St. Bartholomew's Services, Events, and Outreach
CONNECTING THROUGH FAITH AND COMMUNITY.
St. Bartholomew’s is more than just a place of worship. Here, we support one another through times of joy and sorrow, working together to make a meaningful impact in our community. Through outreach programs and community events, we aim to bring people together and nurture a spirit of love and generosity.
Services
In Person
Sundays at 10:00 AM
Zoom
Tuesdays at 6:00 PM
Thursdays at 6:00 PM
Sunday Morning Prayer at 8:30 AM
Spiritual Practices: Every third Monday at 2:00 PM
Events
Bingo
Prayers of Our Animals
Shrove Thursday Pancake Supper, February
Christmas
Holy Week
Good Friday, 6:00 pm
The Great Vigil of Easter, 6:00 pm
Easter Sunday Eucharist, 10:00 am
Outreach
The church has become a landmark in Ely, not only for its religious services but also for its involvement in local cultural and community outreach activities. The church’s Undercroft, known as Sims Hall, is available for various group functions and meetings.
Little Free Library Charter #97097
What is Cach?
The Committee Against Child Hunger (CACH) was the brainchild of St. Bartholomew members Margaret Bath and Red & Paula Sims. With the support of Bob Miller, the Rotary Club, and Judge Gary Fairman, this vision took shape as a nutritional food program. The program purchases and packs food monthly to provide weekly meal packs to local educational institutions, including White Pine Preschool, Middle School, and High School, ensuring students receive essential nourishment.
What began as 10 meal packs has grown into an incredible 250 packs per week. Leading this monumental effort is Susan Keough, who organizes and enlists the help of numerous community volunteers to make it happen every month.
If you feel called to contribute, your help or donations are always welcome and greatly appreciated.
A Glimpse into Our Community
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