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Bermuda's Anglican clergy have confronted their Bishop over his controversial handling of a recent church appointment, The Royal Gazette has learned. "The senior clergy feel the Bishop has got to go,'' said a source with intimate knowledge of a Wedne...

Lt. Col. John Carew cuts the ribbon to open the work therapy shop and store extension to the Harbour Light Salvation Army headquarters. Watching is (left) Mayor of Hamilton the Wor. Cecil Dismont and (right) Salvation Army administrator Lt. Ivor Mino...

But this was mere routine for the forces of oppression in South Africa. The outspoken Rev. Lionel Louw was irreverently forced from his home, bundled into a Police vehicle, and thrown behind bars. He was then subjected to an intense grilling. Again m...

The Human Rights Commission, headed by Anglican the Rev. Canon James Francis, is organising a march against "racism and discrimination'' on March 21. But ministers in other churches, who supported two marches against gay rights, are boycotting the ev...

The Palestinians have stated that they are asking Christians around the world to join with them in "prayers for peace and justice in their homeland''. The annual World Day of Prayer is a global, enumenical movement, celebrated on the first Friday in ...

despite the Church of England's decision to allow the historic change. This week the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda the Rt. Rev. William Down said he was glad England had finally made a decision. But he pointed out ordination could not occur here without...

sorted out its social problems. That is the view of the Hebrew Israelite Community who believe expectations of different sections of the community are poles apart. Mission Head Mr. Ahtur Eliyahtsoor Ben Israel said Independence meant different things...

Island at the Community Drug Awareness Day held at the National Stadium. To start the day, the Bishop of Bermuda, the Rt. Rev. William Down gave the following prayer: "O Lord our Heavenly Father, whose will it is that all should enjoy health of body...

statement denying claims of racism within the church. The claims were made in the Bermuda Times last week in response to the Anglican clergy's decision not to advertise in the Times, but to advertise in the other two weekend newspapers and to continu...

decision which has reportedly created conflict among members. The Anglican clergy chose to place advertisements in the Bermuda Sun and The Mid Ocean News, but not the Bermuda Times, in addition to The Royal Gazette . The move follows their majority d...