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Rev'd Dr. James B. Moultrie

Rector

Fr Moultrie brings with him a distinguished career of service both in Government, Education and now Ministry. Dr. James Moultrie is a proud  product of the island of Eleuthera being the son of James, of Eleuthera and Mary Moultrie (nee Dupuch) of Miami Florida

•  2004 to present: Rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican /Episcopal Church Shirley and Church Street.

•  2000-2004: Rector of the Anglican/Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit Chippingham

•  1998 to present: Professor, School of Education, The  College of the Bahamas

•  1994-2000: Assistant Priest. All Saints . St Margaret’s and St. Barnabas Anglican/Episcopal Churches

•  1995-1996: Chaplain St. Anne’s Anglican/Episcopal High School.

•  1996-1997: Deputy Director of Education, Anglican Episcopal Schools

•  1988-1993: Ambassador, Bahamas Mission to the United Nations.

•  1974-1978: Administrative/ Diplomatic Officer, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

•  1978-1980: Deputy Ambassador, Bahamas Mission to the United Nations

•  1980-1992: Member of Parliament, Rock Sound, Eleuthera

•  1982-1992: Junior Minister of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Education.

•  1977-1980: Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministries of Education Youth and Foreign Affairs.

•  1975-1977: The Nation’s First Director of Youth and Community Development.

•  1973-1975: Vice Principal, D.W. Davis and C.C. Sweeting Sr. High School

•  1966-1973: Teacher and Head teacher, several Family Islands Schools

* Served for many years on the delegations (at the ministerial and diplomatic Levels) of the Bahamas to The United Nations(1978-1993): Organizations of American States(1982-1992): Commonwealth Heads of Government (1982-1992): Caribbean Heads of Government (1982-1993): Caribbean Foreign Ministers (1982-1993): Commonwealth Education Ministers (1984-1987): Commonwealth Youth Programme (1975-1978) Group of 77 (1982-1992): Unesco (1982-19920.  

Rev'd Don Haynes

Assistant Priest

Canon Neil Roach

Associate Priest