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I think the Apostle Paul was a runner. Across different letters he compares the Christian life to running a race and uses the metaphor of crowds cheering us on, Jesus championing us, the need for perseverance, and so on. He writes, in one of his lett...

The great thing about this game is that it never stands still – you have to keep thinking, and while a play of a certain suit combination may be correct on one hand, the next day you may have to play that combination differently because the rest of t...

TOMORROW • Grace Methodist Church: Join us for worship on Sunday at 10am to welcome our son of the soil, the Reverend Kingsley Tweed, who will be the speaker. All are welcome. Covid-19 precautions are to be observed. 167 North Shore Road, Pembro...

Back when Bermudian Christie Hunter Arscott started looking for her first job there were lots of titles on writing a resume, and crushing job interviews. But once she entered the corporate world the self-help books fell away. “I had suddenly been thr...

“Have you forgotten how good they taste?” If you grew up in the UK you might remember the Kelloggs cornflakes advert, reminding us that the everyday things we have sidelined because they are “boring” are actually pretty tasty. I used to love cornflak...

Three years is far too long to go without seeing your first born, his young sons and their mother, but Covid-19 complications and a passport that disappeared into the maws of government in March, has put me in that position. On Sunday that came to an...

Armed with multiple scholarships, T’aja Williams is headed to George Mason University to continue her dance education

Nine years ago, I was a leaf carried by a strong wind, touching down, then spinning forward to my next appointment … on, on, ever onward, swept by the storm of my ambition and stopped only by the thorns of my goals. In short, I was lost in the demand...

The 2007 Chicago Marathon coincided with a heat spell that sent 315 runners to the hospital, and killed at least one. When the deadly race was cancelled halfway through, Bermudian runner Clinton Curtis decided to keep going. He was 57 at the time. “P...

Artist Eli Cedrone says that if you find painting relaxing, you are doing it wrong. A few months ago, something felt off about the painting she was doing of a fisherman cleaning his fish. “I felt the foreground needed some sense of place,” she said. ...