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Religious leaders are encouraging Barbadians this Easter season to remain hopeful, exercise faith, and share with others, even as they continue to grapple with the rising cost of living and other issues plaguing society. On the eve of Good Friday, Barbados TODAY spoke to several religious leaders who said Barbadians should reflect on what has been happening in their lives and

International Association of World Peace Advocate Appoints Bishop Maxwell Hagan As United Nations Eminent Peace Ambassador

International Association of World Peace Advocate Appoints Bishop Maxwell Hagan As United Nations Eminent Peace Ambassador

Families and friends grieved the loss of their loved ones who left large impacts on their lives and Greater Lansings.

Bishop David Maxwell, 66, pastor of Eliezer Temple Church in Lansing, died Thursday.

The Anglican Church is exploring the option of renting out some of its vacant lands across the island.Anglican Bishop The Reverend, Dr Michael Maxwell, told Barbados TODAY that the church’s trustees who are responsible for the Diocese’s properties, are discussing the possibility of making lands available for farming. If the proposal materialises, it would provide much needed funds for the church and at the same time, provide acreage for expanding the island’s food growing options.“In ter...

The Anglican Bishop of Barbados has broken his silence on last month’s controversial Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) survey, describing it as an underhanded way of seeking information from children and a misuse of power that should never be allowed to happen again.And he wants to know why officials were gathering that information in the first place.A month after the October survey, which questioned 733 first-form students about their gender identity, sexual activity and drug use, Bishop ...

The Ministry of Education Technological and Vocational Training has set up a hotline as the controversy surrounding the survey administered to children in the secondary school system that has offended many citizens. Education Minister Kay Mc

Christmas message from Anglican Bishop Michael Maxwell: Dear Barbadians and visitors to our nation, I greet you with the love, joy, peace and hope of Christmas as we celebrate this festival that commemorates the nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. As with other faiths, the Christian Church has appointed festivals to recall and praise God for His great acts of salvation in history and to provide occasions for …