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The World Council of Churches observed a week of zealous prayer from March 22 to 27. One year into the Covid-19 pandemic churches across the globe prayed and reflected with lamentation and hope at the unprecedented suffering experienced since March 2...

Emmanuel Methodist Church, “the small church with a big heart”, is in need of a makeover and is hoping the community will come together to help make it happen. The 150-year-old building has been in dire need of repair for some time. The roof, ceiling...

This week marks one year since the first two cases of Covid-19 were reported in Bermuda. The announcement on March 18 was followed by a whirlwind of changes in the community; for religious organisations it forced a remodelling of the way congregation...

Bahá'ís in Bermuda and around the world will next Saturday celebrate Naw-Ruz, the Bahá'í New Year. Naw-Ruz aligns with the spring equinox, the time when the sun crosses the equator line in a northerly direction; it signals the first day of spring in ...

The Guild of the Good Shepherd celebrates 125 years tomorrow, March 7. A special service will be held at The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity to commemorate the occasion. Pamela Carlington, vice-president of the Guild of the Good Shepherd, explains...

Cushi Ming describes himself as a “lifelong spiritual autodidact”. Born into the Seventh-day Adventist Church, he left in his early teens when “spirituality and black consciousness” captured his interest. “This extended beyond Christianity. I wanted ...

Death is the only guaranteed thing about life and somehow, the hardest thing to accept and understand. Last week my friend Kevina Santucci died and I truly have not been the same since hearing the shocking news of her passing. Kevina was a strong war...

The Anglican Church of Bermuda will be observing Racial Justice Sunday tomorrow, February 14, for the first time. This observance comes as a part of a diocesan-wide initiative to address historical issues of racial injustice within the local Anglican...

He often called himself a “back o’ town” guy, and even after he reached what we could call “star status” Earl Cameron would often drop back to his “back o’ town” roots. Earl and I met in the late 1960s – we were both Baha’is and he was visiting Bermu...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy is observing National Catholic School Week, an annual celebration primarily observed in the United States. As part of an effort to highlight that, Year 12 students Joshua Blee and Natalie Young spoke with The Royal Gazette a...