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Playing bridge at the top level of the game is a bit like walking a tightrope – you might think you have it all covered but one slip of concentration or brief lack of focus and the next thing you know you have your head in your hands. This fate befel...

Many of the stories about Jesus were included by the gospel writers because they were not only recorded events but because they had a deeper and wider meaning and significance. They were signs pointing to the overarching story of God in the world and...

Tomorrow • St Mark's Anglican Church will celebrate peaceful worship at 8am followed by our all-age worship at 9.30am Reverend Gavin Tyte’s theme this week will be patience. All are welcome. Children and other young people will join us f...

The Reverend Jacqui Lewis, PhD, an author, preacher and activist in the United States, will visit Bermuda for four events over the course of next weekend. Dr Lewis is the Senior Minister for Public Theology and Transformation at Middle Collegiate Ch...

Bermudian Patrick Bean Jr is a guy with a great deal going on. He is living in Baltimore, Maryland, and is a housing specialist, an actor, a singer, and the proud father of six daughters. But 12 years ago, he was going nowhere fast. Born to an Amer...

I once caused mass confusion by recommending flapjacks as healthy school snacks, because people thought I was putting pancakes in lunch boxes. In England, flapjacks are soft granola bars, sometimes crunchy around the edges, and not pancakes as our A...

Each year Wine Enthusiast magazine publishes a list of their 100 best buys. They explain it this way: “In a year when US gas prices, grocery prices, housing costs and interest rates all jumped dramatically, the price of a good bottle of wine still l...

One of the highlights of the year for Gaëlle Roth is the Bermuda Turtle Project’s annual turtle round-up. For two-weeks every August, D Roth, director of the project, scientists and conservation students, come together to capture, weigh, measure, exa...

In the glow of the bonfire on the beach, the women’s faces were lit with flickering light. Bamboo torches formed a half circle of flames flinging shadows on the high cliffs behind us. We sat in a circle of protection, bounded by stone, fire and water...

As a teenager, Sharon Nannini loved sneaking into her older sister Meredith’s clothes closet. “She was a seamstress and she made beautiful things,” the 75-year-old remembered. “I used to borrow them all the time and put them back before she got home....