St. Lucia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Languages: English
Ecclesias: 11 members – 1 ecclesia
Main Religion:
Contact: Mike LeDuke

Activities

Memorial meetings are held each week and in addition two Bible Enrichment classes are held to ecclesial members and interested friends. Support from brethren and sisters from North America, England and other Caribbean countries encourages continued preaching activities.

News from St. Lucia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
February 10, 2026
St. Lucia Bible Missionary Visit 2026
By Bro. Martin & Sis. Lois Webster, Kitchener-Waterloo Ecclesia
It was about 30 years ago that Christadelphians first came to Saint Lucia and started to preach there were good results in those early days with a number of baptisms and the basis of an ecclesia. During the 10 years before we first came here in 2005 many brothers and sisters had come for extended stays sometimes for as long as six months and ecclesia was in place by the time we came here in 2005. continue reading
March 6, 2025
St. Lucia Visit
By Martin & Lois Webster, Kitchener-Waterloo Ecclesia, ex-Links for St. Lucia
There are times when an airline will surprise us. In our outward journey to St. Lucia on 11 January 2025 we left Toronto a little late but arrived 30 minutes early! The disadvantage of arriving early was that we had to wait for our taxi ride down to the CBMC apartment in San Souci a suburb of Castries, the nation’s capital. We quickly settled into the routine of daily life in St. Lucia, contacting members of the Ecclesia and friends within a day or two of our arrival. One of the advantages of having visiting missionaries is that the Memorial Service can be conducted in person rather than the members attending Kitchener-Waterloo Ecclesia via Zoom. continue reading
January 13, 2025
Last 2024 Visit to St. Lucia
By Bro. Mike LeDuke, Link for ST. Lucia
I returned to St. Lucia for three weeks this fall from October 20th to November 10th, and the work of “Ecclesial maintenance” continued. The majority of the work during this visit involved assisting the local brothers and sisters with Bible classes, exhortations and with a variety of personal issues and problems. continue reading