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This month we are focusing our faith feature on Christianity. It almost feels as though this particular religious group needs no introduction. With just over 30 per cent of people identifying themselves as believers of the Christian faith it is the ...

It is the season of Lent and, traditionally, it is a time when we reflect on our own shortcomings and focus on spiritual growth. Around the 10th century, Lent became linked with Jesus spending 40y days in the wilderness where he was tempted by the De...

• St Mark's Anglican Church: We will be holding our peaceful worship service at 8am followed by our contemporary all-ages worship service at 9.30am. Reverend Gavin Tyte’s theme this Sunday is “Bolder Church”, the third in a series of seven. All c...

Bermuda’s 11 African Methodist Episcopal churches convened to meet their new Bishop at their annual church conference. The Right Reverend Bishop Julius McAllister and his wife and Episcopal supervisor, Mother Joan McAllister, are attending the 136th ...

Has anyone ever deliberately done something that makes you feel inferior or look bad in the eyes of others? For example, have you ever been physically bullied? Has someone ever made a belittling remark about you or spread bad rumours about you behin...

TOMORROW • Bermuda AME Ministerial Alliance: Joins us for the 136th session of the Bermuda Annual Conference at 3.30pm when the Right Reverend Bishop Julius Harrison McAllister, the Presiding Bishop of the First Episcopal District of the AM...

Bahá’ís last year observed the 100th anniversary of the ascension of 'Abdu'l-Bahá, who is the son of their founder, Bahá’u’lláh. Two members of the local National Spiritual Assembly travelled to Haifa, Israel, to attend the centenary services. Read C...

This month, as part of our ongoing series of faith features, we look at the Bahá'í Faith. Here is a simple, but hopefully interesting, overview of their origin and beliefs. Less well known than most other world religions, the Bahá'í Faith was formall...

I had a few experiences of church when I was growing up. When I was about seven or eight years old, my family were regular attendees until I was expelled from Sunday School (no idea why, ask my mum). Soon after that, our churchgoing dropped off to o...

TOMORROW • Bahá'ís of Bermuda: Join us as we mark the last Sunday of Black History Month. Our 11am Zoom programme will feature a special Bermudian guest. There will also be music, prayers and readings on the global challenges now facing huma...