8:00 AM Holy Eucharist – Nave

8:45 AM Breakfast – Parish Hall

9:15 AM Children’s Camp (K-5th grade) – Warden’s Hall

9:15 AM Youth Formation (6th-12th grade) – Warden’s Hall

9:30 AM Adult Formation – Meeting Room. Lenten Series—

"We Confess.”

Bishop Wright invites all to take part in this five-week Lenten teaching series. Every week includes a video meditation and study guide rooted in the ancient practice of confession. The series frames Lent not as a season of condemnation, but as an honest turning toward the healing, wholeness, and peace God longs for us to receive. Each session will include a discussion based on the

week's video and reflection guide.

10:30 AM Holy Eucharist – Nave 

6:00 PM Holy Eucharist – Shalom Chapel

6:00 PM Prayers in the Wilderness: A Service of Prayer & Lament at 

The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany (2089 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307). 

For more information, click here.

SATURDAY MAR 7 

Parish Workday

9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. 

Please join us to clean up and

organize the kitchen and closets. 

Snacks and coffee/drinks provided. Contact Cindi

Knighton at cyndk21@gmail.com if you have questions or would like to help.

Help our own Shirley Lee raise $5,000 to relieve hunger in Atlanta through the 2026 Hunger Walk to benefit Toco Hills Community Alliance (THCA). For more information about this event, including how to contribute, click here.

In 2009, The Rev. Jim Curtis, former interim rector and now a

blessed memory, encouraged parishioners to try something new – Artists' Stations of the Cross. All are invited to sign up to create an artistic interpretation of 1 of the 14 Stations of the Cross. This liturgy is now in its 16th year and artists have used multimedia art, watercolor, sculpture, drawing, music, singing, instrumentals, poetry, etc. to reflect their personal Lenten journeys and encourage new insights among others.

ASC from 2020 are found here on YouTube and will give you an idea of what people were thinking at the beginning of

the pandemic. As we enter a new phase, and given everything that is happening in your life and in the world, select a Station to meditate on and see what the Spirit calls forth for you to share: art, music, or dance. 2026 Artists’ 

Please signup here: Stations of the Cross Sign-Up

All stations must be delivered to St. Bartholomew’s no later than Sunday, March 22nd.

Easter brings members and friends of St. Bartholomew’s the opportunity to thank God for the blessings and special people in their lives and to remember loved ones at this holy time of year, by making a special donation to the Music or Flower ministry or to both ministries. 

A dedication from the donor

will be included in the Easter Day bulletin. You can use this form to provide your dedication. 

A link to pay via Realm will

be included in your dedication confirmation email; you can use the printed form, write a check, and place in the offering plate; or you can submit a dedication, to admin@stbartsatlanta.org. 

Any donation amount is welcomed.

Confirmation is the sacramental rite in which individuals make a mature commitment to Christ and receive strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer and

the laying on of hands by a bishop. It is a time of deepening faith, affirming

baptismal vows, and taking an active role in the church community. Whether you

were baptized as an infant, youth, or adult, confirmation is an opportunity to explore

your faith, understand Episcopal traditions, and embrace your calling to serve Christ and the Church.

To prepare for confirmation, Hazel+ and Mark+ will lead a five-session class on Mar. 15, Mar. 29; Apr. 19, May 3,

and May 17 at 9:15 a.m. (location TBD). This class in in preparation for the rite of confirmation to be performed at 4:00 PM on Sunday, May 31, 2026, at the Cathedral of St. Philip. We have a core group of young people who are participating, but confirmation is for everyone. If you've been considering it for a while, please join us. To indicate

interest or learn more, please email Mark+ at mark@stbartsatlanta.org .

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).