Bermuda Hurricane Yields Cleanup, Feeding Program
Seventh-day Adventist churches in the east end of Bermuda were involved in a cleanup and a feeding program in their regions after the devastating arrival of Hurricane Fabian last week.
Winds exceeding 140 miles per hour knocked out power lines, ripped open roofs and upended trees, while windows, doors and roads were also damaged.
Four people are feared dead after their cars were swept away by the storm, but no Adventist church members were lost or seriously injured.
Randolph Wilson, communication director for Adventist Church on the island, reports that five Adventist churches and some member’s homes sustained minor damage.




