber orchestra and organ, at the 11 am Choral Eucharist.

SUNDAY SERVICES
9 am Holy Eucharist
11 am Choral Eucharist
5 pm Holy Eucharist

PREACHING
The Reverend Meredith Ward, Senior Associate Rector, will preach at all services.

THE FORUM AT 10 AM
Caleb Maglaya Galaraga, St. Bart's parishioner and a reporter for The Living Church, shares his unique perspective as a journalist who covers The Episcopal Church.

A CHORAL FEAST AT 11 AM
St. Bartholomew's Choir offers Josef Gabriel Rheinberger's Mass in C, Op. 169, with chamber orchestra and organ, as part of the 11 am Choral Eucharist.

CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Kids' Club and Youth at the Center meet at 10 am, and Wonder Church welcomes children during the 11 am service.

A HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY AT 1 PM
Dr. Robin Brooks Ishler continues this exploration of the first 1,600 years of Christianity, from Pentecost to the Reformation in Room 33.

All are welcome at St. Bart's, 325 Park Avenue at 51st Street. Join us in person or online.

Find the complete schedule and details at stbarts.org/sunday.

10/22/2026

This Sunday at 11 am, St. Bartholomew's Choir offers Josef Gabriel Rheinberger’s Mass in C, Op. 169 with chamber orchestra and organ.

🗓 Sunday, October 25
⏰ 11 am Choral Eucharist
📍 St. Bartholomew's Church
325 Park Avenue at 51st Street, New York City

Composed in 1897, this work reflects Rheinberger’s synthesis of the contrapuntal traditions of earlier sacred music with the harmonic language of his own time. His style is relatively conservative (compared with Bruckner or Franck, for example) but not as reserved as proponents of the Caecilian Movement, who championed a return to Gregorian chant and Renaissance a ca****la polyphony. He drew deeply on the contrapuntal traditions of earlier sacred music while insisting that church music could also speak in the musical language of the present.

Whether you are a lifelong lover of sacred music or simply curious to experience something beautiful, all are welcome to join us in person or via livestream.

Learn more about "A Choral Feast" at St. Bart's at stbarts.org/choralfeast

10/19/2026

“Paul persuaded his fellow Christians to contribute generously from their talents and their resources because he cared about their wellbeing from a practical perspective. He knew that strength in commitment was necessary for their success, that a fledgling movement required money and labor in order to survive. But he also had theological motivations for his advocacy. To be a follower of Jesus is to be a member of a community. We can’t be Christians on our own. We’re called to love one another, to rely on each other, to share from what we have. Giving is a sign of our participation in the larger body; contributing is a way in which we can belong.” From “Give,” sermon preached by the Reverend Peter Thompson, Priest-in-Charge, on the Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost, October 18, 2026. Peter Thompson

10/18/2026

"Give," sermon preached by the Reverend Peter Thompson, Priest-in-Charge, on the Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost, October 18, 2026.

10/18/2026

Composer Missy Mazzoli previews her new opera based on George Saunders’ novel, the first opera by a female composer to receive its world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera.

Please post your questions in the comments section on Facebook or YouTube, or email the Reverend Peter Thompson at [email protected].

10/17/2026

Come to St. Bart's this Sunday, October 18, for the Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost.

SUNDAY SERVICES
9 am Holy Eucharist
11 am Choral Eucharist
5 pm Holy Eucharist

PREACHING
The Reverend Peter D. Thompson, Priest-in-Charge, will preach at all three services.

THE FORUM AT 10 AM
Composer Missy Mazzoli previews her new opera, Lincoln in the Bardo, based on George Saunders' acclaimed novel. The work will make history as the first opera by a woman to receive its world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera.

CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Kids' Club and Youth at the Center meet at 10 am, and Wonder Church welcomes children during the 11 am service.

OPEN HOUSE NEW YORK
St. Bart's is participating in Open House New York this weekend! Join us Sunday for docent-led tours at 12:30, 2, and 3 pm, exploring the church's remarkable architecture, art, and history.

All are welcome at St. Bart's, 325 Park Avenue at 51st Street. Join us in person or online.

Find the complete schedule and details at stbarts.org/sunday.

10/13/2026

10/11/2026

"Chosen," sermon preached by the Revered Zack Nyein, Senior Associate Rector and Pastor of Imagine Worship, on the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, October 11, 2026.

10/11/2026

We are so glad you're here. Our livestream worship begins at 11 am; choral prelude at 10:45 am.

Download the leaflet to follow along at https://bit.ly/STB-10-11-26-11am
St. Bart’s depends on your generous giving. Please visit: https://stbarts.org/give