As our 2025–26 music season draws to a close (with our not-to-be-missed production of Into the Woods just around the corner!), I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you for your continued support of our program—whether through Friends of Music subscriptions, individual ticket purchases, or simply sharing our events with the wider community. Your support makes all of this possible. I am delighted to share the upcoming 2026–27 music season, which promise

The resumption of ministries at St. Bart’s is representative of our continued revitalization after the pandemic and other changes. This year we welcomed back two outreach ministries: the Winter Rotational Shelter and Feeding San Diego as our “Free Farmers Market.” I’m so glad to also announce the return of a pastoral care ministry: ongoing grief recovery group therapy. The group will provide support for anyone who has experienced loss of any kind, whether it is a loved one, a

At our third Lenten soup supper, I led a lesson on the seasons and cycles of our church year. You may remember that our liturgical year follows the life of Christ, although the historical dates are not accurate or fixed. But simultaneously, our liturgical year follows a calendar of remembrance of Christian men and women who witnessed to the grace of God. We commemorate them on their death dates, which are historically accurate. If you have ever attended our Thursday midday he