The Pembroke Family of Churches began as one church called Spanish Point Church sometime in 1621 (or so). Since then, St John the Evangelist Anglican Church (or simply St John\u2019s) was built and modified over the centuries, and two more Churches were added to the family: St. Monica\u2019s in 1909, and St Augustine\u2019s in 1911. A proud part of the Anglican Diocese of Bermuda, we\u2019re a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion that stretches across the globe.<\/p>\n
The Reverend – Rev Bryan Haigh (Bachelor of Arts \u2013 Theology & Licentiate in Theology)
\nAssistant Priest – Rev Wendell Dill (Anglican Theological Institute of Bermuda)
\nMrs. Louann Smith is the Administrative Assistant and takes the lead on the Graveyard<\/p>\n
The office is located in the Pembroke Sunday School Building at 127 St John\u2019s Road.<\/p>\n
Wardens \u2013 Mrs Brenda Swan and Mrs Colette Simmons who, together with the Priest-in-charge and Parish Administrator, take the lead in ensuring the smooth running of worship services and day-to-day operations.<\/p>\n
Vestry members: Newvilla Dill, Tony Pettit, Joanne Smith, Cecily Smith, Nicole Lewis, Edith Beek, Cynthia Jones, Rosina Wharton, Janice Williams (Vestry Clerk)<\/p>\n
While not a sitting member of Vestry, Mr. Michael Jeffrey serves as our treasurer.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
About the Pembroke Family of Churches The Pembroke Family of Churches began as one church called Spanish Point Church sometime in 1621 (or so). Since then, St John the Evangelist Anglican Church (or simply St John\u2019s) was built and modified over the centuries, and two more Churches were added to the family: St. Monica\u2019s in<\/p>\n