Of the fourteen Presbyteries in Maritime Conference, Bermuda is geographically most distantly separated from the rest of the Conference. One has to quickly add that its warm climate makes it much yearned for when the rest of the Conference is shivering in the cold of winter.

John Wesley, in 1738, felt his heart "strangely warmed", and the seeds were sown for the beginnings of the Methodist Church. Ten years later his friend and colleague, George Whitefield, visited Bermuda and planted the seeds of what would later become The Wesleyan Methodist Church some fifty years later.

The Presbyterian church was also a part of Bermudan church life from early days.

Joshua Marsden, the Bermuda Circuit's second Methodist minister, wrote about Bermuda in his book The Narrative of a Mission, a copy of which is in our Conference Archives.

Bermuda Synod of the Methodist Church takes in all the Methodist Churches in Bermuda with 4 Pastoral Charges led by United Church Ministers.

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