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By Sara Westhead In just a few days, Bermuda will ordain its youngest Bishop ever in the Anglican Church, Rev Nicholas Dill. But in advance of this momentous occasion, Rev Dill shared with his hopes and fears as he moves into this new stage of his mi...

Those attending the consecration and ordination of Rev Nicholas Dill as the next Bishop of Bermuda can expect a great deal of pomp and circumstance. The ceremony is being planned for Wednesday, May 29, beginning at 6.30pm at the Cathedral and will be...

As runners who took part in yesterday’s May 24 Half Marathon Derby spend this morning nursing aching muscles, Anglican Bishop-elect Nick Dill will be embarking on an equally challenging marathon of his own. Rev Dill will visit every parish church acr...

The Island’s Anglican community has elected Nicholas Dill as its new Bishop after a closely-fought election against Archdeacon Andrew Doughty. Votes were cast by 44 members of the Synod in three closely-fought rounds of ballots on Saturday. Bishop-el...

Christmas message from the Ven Andrew W Doughty, the Archdeacon of Bermuda and Commissary and the Rector of St Mary the Virgin, Warwick GETTING READY FOR CHRIST AT CHRISTMAS! “From early in November to the last week on December, I got money troubl...

Nominations have now been made and it's only a matter of time that the next Bishop of Bermuda will be chosen, whether it be the Venerable Andrew Doughty, rector at St Mary's in Warwick, or Reverend Nicholas Dill, who ministers at St John's Church and...

The Island will acquire a new Bishop of Bermuda early next year — with two contenders nominated for the top job in the local Anglican community. The choice between Reverend Nick Dill and the Venerable Andrew Doughty will be settled by majority vote i...

The Bishop of London Richard Chartres, currently in Bermuda at Queen Elizabeth II’s request, delivered a letter from the Queen to Governor George Fergusson while at St Peter’s Their Majesties Chappell yesterday morning for a special service celebrati...

‘… for a bishop to live at one end of the world and his Church at another must make the office very uncomfortable to the bishop and, in a great measure, be useless to the people.’ —Thomas Sherlock, Bishop of London 1748-61 Memo to the –Bishop of Lon...