Two days of Bible readings ahead of Easter
Created: Apr 20, 2011 08:55 AM (Updated: Apr 20, 2011 08:56 AM)
A woman follows along in her bible as Shirley White from the he Bermuda Bible Society reads a proclamation at St Andrew's Prebyterian Church, Church Street.
As Easter Sunday approaches, the Bermuda Bible Society has observed Holy Week with two days of public Bible readings.The proclamations of the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles took place on Monday and Tuesday in St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Hamilton.The 9am to 9pm readings are inspired by the accounts of proclamations in the Old Testament’s Book of Nehemiah. The practice was taken up by the Canadian Bible Society, with which Bermuda’s chapter is now affiliated.Useful link: www.biblesociety.ca
Photo by Tamell SimonsProclamation: Student Spiritual Leaders from Cedarbridge Academy took turns reading a predetermined passage of scripture from the gospels and Acts of the Apostles at St Andrew's Presbyterian located on Church Street, Hamilton. The Proclamation event in which all denominations where welcomed was hosted by the Bermuda Bible Society.
Photo by Tamell SimonsPositive youth: Student spiritual leaders of Power Breakfast at Cedarbridge Academy which is a morning devotional service for students by students started by Pastor Pedro Castro and Rev Stephanie Castro of Vernon Temple AME gather for a group photo after each student leader read a predetermined Proclamation passage of scripture from the gospels and Acts of the Apostles held on Tuesday, at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church' on Church Street Hamilton, hosted by the Bermuda Bible Society
Photo by Tamell SimonsProclamation: Student Spiritual Leaders from Cedarbridge Academy took turns reading a predetermined passage of scripture from the gospels and Acts of the Apostles at St Andrew's Presbyterian located on Church Street, Hamilton. The Proclamation event in which all denominations where welcomed was hosted by the Bermuda Bible Society.
Photo by Tamell SimonsPositive youth: Student spiritual leaders of Power Breakfast at Cedarbridge Academy which is a morning devotional service for students by students started by Pastor Pedro Castro and Rev Stephanie Castro of Vernon Temple AME gather for a group photo after each student leader read a predetermined Proclamation passage of scripture from the gospels and Acts of the Apostles held on Tuesday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Church Street Hamilton hosted by the Bermuda Bible Society
