Leadership

Major Cathy Simms serves as the Area Commander for The Salvation Army in Bermuda.
Major Cathy Simms and her husband Major Darryl Simms have returned to Bermuda after previously pastoring at the Newlands Corps, at Friswell’s Hill, Devonshire. The Simms, having a wide experience as pastors and divisional leadership responsibilities in Canada, were excited at the news of returning to the island to minister once again.
Major Cathy works alongside local leadership and stakeholders to build partnerships that support local programmes, giving people the tools needed to rebuild dignity and renew hope – whether that means providing shelter, emergency disaster relief, spiritual guidance, addiction rehabilitation, or life-skills development.

In June 2024, Captain Dennis Maybury stepped into a new role as the Public Relations Officer after leading Cedar Hill Corps in Warwick for the past four years. Captain Dennis also served as Chaplin at the Army’s Harbor Light Rehabilitation Center during 2020/2021. Born and raised in Bermuda, Captain Dennis has a deep connection with the island and is eager to continue fostering relationships within the local and business communities. Before his ministry, he served with the Bermuda Police for 27 years. Since being ordained in 2012, Captain Dennis and his wife Mary, and daughter Demara were stationed in Fort Frances, Ontario, as well as Glace Bay/New Waterford, and Liverpool, Nova Scotia. In his spare time, he loves to play golf and is an avid walker. For the past three years he has walked the Covex End to End and plans to participate again this year.