Barbados
This historic church has withstood the tests of time and nature to stand today as a snapshot of the English arrival in Barbados
One of the oldest known areas of consecrated land in Barbados, called “God’s Acre,” is the site of St. James Parish Church. This incredible structure has been a key place of worship since 1628 when the English arrived in Barbados. Since then, it has been rebuilt several times after massive hurricanes and has come to mark the important phases of history from colonial times to the present. The beautiful church features timeless architecture and well-preserved historical details such as remnants of the original inscriptions from the 1700s rebuild. The grounds are just as fascinating to explore as the church itself, with the carefully maintained gardens forming a welcoming outdoor space. Visitors can learn more about the history of the church and Barbados as a whole from the friendly clergy and parishioners, who are often on-site to provide tours and information to guests.
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