Connect with your community this season through a variety of meaningful events.

 

The National Prayer Connection offers early morning inspiration via Zoom on Wednesdays—reach out to your pastor for access details.

 

Deepen your faith at The Priest Within on Nov. 15 at Jackson House, Jackson, St. Michael, or experience local culture and flavors at Bajan Day on Nov. 18 at Church of God Chelsea Road, hosted by the J.O.Y Ministry.

 

Celebrate spiritual milestones at the National Baptism Service on Nov. 22 at Browne's Beach.

 

Enjoy uplifting worship with the "Go Light Your World" Convention Service on Nov. 23, and browse treasures at the Jackson House Flea Market on Nov. 29.

 

December brings major outreach—join the COG Orange Hill 100th Anniversary on Dec. 21, with hamper distribution for those in need, and the Zone 1 Christmas Programme in Lower Estate, St. George that same afternoon.

Christians regard the Bible as God’s guide for living, given to humanity as a blueprint for a meaningful life.

 

This sacred text, believed to be inspired by the Holy Spirit, communicates timeless truths through everyday people.

 

The Bible’s promises and lessons are seen as unchanging, shaping the faith and practices of believers everywhere.

 

Across Barbados, Christian groups passionately read and honor the Bible through vibrant events and church services.

 

The New Testament Church of God Barbados gathers the faithful quarterly, uniting worshippers for spirited praise, stirring messages, and growth-focused ministries.

 

The Wesleyan Holiness Church also nurtures spiritual life locally, holding regular worship and special events to strengthen faith and fellowship.

 

These community efforts help Barbadian Christians put biblical teachings into practice while fostering unity and spiritual renewal.

Faith remains the heart of Christianity, shaping how believers confront life’s trials and doubts.

 

Early biblical stories reveal faith’s crucial role, as seen in the Garden of Eden when trust in God was first tested.

 

Figures like Noah demonstrate steadfast faith, receiving protection for their commitment and obedience.

 

Today, the enduring question from Luke 18:8—whether faith will be found on earth—urges reflection amid modern distractions.

 

Recent events highlight this ongoing relevance in local life.

 

In July 2024, the Tenth National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis brought together around 50,000 attendees, spotlighting the Eucharist as a vital element of Catholic identity.

 

Meanwhile, October’s National Faith & Blue Weekend built partnerships between law enforcement and faith groups, strengthening community trust.

 

These moments affirm faith’s enduring power to unite and support individuals through uncertainty.