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130 Years of Faith, Service and Hope
The Salvation Army in Bermuda is celebrating 130 years of faith, service and hope (1896-2026) in the city of Hamilton, Bermuda—honouring a remarkable legacy while looking ahead to the next chapter. At a special gathering at Hamilton City Hall, Commissioners Lee and Debbie Graves, Territorial Leaders, reflected on the courage and “holy endurance” of the…
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Before, During and After: Salvation Army Supports Vulnerable People Year-Round
When a hurricane threatens Bermuda, the Salvation Army is perfectly poised to assist the island’s homeless population – because supporting our most vulnerable individuals is what the organisation does year-round. Captain Dennis Maybury, left, with Major Cathy Simms and Lieutenant Lester Ward Photograph by Duncan Hall When the wind blows, the Army’s long-established relationships with homeless people…
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A Perfect Fit
When asked how The Salvation Army’s Harbour Light program in Bermuda changed David Williams’ life, the carpenter prefaces his remarks with, “I’m not good at telling stories; I’m not a storyteller,” and then proceeds to narrate in meticulous detail the story of his life. “I came to Harbour Light when I was 45. And I…
