Did you know? (Sunday, October 1, 2023)
In the Bible, angels are often described as human-like figures, and are never said to have wings. The depiction of angels with wings emerged notably in the 3rd – 4th […]
Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
In the Bible, angels are often described as human-like figures, and are never said to have wings. The depiction of angels with wings emerged notably in the 3rd – 4th […]
“Cancer of the Prostate is the commonest cancer in the world…[It] is even a bigger problem here for us in Jamaica as we have the highest incidence of this disease […]
The oil of Unction (anointing) that Priest applies to the sick is first blessed by a Bishop. This takes place on Holy Thursday of each year. On this day, the […]
The Church teaches that human beings currently live in an abnormal state of existence, often described as “sickness” or “spiritual ailment.” This means that humans possess inclinations and desires that […]
If you are an Anglican seeking medical attention at the Nuttall Memorial Hospital, you can get a discount! This hospital, with a capacity of 50 beds, is proudly owned and […]
“We can turn away from everything that keeps us from God and from living within God’s reign. You and I can repent and believe. But it is not always easy. […]
The period from the Monday after Pentecost through to the Saturday before the First Sunday of Advent is known as “Ordinary Time.” The first Sunday of this season is Trinity […]
In his book “Christ and Culture,” Richard Niebuhr outlines three ways in which Christians have sought to live faithfully for Christ as they relate to the culture surrounding them. The […]
The Anglican Church has played a significant role in the development of Jamaica, intertwining faith and social progress. For example, since its establishment on the island, the church has been […]
St. Augustine was impressed by a fifth-century procession of gifts in Rome in which the faithful brought from their own homes things from their kitchen tables. Augustine called this an […]