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Evangelicals, who comprise a quarter of Americans, are deeply committed to Christ. Yet only half bother to vote. This neglect is contrary to Scripture's call for men and women to have dominion over the earth (Gen. 1:27-28). To awaken evangelical's co...

Father Thomas Ryan is no stranger to Bermuda's shores, and next Saturday he will be sharing at the Christians Together seminar organised by the Roman Catholic Church Peace and Social Justice Committee. "We've been in operation for about one and a hal...

Calvary Gospel Chapel has been enjoying its annual Fall Bible Conference this week, under the tutelage of Dr. Donald Hubbard. Best known by many in Bermuda for his radio work broadcast on the Bible Broadcasting Network as a featured preacher on the W...

@$:[AT]bylinerg:By René Hill[AT]bodyindent:Discovering that she had breast cancer after a routine mammogram inspired Sheila Ming Burgess to write her new book."Fashioned for Reigning Healing and Encouraging Scriptures" is a book that is not gender ba...

TODAY AME Conference YAN Bake Sale at Lindo's in Devonshire from 8 a.m. on. For more information call 334-7422 or 799-3960. TOMORROW Emmanuel Methodist Church, Southampton. Morning worship marking Thanksgiving, and World Communion Sunday, 11 a.m. Pre...

With the onset of autumn comes the fruits of harvest time, celebrated by most North Americans through the Thanksgiving holiday. While the holiday will be celebrated this week in Canada, and not until the end of November in the United States, the cong...

TODAY St. James Church, Somerset. Rummage/bake sale, church hall, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. TOMORROW Emmanuel Methodist Church, Southampton Morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon: God's concern for the poor. Text: Luke 16:25. Preacher: Rev. Joseph Manchester. Furthe...

DALLAS (Reuters) – The growth of megachurches in the United States has spawned mega revenues, leading many to find the financial light and embrace transparency to assure their congregations that their offerings are well spent. Many now have come to r...

SAN DIEGO (AP) — When the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego filed for bankruptcy six months ago, it hoped to find shelter from potentially embarrassing and costly lawsuits from people claiming they were sexually abused by priests. Instead, the chur...