I was able to attend The Second Sunday in Lent (March 4) the 11:00 Choral Eucharist. While sitting in a church of this scale with its decor it is sometimes difficult to pay attention to the service while looking over the works of art. By art, I mean that the building is a piece of art alone. After the service... More

St. Bart's is well-worth the visit. The interior art (mosaics) are spectacular. They also have a wonderful music program, often free. You can find out details on their website. Worship services are very welcoming, whether you are an Episcopalian or not.

It would be a mistake to visit New York City and not see this magnificent church. St. Bartholomew’s Church imparts the same wonder and quiet reverence of the cathedrals in England. The imposing structure is striking from the outside but even more inside. It is hard to explain but there are a feeling of reverence and an acknowledgement of history... More

We decided to quickly stop by St. Bart's because of its proximity to St. Patrick's Cathedral and the New York Public Library, which were the two featured attractions we were visiting on the morning. Unfortunately, we were not able to get in the doors on that visit so we were only able to admire the exterior architecture of the building,... More