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Ash Wednesday — tomorrow — will be marked by teams from the Anglican Church offering prayer and ashes to the public around Hamilton. Christians traditionally mark their foreheads with a cross of ashes as a sign of penitence on the first day of Lent....

Warwick resident Alan Wayne Joell is a master of many trades who makes his living as an engineer at the King Edward V11 Memorial Hospital. He is also a widely travelled Free Mason, with the grand title of Right Worshipful Brother. The word ‘travelled...

Former Bishop of Bermuda Christopher Luxmoore, a devoted clergyman who strove for unity in the local Anglican community, has died in England at the age of 87. Bishop Luxmoore, who served in Bermuda from 1985 to 1989, passed away on Sunday in Chichest...

Picking up trash, cleaning offices and planting gardens for local charities isn’t how most young people dream of spending their weekend. But it recently proved to be an eye opening and rewarding experience for 40 students, ages 11 to 17, from Corner...

Life is full of new awakenings. I realised that my anti religion necromancer was finally being put to rest when I accepted an invitation to attend the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington DC. This yearly event is hosted by Congress, and the Presid...

‘The first to plant them commercially on the Island was Albert Inglis at the Upper Stocks Farm during 1886—93. — EA McCallan, “Life on Old St David’s” By Dr Edward Harris January of this New Year 2014 has come and gone, marked by a lot of rain, but w...