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The late Bermuda Industrial Union leader was “a giant of a man” who should be given the title of “national hero”, writes Linda Walia Ming

When we turn to Jesus and accept his sacrificial love, our new life begins, writes the Reverend Gavin Tyte

Vessels of all shapes and sizes line up along the shore at the Chapel of Ease dock

God’s love enfolds us, protects us, and gives us the space and freedom to be all we can be, writes the Reverend Gavin Tyte

Dhul Hijjah is a special month in the Muslim calendar and coincides with a three-day feast, the Eid of Sacrifice, writes Linda Walia Ming

“It’s not just a church for the people who happen to attend, but it’s the church for the parish,” the Reverend Canon John Stow tells Chelsea Crockwell

We often think of health as being in the body and mind, but we should pay more attention to our spiritual wellbeing, writes the Reverend Gavin Tyte

Bermuda’s national heroes have left us a blueprint for young people to follow, writes Linda Walia Ming

Edwina Fullerton did not believe she was capable but God encouraged her. The 63-year-old will receive a bachelor’s degree in ministry this month

The Holy Trinity does not refer to three gods or one god divided into three parts, but that God is both one and three at the same time, writes Gavin Tyte

Too many of us fit into a group Linda Walia Ming describes as “the unscrupulous habitants”

Juanae Crockwell learnt a lot as Religion Correspondent for The Royal Gazette. Her niece, Chelsea Crockwell, is to take over the role