The Anglican Theological Institute of Bermuda

Pause each day during Lent and reflect on the wonder of Christ's atoning sacrifice:

In the Christian calendar, Lent is one of the most significant seasons for followers of Jesus Christ, why? Because it's a time for us to slow down and think seriously about His journey to the cross and what sacrificial love really means for our lives.

Often, it's when we recall the first time, we encountered the story of salvation and what hope personally means to us. But for those who are also wondering at what is going on around them on the global stage, it is a time to ask questions and ponder what significance does the story of Jesus have in our times. It is a time is prayer and quiet introspection -individually and as the family of God where the usual practices are put aside.

This Lent resource is intended to help us think about Jesus as prophet, priest and king, and what that means today. Written in partnership with many across the diocese, the intention is to relate our own personal experiences to offer reflection on these areas. Jesus is the prophet who witnesses to God's activity in the world; He is the priest who is there interceding for us to God the Father, and most glorious of all, the king whose justice and righteousness reigns supremely. I hope this will be a framework for thinking about Jesus in these particular aspects. How Christ relates to our world today, and how we're called to follow as transformed people.

Booklets available from your Parish Church each week.

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Beginning Tuesday 20th January 2026...

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New Course Information New courses are beginning in January 2026. Both courses are 30 weeks long (1 year) long, and take place in St Paul's Christian Education Centre in Paget Parish on Tuesdays from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Anyone wishing to join should register their interest here. More information may be found on our website....

Missed this year's Nisbett Lectures?
Want to see them again?
View "The Anglican Way" here:

The Anglican Way - The Revd Dr Marcus Throup Exploring some of the riches and challenges around Anglican identity thinking about how over the centuries the Anglican expression of the Christian Faith has...

https://anglican.bm/events/in-search-of-healthy-church-leadership

In search of healthy church leadership A public lecture exploring the topic of church leadership and consider what healthy church leadership comprises. This lecture will introduce my forthcoming book “Perfectly Ordinary: in search of healthy church leadership” (Canterbury Press) and draw on its themes, considering ways in which churc...

Revd Terry Hassell will be ordained as Deacon today, Saturday 29 June, at 4.00 pm, at The Cathedral. Terry is one of our beloved East End ministers and trained with us in the Anglican Theological Institute of Bermuda. Do join us in supporting him in person, if possible. We are truly blessed to have such an incredible pastor and teacher among us. We continue to hold both Terry and Nicole in our prayers. (taken from words by Rev Gavin Tyte)

We're extremely pleased to see that 3 of our graduates are being ordained priest this weekend in the Anglican Church of Bermuda.
Please pray for Jennie, Wendell, and Lorita.
Please pray for our President, Bishop Nick, as he leads their retreat and ordains them on Saturday.
Please pray for the communities they serve (The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Bermuda, The Pembroke Family of Churches - St Augustine’s, St John’s, St Monica’s, St. Paul's, Paget, Bermuda)

2 Nisbett Lectures in one year?
We're spoiled!

On this All Saints Sunday, we are giving thanks for the wonderful saints of God who have proclaimed the Word of the Lord through our Nisbett Lecture series which can be viewed on our YouTube Channel (see below).
Today, we are recommending The Revd Dr Sharon Prentis's lecture "Inspired Souls (reflections on saints and holy people from around the world)":

The Nisbett Lectures Public Lectures delivered in the Anglican Church of Bermuda as part of our Thomas and Winifred Nisbett Lectures in Biblical Studies. Inaugurated in 2012 by T...

The Affiliation Agreement between the Dean of St Mellitus College (Russell Winfield) and the Director of the Anglican Theological Institute of Bermuda (Anthony Pettit) gives opportunities for reciprocal visits each year.
This year current students on the Exploring Theology and Ordination Reception courses had the opportunity to take part in a special session on Theological Reflection and Practical Theology led by Jess Norman from St Mellitus College.
The evening was full of fun, praise, and thoughts as they ate together in Unity, Worshipped together, and wrestled with the things of God together in preparation for Mission in our various ministries.