The new measures will now allow for communion to take place once there is no physical contact between worshippers or between officiant and worshipper. (Stock Photo) Government has made changes to the initial COVID-19 restrictions issued for the June 1st reopening of...
(Stock Photo) The contentious issue of allowing communion in churches during the COVID-19 pandemic has been resolved with the island’s churches now able to administer it, once there is no physical contact between worshippers or between officiant and worshipper. This...
(Stock Photo) Government has always taken the suggestions of church leaders on board, from the framing of initial measures for the reopening of churches on June 1, to the recently announced changes. This was underscored by Minister of Labour and Social Partnership...
Attorney General, Dale Marshall, announced that churches and faith-based organizations across Barbados will be able to reopen their doors for services from June 1, under strict conditions to ensure physical distancing and contact tracing. (GP) Churches and faith-based...
Minister of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs (MPEA), Cynthia Forde, receives a donation of care packages from James Emptage of the Plymouth Rapid Relief Team. Looking on is Trustee, Wayne Brathwaite. (Photo: MPEA) Assistance to the most vulnerable in Barbados...
