Did You Know? (Sunday, April 28, 2019)
Grace is God’s favour towards us, which is unearned and undeserved; by grace, God forgives our sins, enlightens our minds, stirs our hearts and strengthens our wills. (The Book of […]
Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
Grace is God’s favour towards us, which is unearned and undeserved; by grace, God forgives our sins, enlightens our minds, stirs our hearts and strengthens our wills. (The Book of […]
The Cross is the most powerful and recognizable symbol of Christianity, especially during the Easter season for it was used during Jesus’ crucifixion. It is a symbol of Christ’s victory […]
Palm Sunday is a Christian moveable feast that marks the beginning of Holy week. It commemorates Jesus’ triumphal procession into Jerusalem, an event mentioned in all four canonical Gospels. It […]
The Church is the institution of discipleship. “We are enrolled in her school in BAPTISM, educated in her WORD by her pastors and teachers, fed at her table in the […]
The fourth Sunday of Lent is also referred to as ‘Refreshment Sunday’. This is because the rules traditionally associated with fasting during lent, are relaxed on this Sunday, in order […]
The Greek word for repentance, ‘metanoia’ when translated into English means “to change one’s mind”. When we repent, therefore, there ought to be “a change in the inner being” of […]
The following days are observed by special acts of discipline, self-denial and fasting: Ash Wednesday and the other weekdays of Lent and of Holy Week, except the feast of the […]
What is sin? Sin is our refusal or failure to do God’s will, either by disobedience or by omission. In these ways we distort our relationship with God, with our […]
There are two traditions about the location of the Mount of Transfiguration. One tradition identifies it as Mount Tabor, south of the region of Galilee, on the northern edge of […]
Beatitudes is a word with Latin roots that means “blessings”. There are eight Beatitudes proclaimed by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. (Mt 5-7). Each is a proverb-like proclamation, without a narrative. Four […]