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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...

Canon Thomas Nisbett would certainly be welcomed with open arms into the local Anglican clergy these days, but 50 years ago was a completely different story. In 1962, having finished his theology studies at Codrington College in Barbados, he couldn’...

The Bishop of London will carry a special message from the Queen of England when he visits the Island this month. The Rt Rev Richard Chartres will read the message at a special communion service at St Peter’s Church commemorating Bermuda’s 400th year...

Long before the advent of talk radio, online news and other media blogging, much of the political change in Bermuda, like elsewhere, was known to be solidfied in local barber shops and hairdressing parlours. Mrs Marjorie Grant, who grew up in a homes...

Members of the Anglican community were able to unite together this past Sunday, in spite of services being cancelled due to Tropical Storm Leslie, through an online worship service on the newly created online Christian Radio Station, the Radio Projec...

At the end of this month, the Anglican Church of Bermuda will say farewell to sitting Bishop Patrick White as he faces retirement and his 70th birthday this September. Having grown up in the church, the Bishop felt the call into ministry as a teenage...

YORK (Reuters) — The Church of England delayed a vote on allowing women bishops on Monday after reformers rejected a last-minute concession to conservatives keen to keep the posts reserved for men only. The Church’s General Synod voted to send back t...

This is the fifth and final part in a series on “Where the Sprit Leads” by Archdeacon Emeritus Canon Arnold Hollis of St James Church, Sandys. The Reformation was about freeing the Church. The new reformation is about freeing God’s people from the ...