Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
Some of the earliest Judeo-Christian celebrations were associated with harvest times. The feasts of Passover and Pentecost, for example, were associated with new flock and grain, respectively. The modern harvest […]
The mission of the Church is concerned both with the evangelizing of our land as well as the work of the Church abroad. In addition to supplying the needs of […]
God calls us to pursue ministry together. Each of us may have a particular kind of ministry, a different area of focus, varying interests and passions. We are not competitors, […]
Our church and diocese provide specific ministry opportunities in which you can serve. These include the Altar Guild, Administration, Hospitality, Tuesday Charity, Live-Streaming, serving as an Usher, Cleaners, Readers, Fellowship […]
The word “vocation” is from a Latin word vocare that means “calling.” It speaks to the broad calling of an individual, how one responds to and lives out one’s relationship […]
Healing is not just a personal matter. It also has to do with individuals living together in a social setting. Jesus healed many people who, because of their sicknesses, were […]
The church understands healing in a holistic way. Thus, healing is not just a physical matter. It is for this reason that our catechism states that in the anointing of […]
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 […]