Did you know? (Sunday, November 16, 2025)
The name Jamaica is derived from the Taino word “xaymaca,” which means “land of wood and water” and is fitting for a country where beauty flows from lush green mountains […]
Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
The name Jamaica is derived from the Taino word “xaymaca,” which means “land of wood and water” and is fitting for a country where beauty flows from lush green mountains […]
“Many of our environmental problems negatively impact people. If we fail to care for the environment in which we live, God′s people will suffer as a result. Caring for the […]
Reflecting on the vast array of plant and animal species unique to Jamaica, how does this biodiversity reflect the diversity and richness of God’s creation, and what responsibilities might it […]
The tradition of celebrating Harvest Festival in churches, as we know it today, began in 1843, when a priest (Reverend Robert Hawker) in Cornwall, United Kingdom invited his parishioners to […]
I have an awesome God who provides for me in delightful ways that I know are best for me. It is by that same provision and the principles of growth, […]
How are you giving of yourself, your time and your talents to the Lord?
Faith Formation and Christian Education As a people we have faced a horrific force of nature which has caused many of us to feel overwhelmed, to fret and to be […]
The Holy Spirit graciously gives ministry abilities, “spiritual gifts,” so that every Christian can make a valued contribution to the health of the whole body. The church actually operates as […]
In Matthew 4, we see the crux of Jesus’ ministry involves teaching, preaching and healing. I have always been fascinated with how Jesus aligns healing with the more familiar ministries […]
How are you communicating wholeness in your Christian Discipleship of others?