The Sunday procession through the nave
The Church of England parish church of Pitshanger
A warm welcome awaits you
Sung Mass · Sundays · 10.30am
Sunday services
The Sung Mass
Every Sunday at 10.30am
- 10.30am
- Sung Mass with Children's Church (ages 5–9) and a Youth Group (ages 10–16)
- 10.30am
- Noisy Mass in the small hall — ages 0–4 and their carers, with Stay & Play
- 8.00am
- Said Mass (BCP) first Sunday of the month
- 6.00pm
- Choral Evensong first Sunday of the month
Welcome
We aim to be an inclusive Christian community that shares God’s unexpected, joyful and life-changing hospitality — with one another, our neighbours, and those on the margins.
Our worship is in the modern Catholic tradition of the Church of England. We follow the seasons of the liturgical year, are fed by the sacraments, and are committed to music as part of worship, seeking to encounter God in and through a warm and dignified liturgy. Whether you have a strong faith, none, or something in between, we welcome you.
Every Sunday there is Noisy Mass for under-5s, Children’s Church and a Youth Group — and children are welcome at all our services.
The high altar and sanctuary of St Barnabas during the liturgy.
Music
A warm acoustic, and a warm welcome
Our choir leads the Sung Mass each Sunday in the Anglican choral tradition. Choral Scholarships for 2026/27 are open now — apply by 12 June.
The music of St BarnabasIn our community
Open through the week
St Barnabas is more than a Sunday congregation — our doors are open to our neighbours across the week.
- Food Pantry Affordable food and a friendly welcome, every Wednesday.
- Memory Café Company and support for people living with memory loss, and their carers.
- Winter Night Shelter Hosting and volunteering with the Ealing Churches night shelter.
- Pitshanger Pictures Our community cinema — a fine film on the big screen.
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Giving
Help sustain this church and its work
St Barnabas receives no funding from the diocese, the national Church or government. We are a self-supporting charity, kept going by the generosity of our worshippers and friends.