Clergy
A time of transition
After Bishop Thomas Brown conducted a “Service for the Ending of a Pastoral Relationship and Leave-taking from a Congregation” on January 3, 2021, followed by a fond farewell from the parish, our rector of 13.5 years, the Rev. Dr. Nina R. Pooley, left to answer a call in Massachusetts. With guidance from the Diocese of Maine, St. Bartholomew’s entered a time of discernment, seeking the answer to two questions: Who are we? and What is God calling us to do? before beginning the search for a spiritual leader to lead us down that chosen path. In the meantime, a dynamic worship committee has stepped up to bring back St. Bartholomew’s services online, and we have clergy on call to provide support to our Pastoral Care team as needed. Though our building has been closed due to the pandemic, our staff and lay leaders are all working together to keep our parish engaged and our programs up and running during this exciting time of transition. The Discernment Committee completed its research from calls with 75 parishioners. The findings were presented to the congregation at a Zoom Coffee Hour on June 13, 2021. Click HERE to watch the Zoom Coffee Hour where the Discernment Report was presented.
Part time Rector position opening
We desire a spiritual leader who will provide us inspiring worship that will nourish us, and equip US to be God’s messengers in the world; a leader who will know and care for us in health, as well as in crisis. Click here for our letter of invitation. Click here to read our Office of Transition Ministries Portfolio which provides insight into who we are as a church community.
Click here to find out more about our community.
Staff
Office: (207) 846-9244
Admin. Asst. Meredith Mazur
Email: admin@stbartsyarmouth.org
Music Director:
Click here for more about our Music Program and hiring for a new Part time Organist and Choir Director
Education Program:
Click here for more about our Youth Program
A time of transition
After Bishop Thomas Brown conducted a “Service for the Ending of a Pastoral Relationship and Leave-taking from a Congregation” on January 3, 2021, followed by a fond farewell from the parish, our rector of 13.5 years, the Rev. Dr. Nina R. Pooley, left to answer a call in Massachusetts. With guidance from the Diocese of Maine, St. Bartholomew’s entered a time of discernment, seeking the answer to two questions: Who are we? and What is God calling us to do? before beginning the search for a spiritual leader to lead us down that chosen path. In the meantime, a dynamic worship committee has stepped up to bring back St. Bartholomew’s services online, and we have clergy on call to provide support to our Pastoral Care team as needed. Though our building has been closed due to the pandemic, our staff and lay leaders are all working together to keep our parish engaged and our programs up and running during this exciting time of transition. The Discernment Committee completed its research from calls with 75 parishioners. The findings were presented to the congregation at a Zoom Coffee Hour on June 13, 2021. Click HERE to watch the Zoom Coffee Hour where the Discernment Report was presented.
Part time Rector position opening
We desire a spiritual leader who will provide us inspiring worship that will nourish us, and equip US to be God’s messengers in the world; a leader who will know and care for us in health, as well as in crisis. Click here for our letter of invitation. Click here to read our Office of Transition Ministries Portfolio which provides insight into who we are as a church community.
Click here to find out more about our community.
Staff
Office: (207) 846-9244
Admin. Asst. Meredith Mazur
Email: admin@stbartsyarmouth.org
Music Director:
Click here for more about our Music Program and hiring for a new Part time Organist and Choir Director
Education Program:
Click here for more about our Youth Program
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