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A year ago Reverend Lorne Bean started a tour at St Peter’s, where the churchyard tells the story of Bermuda’s “chequered” past. Built shortly after the island was settled in 1612, it shows a clear divide: the western section was reserved for slaves,...

“Nobody can teach me who I am. You can describe parts of me, but who I am and what I need – is something I have to find out myself.” Chinua Achebe In this journey to somewhere there are plenty of sunny days if we are present enough to recognise them ...

Local artists will gain exposure on a global online marketplace as part of a Bermudian-led art fair. Work from artists including AB Wilson, Meredith Andrews, James Cooper, Kevin Morris, Teresa Kirby Smith and Charles Zuill will be available to purcha...

There was a time when people spent a lot more time talking to each other. Diane Ferlatte picked up their stories, added some that were better known, pulled in some of her own and shared them with audiences around the world. “You don't plan on it,” sh...

Pastor Dean Furbert of Crawl Gospel Hall is preparing to launch a community campaign focused on “building great relationships”. The series starts May 1 and is designed to help people develop the tools to be able to create healthy romantic, platonic ...

Christianity asserts that we are holistic beings – that our bodies, minds, and spirits are interlocked and interwoven and cannot be separated. In terms of the mind, we are both intellectual and emotional beings. We have the capacity for ordered thou...

Well, I had a real brain freeze last week when writing the column, and after kicking myself a few times have decided that the best way to correct it is to simply repeat the column, but this time will try and get the facts straight! I have often extol...

TODAY • St Peter’s Church: Join us at 5pm in the churchyard for a commemorative service on the 207th anniversary of the death of James “Jemmy” Darrell – a slave who piloted the 74-gun HMS Resolution safely to its moorings near Tobacco Bay in...

Next Friday, listen out for the music. Wendell “Shine” Hayward, Miles Manders and John Woolridge are behind a two-hour show starting at 7am at the roundabout at Crow Lane. No matter the weather they will be there performing alongside some of Bermuda’...

Firstly, a brief explanation: When I write this weekly column, I give it a title, and this is the way it appears on the Burrows Lightbourn www.wineonline.bm site. About 90 per cent of the time The Royal Gazette changes this heading to fit their page...