St Barnabas' Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church in Saratoga, Wyoming, gathers for worship on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. The Holy Eucharist is the central act of worship each week. The church belongs to the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming and is located on West Main Avenue. The congregation began in January 1889 as the Church of the Heavenly Rest, the first church building in the Saratoga and Encampment Valley, and took the name St. Barnabas' after the turn of the twentieth century. Its memorial bell, cast at the S. C. Bell Foundry in Ohio, is described as the finest and largest in the state. The site notes that the red doors are always open.

Beyond Sunday worship, the property includes a Journey Labyrinth and Meditation Garden for quiet reflection, open to visitors. House of Hope is set aside for spiritual seekers and people who are grieving. Agape House, the former vicarage, serves as a gathering place for the parish and community and as a hostel for cross-country bicycle riders. Outreach ministries include Bikes for Kids, which provides free reconditioned bicycles to children 14 and under, a Giving Tree with hats, scarves and personal care items, a Little Free Pantry with easy-to-prepare food, a winter Coat Tree, and a prayer fence. Visitors can call (307) 329-3060 or email the church, and should confirm the service time before attending. Mail goes to a PO Box.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Church welcome, services, ministries, history, contact · Diocesan context for Episcopal churches and children's resources

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