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Registration is now open for the following courses: Exploring Theology (Level 3): an introductory programme of 30 weekly in-person sessions, with an online learning platform and support for anyone who wants to grow in their formal learning skills (like writing and research). The course lasts 1 year and no qualifications are…

Report on the survey conducted in March and April 2025

Rev Gav reflects on 5 years of ministry at St. Mark’s.

To belong to St James’ church – of course belonging is ‘in God’ and with your ‘church family’ (you attend and we share life together!) – but to officially ‘join’ which gives you voting rights at annual church meetings in which the church’s direction is discerned and its past year…

We are renewing our registration of young persons who attend any of our groups. This includes Sunday School, Youth Group, Church Girls’ Brigade, Boys’ Brigade, the Choir, and the StreamTeam. If this applies to those under 18 in your family, please fill in this form. Only 1 form needs to…

This year we are required to create a new Membership Roll. The old one will be destroyed. If you are a member of the Anglican Church of Bermuda at St Paul’s, please fill in and return this form as soon as possible (and definitely before the Annual Parish Meeting on…

About membership of St. Mark’s Church.

A printable version of this page is available here. About St. Mark’s Welcome to St. Mark’s Church. We are a welcoming, diverse, and inclusive Anglican Church community serving the Smith’s Parish community. The Liturgy At our Contemporary Worship we use projected worship and all our Sunday slides, including the song…

How the Anglican Church of Bermuda uses your personal information.

About St. Mark’s Bermuda is divided into nine parishes, each with its own Anglican Church. St. Mark’s is the parish church of Smith’s Parish and part of a group of parishes in the eastern end of the island called the East End Parishes. Although there is a priest in each…