Did you know? (Sunday, September 12, 2021)
Our church believes in the ministry of healing and anointing! The anointing of the sick is also known as Unction. It is one of the seven Sacraments of the church. […]
Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
Our church believes in the ministry of healing and anointing! The anointing of the sick is also known as Unction. It is one of the seven Sacraments of the church. […]
The Church Army Mission 2021 consists of 6 activities. We looked at four last week. The remaining two are: Mission infiltration – To strengthen existing organizations in the Church – […]
The Church Army Mission 2021 consists of six activities. Four are listed below: Prayer Ministry – A team of persons will come together to pray weekly for the mission of […]
The Church Army, of which our Sis. Andrea Taylor-Smith is an Officer, began 139 years ago in Kensington, England. Ten years after it began, it was introduced to Jamaica under […]
All communicant members of our Diocese are members of the Jamaica Church Missionary Society. The JCMS was founded in 1861. It is the recognised missionary agency of the Diocese. Its […]
Anglicans summarise mission in the contemporary world in what is known as the “Five Marks of Mission.” These were developed by the Anglican Consultative Council over several years, beginning in […]
The meaning of words evolves over time. This is true of the word “mission.” Today, the word has several meanings. One such meaning is “a congregation that is dependent on […]
Before the mid-17th century, Jamaica, like the rest of the Caribbean, had a perfect ecosystem. In order to make room for cane fields, to construct buildings and to fuel sugar […]
One of the topics covered in the catechism found in our Book of Common Prayer, is that of Christian Stewardship (pp 404-405). It defines stewardship as “the Christian’s response of […]
The word “steward” was created around the 1700s. Originally, it was a domestic term that referred to someone who was responsible for bringing food or drink into the dining room. […]