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This coming Wednesday is a very special day, for both the Anglican Church of Bermuda and for the Corporation of Hamilton, as they celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity. Work on the Cathedral commenced in 1885, foll...

Celebrations are planned at St. Mark’s Church in Smith’s next weekend to honour 100 years of bell ringing at the church. The bells were first suggested by Jeremiah Scott Pearman as a way to honour the church’s former pastor, Archdeacon George Tucker,...

This is a follow-up on the feature we did in this Notebook column of the heart-rending story of Scottish born Janet Steed Kerr stumbling on the fact that her great grandfather was an adventurous young black Bermudian seafarer. He was Charles William ...

A remarkably happy ‘connect’ took place in Edinburgh, Scotland recently when Beldwin Smith, a prominent leader in the Masonic craft both in Bermuda and internationally, met for the first time a cousin he never knew existed. He was Wor. Bro. John Hard...

Somerset, or Sandys, where I was born and bred more than 8.5 decades ago, was once regarded by the rest of Bermuda (so I’ve been told) as the country’s most refined, somewhat aristocratic and certainly progressive of Bermuda’s nine parishes. But it s...

The 125th Session of the Bermuda Annual Conference of the AME Church ended on a high note Sunday at the Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel with the Presiding Bishop, Rt. Rev. Dr. Richard F. Norris fulsome in his praise for everyone in authority and ...

The very thought that Edith Clair Spencer was definitely going into retirement on Sunday, February 27 after 38 years as organist of historic St Peter’s Church in St George’s, seemed to convulse the Anglican Church community Island-wide. It was her re...