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The organisation offers three meetings a week in Bermuda, plus virtual options

Kathia Roberts says her son’s experience shows what can happen when neurodiverse children find the right environment

Pastor will continue in ministry

Edward Harris on the 19th-century roots of the link between St George’s and the main island

Karsten Decker considers the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard

Linda Walia Ming reflects on World Alzheimer’s Month

David Ezekiel with more tips for bridge players

A round-up of events in Bermuda’s places of worship

An exploration of favourite things, from collecting dolls, to wine appreciation, working the land and following a football team

Passion that began with childhood memories of gardens and cows now encompasses community, science and spirituality

A group of friends with a shared curiosity enjoy tastings, travel and events

St Georgian Perry Thompson wanted to support an English team, but only if they didn’t remind him of Somerset

Katrina Smith has been collecting dolls since she received her first when she was 8

Work on the zone from design to completion was the idea of head librarian Keisha Brown-Dixon

A mess on the kitchen floor may be unpleasant, but it is often your pet’s way of telling you something

Erica Fulton writes that post-diagnosis support for people with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease matters at a system level

What’s happening around the island this week

Betty Doyling pushes the limits to test herself and get fitter

The former sports editor details his fight against a brain tumour with wit and humour

Zach Wilson uses music, financial education and industry experience to showcase traditional and non-traditional careers

Edward Harris with the latest in his series on the shared histories of Bermuda and the United States

There is no limit to how many times we should forgive, Karsten Decker writes

Linda Walia Ming thinks Bermuda could benefit from taking the Prophet’s approach

David Ezekiel with more tips for bridge players

A round-up of events in Bermuda’s places of worship

The experiences of two people who have travelled extensively

Jakai Franks, of Travel Edge, suggests holiday destinations a little farther afield

Mikaela Ian Pearman explains why she loves to eat in the Big Apple

Tips for choosing a holiday in warmer or cooler climes