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erected two new stained glass windows which honour the church's past and future. The windows, which were unveiled by Governor Lord Waddington and the Mayor of Hamilton the Rt. Wor. William Boyle during the worship service last week, were designed by ...

Top United Church of Canada official Dr. Marion Best this week urged more Bermudians to study theology and enter the ministry. On the Island for a 10-day visit, Dr. Best, the church moderator, is visiting Wesleyan Methodist churches that have been as...

churches has provoked a storm of controversy among one congregation. Sunday's service ended in disruption at the Grace Methodist Church when the organist refused to play. And a member of the congregation spoke out in protest at the Synod's decision t...

Mission to be beamed into Bermuda Billy Graham's global mission will be beamed into Bermuda. The US evangelist is to preach his message worldwide by satellite during a three-day mission in San Juan. Expected to reach up to 150 countries, Global Miss...

But this was understandable. After all, it cannot be too often Christians form innumerable denominations, Moslems, Jews and members of the Baha'i Community come under one roof for a service. Yesterday, however, at St. Paul's AME Church in Hamilton th...

The Rev. Andrew Doughty -- who is serving as vicar of the Chilworth and North Baddesley parishes in the Diocese of Winchester in England -- will take up his new post in May. He will succeed the Ven. Thomas Dyson, Archdeacon Emeritus, who retired in J...

the Rt. Rev. William Down is above the law in Bermuda. At a meeting in St. David's last night, Concerned Bermudians chairman Mr. McNeil Warner said the English expert in Church Constitutional law was researching two questions for the group. The lawye...

a silent prayer service in response to rising crime. The service at St. Paul's AME Church is the first event organised by the Inter-Faith Network, which has been meeting monthly since late September. Informally, members of the AME, Anglican, Bahai, C...

by a "corrupt'' Church bureaucracy if they try to work in Bermuda, a meeting of concerned Anglicans heard last night. "I have in my parish about four or five young men who would make fine priests one day,'' Canon Arnold Hollis of St. James' Church, S...