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The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity is a church on a hill in the heart of a city. This fixture in the City of Hamilton celebrated 110 years this month. With the change in Bermuda’s capital from St George’s to Hamilton in 1815, there came a need fo...

Thursday marked the end of the Islamic Holy Month of Ramadan. It concluded with Eid al-Fitr, the Festival of Breaking the Fast. Eid, as it is commonly referred to, begins at sunset on the night of the first sighting of the crescent moon, signalling i...

Worship is a huge part of the faith experience for believers, and having to abstain from corporate worship and fellowship has been a challenge that has proved hard to navigate over the last year. Virtual experiences have tried to fill the gap but so...

A pastor, women’s advocate and former United Bermuda Party Cabinet minister and senator has died at 75. Yvette Swan, who worked as an optometrist at the Bermuda Optical Company, was a champion for the disadvantaged, according to Cole Simons, the Lead...

A former senior Anglican priest who was paralysed as a result of a fall last summer has died. Norman Lynas, the former Canon Residentiary at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton, fell down a set of steps in Bermuda last July. He was later airlifted to ...

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...

Sunday will mark the 42nd anniversary of the United Nations’ observance of “International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination”. Since 1979, the United Nations General Assembly has promoted global activities and awareness on this day, whi...

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 ...

An exhibition designed to highlight the horrors of the Holocaust is to open tomorrow. The event was timed for the run-up to Holocaust Remembrance Day. Shoah: Understanding the Holocaust Through Art & Artifacts, organised by the Jewish Community o...

Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, has rejected calls to abolish “coerced” collective worship in schools. Mr Rabain said he supported legislation which dictates that schools “shall begin with collective worship on the part of all pupils in at...

Bullying will not be “allowed or tolerated” in Bermuda public education, Diallo Rabain has said. The education minister highlighted alleged harassment of students on the basis of religion. Mr Rabain was responding to a February 1 statement by the act...

On February 1, Social Justice Bermuda released a statement lobbying the Government to end compulsory worship in public schools, as it is a discriminatory practice and infringes on students’ freedom of religion. This statement was met with much resist...