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1954-2024
Celebrating Our 70th Anniversary
Join us in person on Sundays for worship at 8:00 a.m., 10:30 am, & 6:00 pm.
Sunday worship is also streamed live on our Facebook Page and our YouTube channel
Compline is a calming nighttime prayer experience with the soothing scent of incense and a gradual dimming of the lights. It takes place on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month at 8 pm. (Listen Live on Facebook).
Weekly Services
Our rich liturgical tradition includes the use of vestments, music, and candles. While we fall on the “high church” end liturgically, neither the facilities nor the people are formal. One is more likely to see casual clothes at Sunday services than suits and ties. The depth of our spiritual experience cannot be measured by our casual appearance. We invite you to visit us anytime to share this experience.
Checkout our YouTube channel
Sunday Morning
Holy Eucharist 8:00 am & 10:30 (choir)
Sunday Evening
Holy Eucharist – Shalom Chapel 6:00 pm
2nd and 4th Sunday Compline – 8:00 pm (September – May)
Adult Formation
9:30 am
Children’s Formation
9:15 am
Youth Formation
9:15 am | 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month
Youth Group
12:30 pm | 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month
Family Formation
9:15 am | 5th Sundays of each month
Monday
12:15 pm | Caregiver’s & Grief Support Group | 3rd Monday
7:30 pm | Project Mankind | Weekly
7:30 pm | Word in Words Book Group | 2nd Monday
Tuesday
6:15 pm | Contemplative Centering Prayer | Weekly
Wednesday
10:00 am | Bible Study: Revised Common Lectionary | Weekly
7:30 pm | Canterbury Choir rehearsal | Weekly | September to May
Friday/Saturday
9 am | Brotherhood of St Bart’s | 1st and 3rd Friday or Saturday of each month
New!
We are now composting!
Bring what you can on Sunday. Click here to find out what is and is not compostable.
Upcoming Events!
Save the Date to Celebrate!
Celebrate Pride Sunday
Sunday, October 13th at 8:00 am, 10:30 am, 6:00 pm
Indigenous Peoples Day
Monday, October 14th (St. Bart’s will be closed)
Children’s Sabbath
Sunday, October 20th
Spooky Organ Concert
Friday, October 25th at 7:00 pm
Exhale Eucharist
Wednesday, November 6th 12:15 pm and 7:00 pm
Thanksgiving Day Worship
November 28th, 10:30 am followed by a meal in the Parish Hall, all are welcome!
Advent begins
December 1st, Happy New Year!
Advent Mid-Week Healing Eucharist
December 4th, 11th, 18th
St. Bartholomew’s Church is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta.
Welcome to St. Bartholomew’s. We hope that as you look over the site you’ll begin to get a feel for who we are and what we’re about—which is summed up in our mission statement below.
To be a nurturing, inclusive community centered in Jesus Christ, called to grow in our faith through worship, ministry, education, and service.
What does this mean? It means we are a kind, faithful and welcoming community. We invite you to join us. Click here for the weekly schedule. If you have any questions please call the office and leave a voicemail at 404-634-3336 or email our parish administrator at admin@stbartsatlanta.org.
2023 Annual Report
St. Bartholomew’s is a community who prays. We pray together. We pray alone. We pray for one another through the ministry of the Prayer Chain, and through our parish prayer list which can be found on the weekly announcement sheet. Submit your prayer requests by calling the clergy or the church office, or by emailing your name and details to admin@stbartsatlanta.org. If you have a pastoral emergency, please call the church office at 404-634-3336 and press 5 to be connected to the clergy on call number.
Our Mission
To be a nurturing, inclusive community centered in Jesus Christ, called to grow in our faith through worship, ministry, education, and service.
Meet Our Leadership
Our clergy and staff come from different backgrounds and bring unique gifts to our Parish. Become acquainted with them as they share a bit about their journey.
Get In Touch
Our Parish Life is abundant with fellowship, laughter and genuine care of one another. We have plenty of groups and classes for adults, youth and children of all ages!
St. Bartholomew’s has a rich history in outreach and social justice.
Together we are a parish called to act. A parish called to pray, reflect, discuss, and grow. We are called to worship in joyful togetherness. Called to love our neighbors. Called to give to those in need.
The Outreach and Social Justice ministries at St. Bartholomew’s provide opportunities for each of us to love and act like Jesus by doing more for those in need, whether big or small, and to manifest our love beyond the walls of our church.
Our ministries serve our local neighbors through programs like Toco Hills Community Alliance. We also reach out to our brothers and sisters around the world through efforts like our Haiti ministry and our work for Episcopal Relief & Development.
Please join us in choosing to be a parish of action. A parish united in service. A parish walking with Jesus to help the poor, stand up for the oppressed, and speak for the voiceless.
Ways to Get Involved
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Prayer
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Outreach
Formation
Prayerfully consider what is meaningful for you to give for the 2024 church year. For many, that means giving 10 percent (the biblical tithe) of your income to God’s work. For others, tithing is a goal reached by increasing giving by two or three percent each year. We invite you to make a pledge that reflects God’s generosity in your life, and if possible increase your previous level of giving. Your pledge helps the Vestry establish the Annual Budget and is very much appreciated.
Karen Dickey was born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina and has called Atlanta home for the last 28 years. She received her bachelor’s degree in accounting from North Carolina A&T State University and her master’s degree in accounting from Keller Graduate School of Business. Karen has been involved in church accounting for the last 10 years. She considers church accounting “her ministry” where her skill, working with God’s people, and passion for social justice intersects. Her hope is to use her gifts to enhance St. Bartholomew’s community centered mission.
Maquita is a published storyteller with a deeply rooted dedication to truth-seeking and narrative change work in overlooked communities. Maquita has seven years of experience in marketing and content communications for the financial, higher education, and government sectors. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in English with an emphasis in Journalism. She was the editor-in-chief of two teen magazines, the author of three books, and now ghostwrites and documents some of life’s precious moments through video, podcast, and an online journal.
My name is Rev. Shirley Porter. I am a Priest Associate at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church at the invite of the Rector, Rev. Dr. Angela Shepherd, and I look forward to meeting with you!
Hello, I’m Kristi Painter is St. Bartholomew’s Parish Administrator. Kristi has a Master of Divinity from Candler School of Theology and a degree in Industrial Engineering from The Georgia Institute of Technology. She recently moved back to Atlanta after spending several years in Philadelphia working as a United Methodist young adult missionary with a homeless services organization. Her calling is assisting congregations in living out their faith through both service and advocacy.
Hello, I’m 
The Rev. Alex Sherrill
The Rev. Canon Dr. Angela F. Shepherd 
Debbie Kerr 
The Rev. Peter Wallace 
The Rev. Dr. Stefanie Taylor
Audry Gagnon
Stephen Frketic 
Kenneth Hilson
Deacon Katharine Hilliard-Yntema
The Rev. Bill Deneke,