CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS
Social Clubs
Astronomical Society
Contact: Nick Kelly
Tel: (345) 925 6576
Meets at Pedro Castle three days after the new moon. Dates and times vary. Call for information. Alternatively, look for dates and times printed in the Caymanian Compass around the time of a new moon.
Better Read than Dead
Contact: Philip Paschalides
Email: paschal@candw.ky
Play reading society that meets in member's houses once a month to read plays sight unseen. For information please email Philip.
Bridge Club
Tuesday Night Duplicate Bridge, play starts at 7.15pm at the Comfort Suites. The cost is CI$5 per person per session. Friday Morning Duplicate Bridge, play starts at 9.15am at the Rugby Club in South Sound. The cost is CI$5 per person per session. Call Helen (345) 947 3217, Jane Bird (345) 947 1903, Sharon Gray (345) 949 2797 or Chris Richmond on (345) 916 3843 for more information.
Cayman Connexions
Contact: Gretchen Allen
Tel: (345) 926 1898
Email: gretchen_allen@hotmail.com
Formerly the Single Professional Alliance, this popular organisation meets at a variety of venues to socialise and network and is a great way to meet new people. Call to find out when the next event is scheduled.
Cayman Drama Society (CDS)
Prospect Playhouse, Red Bay
Tel: (345) 947 1998
Box Office: (345) 949 5054
For information email: membership@cds.ky
The Cayman Drama Society is a vibrant community theatre, committed to providing quality live theatre to educate, enrich and entertain while also providing lifelong learning opportunities and fostering creative expression. The Society is always looking for enthusiastic thespians, directors, producers, stage managers, lighting and sound technicians and new friends. Their website lists past, current and upcoming productions. The Society has a 130-seat theatre and newcomers of all ages are welcome. There are between five and six productions per year. There is also a Student Committee to encourage participation from students. Membership fees range from CI$10 per year for students to CI$200 for a lifetime membership.
Cayman Islands Guide Association
(Girl Guiding of the Cayman Islands)
Joy Rose Frater, Guide Commissioner
Tel: (345) 949 6897 or (345) 917 1800
Email: jlfrates@candw.ky or fraterjoy@yahoo.com
There are four age groups offered under the youth programme: Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers. Start-up fees are between CI$25-$35, depending on the age group. Call for information. or
Cayman Islands Motorsports Association
Contact: Bobby Hulse
Tel: (345) 916 5137
Email: TA@cma.ky
Membership fee: CI$25 per year
Time-attack registration fee: CI$35 per event (drivers do not have to be registered CMA members to take part).
At present, the CMA hosts time-attack events on the last Saturday of every month. The time-attack events consist of a coned course which participants must negotiate as quickly as possible, trying not to hit or touch any cones (which results in time penalties). The main goal of these events is to encourage people to explore the limits of their cars in a safe and controlled space, thereby deterring street racing. Because the focus of time-attacks is car control and skill, not outright speed, it is also a great way for people to further develop their driving skills.
Cayman Islands Scouts Association
Contact: Winston Hayle
Tel: (345) 947 0155, (345) 949 1515
or (345) 916 3941
Email: ciscouts@candw.ky
There are Scouts, Cub Scouts and Beaver Scouts meetings every week. Call or email for a timetable.
The Cayman Islands Scrabble Club
Tel: (345) 928 2436 or (345) 947 1422
All levels, competitive or just for fun. Call Sue for locations and times.
Cayman Islands Seafarer's Association
11 Victory Avenue, Prospect
Tel: (345) 947 7378
Email: seafarers@candw.ky
Meetings are held every third week on Tuesdays at 7.30pm. The aim of this organisation is to keep Cayman's seafaring heritage alive and provide tribute to older seamen. They meet socially every three months to swap tales and share a pot-luck supper.
Cayman National Choir
Tel: (345) 916 4782
Email: musicroomcayman@yahoo.com
Musical Director: Sue Horrocks
The choir has been entertaining the Cayman Islands for more than 30 years and was recognised with the Radley Gourzong Award in 2002 for their contribution to culture and performing arts. Under the guidance of Sue Horrocks, the musical repertoire has been expanded to include music from the Caribbean and North America, as well as traditional choral classics. Recent successes include their outstanding Cayman Arts Festival finale performance of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, with Wayne Marshall, Backbeat Percussion and the Micallef' Inanga Piano Duo. The choir meets every Monday at 7.30 pm at the Cayman Prep School Hall, Smith Road (no audition required).
Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF)
F.J. Harquail Cultural Centre, 17 Harquail Drive
Tel: (345) 949 5477 or (345) 949 5839
Email: admincncf@candw.ky
The CNCF is involved in a number of cultural events including: theatrical events held at the Harquail Theatre; the Cayfest Arts Festival held every April; "Gimistory," a travelling show of storytellers and musicians; and multiple workshops designed to develop the talents of artists and preserve and explore Caymanian arts.
A highlight of the Cultural Foundation's productions is "Rundown," a musical comedy revue that takes a satirical look at life in Cayman. It plays in February and March at the Harquail Theatre.
National Gallery of the Cayman Islands
Ground Floor, Harbour Place
Tel: (345) 945 8111 Fax: (345) 945 7103
Email: nat.gal@candw.ky
The Gallery exists to develop and promote art and art appreciation in the Cayman Islands. They have the largest visual arts library on the Island. Every year they organise five major events, show six exhibitions and run sixteen ongoing programmes (some weekly, some monthly and some annually). Membership starts at CI$25 for individuals and CI$45 for a family.
Cayman National Orchestra
Musical Director: Sue Horrocks
Tel: (345) 916 4782
Email: musicroomcayman@yahoo.com
The Cayman National Orchestra has a wide musical repertoire (from Harry Potter to Handel) and consists of more than 30 musicians, a number of whom are music graduates and experienced performers. Their standard is very high and they often perform with the National Choir. The orchestra rehearses every Wednesday at Cayman Prep School Hall, Smith Road, from 7.30-9pm (breaks during school holidays). Contact Sue Horrocks to find out if there are any instrumental vacancies. Additional string players (minimum grade-five) are always welcome.
Friends of the Cayman National Orchestra & Cayman National Choir
Musical Director: Sue Horrocks
Tel: (345) 916 4782
Email: musicroomcayman@yahoo.com
Those who would like to support the Cayman National Choir and Cayman National Orchestra can receive special invitations to events, priority seating at performances and invitations to gala nights and social events throughout the year. A regular newsletter will be sent to you along with details of upcoming concerts and musical dinner evenings at local restaurants.
Friends of South Sound
They meet the first Friday of each month at 5.45pm at the South Sound Dock for a beach walk. The walk takes about an hour and all are welcome.
Garden Club
Contact: Berna Cummins
Tel: (345) 516 0327
Email: berna@candw.ky
Meetings: The first Thursday of the month except for July and August. New members welcome.
Grand Cayman Toastmasters Club
Contact: George Ebanks Tel: (345) 916 0687
Or Eric Vassell Tel: (345) 917 7479
Email: caymantm@hotmail.com
The mission of this group is to provide a supportive environment in which members can develop better communications and leadership techniques. Meets on Thursdays at the Conference Room at Woods Furniture and Design (behind Foster's Food Fair airport location) from 6pm-7pm. New members are always welcome.
International Ladies' Club
Email: ilc@candw.ky
The International Ladies' Club is open to women, 18 years or older, of any nationality living in the Cayman Islands. The purpose of the Club is to create a friendly atmosphere and provide an opportunity for socialising. The Club hosts regular events from September through June. Coffee mornings are usually on the first Thursday of each month at 9.30am and there is often a presentation from a local speaker. Luncheons are at 12 noon on the third Thursday of each month. The Club has a growing list of activities including art classes, a book group, bridge, cooking classes, dining out, diving, mah-jong, needlework/knitting and sailing. The annual registration/membership fee is CI$25. With a membership of approximately 150 women, the Club is a wonderful forum to meet other women and build friendships.
International Wine & Food Society
Branch contact: Carolyn Parker
Tel: (345) 945 5615
Email: sheriff@candw.ky
This is a non-profit organisation associated with the International Wine and Food Society in London. Functions, which are themed, are held about once every six weeks, except during the summer. There is at least one black-tie event a year. Members are mostly professionals between the ages of 30 and 60. New members must be sponsored by an existing member. Costs per person, per function range from CI$80-$200.
Orchid Society of Grand Cayman
Contact: Andrew Guthrie, Secretary
Tel: (345) 947 9462, Ext. 21
Email: guthrie@candw.ky
The society offers the opportunity to learn how to grow and care for both native and exotic hybrid orchids. They are also involved in the rescue of endangered orchids and their general conservation and propagation. The Society, which currently has about 70 members, also holds an annual orchid show in February or March.
Annual membership fees include: individual (CI$25), couple (CI$40), overseas individual (US$50) and overseas couple (US$60). Meetings are held on the second Saturday of each month at 3pm. Call for venue.
Strobist Cayman
Contact: Cora Joscelyn
Tel: (345) 929 7942
Email: strobistcayman@gmail.com
Strobist Cayman meets at 7pm at World Gym on the second Wednesday of every month. Membership is CI$25 for a year, which includes entry into monthly competitions, a gallery on the website and 25% off printing at the Camera Store. The club is open to any level of photographer, whether amateur or professional, and the main goal is to help people become confident about using their camera equipment. In addition to monthly meetings, the group also takes occasional field trips. Food and drink are supplied by the club at the monthly meetings. Please call for further information.
Visual Arts Society of the Cayman Islands
The Watler House, Pedro St. James
Email: visualartcayman@yahoo.com
The Visual Arts Society (VAS) just celebrated their 30th anniversary in September 2008, establishing them as one of the first and most successful organisations on the Island. They are 100% volunteer-based, so they are always looking for members willing to participate in facilitating workshops, discussions and art shows. The Watler House is open weekly for art classes, and VAS members benefit from invitations to the opening of art shows, discounted prices on workshops and information regarding artistic events in Cayman. Membership rates include: single (CI$30), family (CI$45) or patron (CI$100).
Weight Watchers in Cayman
Area manager: Laura Faulkner
Tel: (345) 949 5899 or (345) 925 6089
Email: Laura31089@hotmail.com
Meetings are held on Monday evenings at 5.30pm and Saturday mornings at 10am. Please call or email for information.
Service Clubs
Business & Professional Women's Club of Grand Cayman
Email: bpwgrandcayman@gmail.com
An influential international network of business and professional women from approximately 80 countries on five continents, with consultative status at the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and participatory status with the Council of Europe. Meets every third Monday of the month at 6pm (except when Monday is a holiday) at Governors Square, conference room #2.
Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman
Current President: Mario Barrett
www.kiwanis.ky
Meetings take place every Wednesday at 12.30pm at the Britannia Golf Course clubhouse.
Lion's Club of Grand Cayman
Current President: Deborah Ebanks
Secretary: Natasha Bodden
Tel: (345) 949 1991 or (345) 916 2151
Email: debbi-do@candw.ky
Meetings are the first and third Thursdays of each month at 7.30pm at the Lion's Centre. The main project of the Lion's Club is sight preservation and collecting for White Cane Week. They also have monthly breakfasts on the last Saturday of every month, a golf tournament in March and host multiple plays and musical events.
Lion's Club of Tropical Gardens
Current President: Melrose Gooding
Secretary: Elva Smith
Tel: (345) 516 5369 or (345) 925 7266
Email: elvasmith26@gmail.com
or rosegooding@gmail.com
Meetings are the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm at the Lion's Centre.
Rotary Club Central
www.rotarycentral.ky
Meeting place: Dolce Vita, West Shore Centre
Meeting time: Tuesdays, 7.30pm
Rotary Club of Cayman Brac
President: Andrea Stevens
www.rotarycaymanbrac.org
Meets every Monday at 7pm at The Captain's Table restaurant, West End.
Rotary Club of Grand Cayman
Current President: Catherine Chesnut
Secretary: William Smith
Tel: (345) 916 2923 or (345) 929 0598
Meeting place: Westin, Galleon Ballroom
Meeting time: Thursdays, 12.15pm. The Club also needs volunteers for the ‘Meals on Wheels’ programme.
Rotary Sunrise
Current President: Winston Conolly
Secretary: Christine Sanders
Tel: (345) 916 2575
Email: rotarysunrisegrandcayman@gmail.com
Meeting place: Grand Old House
Meeting time: Wednesdays, 6.45am
Support Groups
Al-Anon
Tel: (345) 928 8843
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tel: (345) 926 9044
www.caymanaa.org
Meetings are held at least once a day. Check their website for times and locations.
Cayman Heart Fund
Tel: (345) 928 2366
The Cayman Heart Fund is a non-profit, non-government organisation dedicated to the reduction of heart and circulatory disease in the Islands.
The Cayman Islands Diabetes Association
President: Sylvia Perry
Tel: (345) 928 6240
Meetings are held periodically.
Full Circle Grief Recovery Support Group
Tel: (345) 926 4325
Email: chcjennifer@candw.ky
A free service, the group meets every Wednesday at 6pm at the Conch Shell House in the Cayman Hospice Care facility, 492 North Sound Road, Industrial Park. Facilitators are Jennifer Grant McCarthy and Terry Delaney.
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
www.mshelp.ky
Narcotics Anonymous
Tel: (345) 929 6262
The Special Needs Foundation of Cayman
Email: Juliet Austin on austintj@candw.ky
This is a registered charity offering support to parents of children with a range of special needs. See the Education section for more information.
Women's Resource Centre
Tel: (345) 949 0006
Runs various support groups, including one for victims of domestic violence.
Sports Clubs
There are a number of sporting assoc-siations on the Island (See the Activities for Adults and Activities for Kids chapters for more information).
Voluntary Organisations
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
Tel: (345) 945 6315 Fax: (345) 945 6317
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Cayman Islands matches qualified volunteers with children to create mentoring relationships. Mentoring is widely recognised as a powerful way to provide children with the friendship and guidance of an adult.
Cancer Society
114 Maple Road (near George Town Hospital)
Tel: (345) 949 7618 Fax: (345) 949 8694
Email: admin@cics.ky
The Cayman Islands Cancer Society provides a variety of services, including an information library, an equipment-lending programme for home care, a free counselling service and an educational outreach to schools programme. They also have a Quit Smoking Programme as well as a Financial Assistance Programme, which is run through donations. Annual membership is CI$25 for singles and CI$40 for a family and includes a newsletter every two months. The CICS is always looking for volunteers.
Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm
Cayman HospiceCare
Conch Shell House, 492 North Sound Rd
Tel: (345) 945 7447 Fax: (345) 946 2183
Email: chc@candw.ky
Cayman HospiceCare is a non-profit organisation providing specialist palliative and hospice nursing services, free of charge, to people with cancer and other life threatening illnesses. HospiceCare employs specialist nurses and staff. Trained volunteers also offer support and assistance to patients. Bereavement support is also provided free to Hospice patients, family and friends.
Cayman HospiceCare is funded primarily by donations and costs more than CI$1,500 per day to operate.
Cayman Islands Humane Society
153 North Sound Road
Tel: (345) 949 1461
Volunteers, who are always needed, work in four areas: the bookstore, thrift store, animal shelter (walking dogs, etc.) or in fundraising. The Society operates an excellent second-hand book store (Book Loft) as well as a thrift shop (Claws It). They are always willing to accept donations and are also always seeking foster care for puppies, kittens, and other animals infected with heart worms.
Cayman Islands Red Cross
34 Huldah Ave, Thomas Russell Way
Tel: (345) 949 6785
Email: ciredx@candw.ky
With more than 150 active volunteers, the Cayman Islands Red Cross is involved in the Red Cross Thrift Shop, disaster preparation and response, HIV and AIDS peer education and numerous training programmes for first aid, CPR and AED. The Red Cross works in various communities within the Cayman Islands to establish Community Disaster Response Teams (CDRTs), which are trained and supported to serve as focal points in the event of an emergency or disaster. The Red Cross building is also a hurricane shelter and is usually the first to open when there is a hurricane threat to Grand Cayman. The annual fee for the Cayman Islands Red Cross is CI$10. They are always looking for new volunteers.
Cayman Wildlife Rescue
Contact: Alison Corbert
Email: caymanwildliferescue@gmail.com
Sponsored by the National Trust for the Cayman Islands, this programme rescues, rehabilitates and releases native and endemic wildlife. Staffed entirely by volunteers, many with other full-time jobs, it is financed entirely by donations from the public. If you would like to help by donating funds or volunteering time, please contact project manager Alison Corbett. Cayman Wildlife Rescue meets at 6pm at the National Trust Office in Dart Park on the first Thursday of every month. The meeting is open to the public.
If you find a sick, injured or orphaned wild animal contact the Wildlife Emergency Hotline (345) 917 BIRD (2473).
Hearts through Hands
Contact: Pamela Crysler (Tel: (345) 946 3067)
or Francine Brown (Tel: (345) 947 1863)
Email: cryslerfam@hotmail.com
A non-profit ladies group that gathers in a friendly atmosphere to make quilts, crafts and handbags for charity and missions. Meetings are held on Wednesdays from 9.30am to 12 noon, September through June, at the Family Life Centre (Academy Way and Walkers Road, George Town).
National Council of Voluntary Organisations (NCVO)
Tel: (345) 949 2124
Email: ncvo@candw.ky
The NCVO is one of the oldest charities on the Island, serving the community for more than 30 years. The Council oversees the Jack and Jill Nursery and Early Learning Centre, Miss Nadine's Preschool, the Nadine Andreas Residential Foster Home, the NCVO Caring Cousin Welfare Scheme and the John R. Gray Memorial Grant.
NCVO's largest fundraiser, the annual Radio Telethon, is held in November. Please call and make a pledge.
National Trust for the Cayman Islands
558A South Church Street (Dart Park)
Tel: (345) 949 0121
Email: Info@NationalTrust.org.ky
The National Trust owns and protects more than 2,000 acres of nature reserves as well as owning, leasing or managing 13 historic properties on the three Islands. They also organise many special events and activities for members. Fees for membership include: individual (CI$30) and family (CI$45). See the Activities for Adults section for additional information.
Pink Ladies Volunteer Corps
Contact: Dorothy Miller (345) 949 2269
Email: dorothy.miller@candw.ky
or Jane Moon, Tel: (345) 916 1504
Email: janemoon@candw.ky
The Pink Ladies Volunteer Corps has been raising funds for the community since its establishment in 1980. The main fundraising activities of the Corps are the Pink Hibiscus Coffee Shop at GT Hospital, where volunteers help out for about four hours per week, and the Annual Tea and Bazaar held in late November. The craft group meets on Tuesday mornings at the Dart Park in South Sound, and a number of monthly social events and activities are also organised. Funds raised by the Pink Ladies support community projects such as The Pines Retirement Home, Lighthouse School, NCVO, school lunch programmes, Special Olympics and a number of other worthy causes. Volunteers and new members are always welcome and should contact PLVC Secretary Jane Moon for information.
Volunteers for Prison Reading
Contact: Natalie Joseph Caesar
Tel: (345) 947 3000, Ext. 243
Email: Natalie.Joseph-Caesar@gov.ky
The community can play a big role in helping offenders to be responsible citizens. This is encompassed in their vision statement: "We will be instrumental in steering them towards being responsible citizens with the help of their families and the community." Volunteers and organisations have an important role to play in the provision of prison-based programmes and assisting the prisoners' integration back into society. They have since engaged the community in a number of projects. Inmates who are assessed as suitable will be given the chance to participate in these projects.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Another great way to meet people and socialise is to attend some of the annual or regular year-round events listed below. They are well worth a visit.
Monthly Events
Calico Jacks, Full Moon Madness
Tel: (345) 945 7850
Dancing on the beach, with occasional themes like foam parties. Music is generally chart toppers and remixes.
Kaibo Beach Bar & Grill
Tel: (345) 947 9975
Every Friday nearest the full moon, drive your boat up and have dinner on the beach "Arabian style." They also have a gourmet Supper Club once a month. Both are very popular and get booked up fast.
The Wharf
Tel: (345) 949 2231
Email: thewharf@candw.ky
On the last Friday of the month, the Boogie Nights dance party runs from 9.30pm-1.30am and consists of classic 70's disco music. Every Tuesday is Salsa Evening, with free dance lessons from 9pm. The second Friday of every month is 80's night, featuring all of your favourite music from the 80's.
Annual Events
Mardi Gras
Kaibo comes alive on Ash Wednesday with hundreds of people who drive or boat up for festivities that begin in the daytime and carry on well into the early morning hours.
National Celebrations
Look out for your country's national day. There are normally special events organised at local bars or games on the beach.
Australia Day (January)
Brings the best of Down Under to Cayman.
Best Of British (June)
The Queen's Birthday.
USA (July)
Independence Day, complete with hotdogs and fireworks.
Canada Day (July)
Filled with games and entertainment.
Constitution Day (July)
Celebrating Cayman's heritage.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
There is a saying in Cayman that we have two things in overwhelming abundance: churches and banks. There are more than 200 churches, with almost every faith and denomination represented. The following are just some of the services held every week.
Anglican Church
Church of England St. Alban's (Grand Cayman)
and St. Mary's (Cayman Brac)
Pastor: Reverend Nicholas Sykes
Tel: (345) 949 2757
Sunday matins 8.30am; scripture study 9am; Holy communion 9.30am with Sunday school available; evening prayer 6pm (Tuesday-Friday); midday prayers 12.30pm. Homework schooling is available Wednesdays and Fridays from 3.30-5pm.
Anglican (Episcopal)
St. George's Anglican (Episcopal) Church
Pastor: Reverend Archdeacon Hollis, Peter Lynch
Tel: (345) 949 5583
Wednesday mass 7.30am; Sunday mass 7am and 9am; Sunday school 9am; Bible study Wednesday 7pm; baptisms, marriages and confessions must be made by appointment.
Baptist
Cayman Islands Baptist Church
Pastor: Dr. Randy Von Kanel
163 Pedro Castle Road, Savannah, Grand Cayman
(across from Savannah-Newlands playfield)
Tel: (345) 946 2422 or (345) 926 2422
Email: cibaptist@candw.ky
Sunday services: Sunday school 9am (Bible study for all ages); worship service 10am; evening service 6.30pm; youth night (Fridays) 7pm-9pm.
First Baptist Church of Grand Cayman
Pastor: Sr. Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile
Tel: (345) 949 0692
Email: fbc@fbc.org.ky
Sunday services: 10.30am and 6pm; Sunday school 9.15am; Bible study Wednesday 6.15pm. See Ad Page 258
Catholic
St Ignatius Catholic Church
Pastor: Father Paul Ballien
597 Walker’s Road
Tel: (345) 949 6797
Email: ignatious@candw.ky
Daily mass: Monday-Friday 7am; Friday mass 6pm; weekend mass Saturday 8.30am and 6pm; Sunday service 8am, 11.30am and 6pm; Sunday school 10.15am-11.15am; public holiday mass times 8.30am; confessions, Saturday 5pm-5.45pm; prayer meeting, Wednesday 6pm; music ministry, Tuesday 6pm.
Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church
Rev. Blackman Road, West Bay
Sunday mass: 9.45am; prayer meeting: Wednesday 6.30pm
Lutheran
Safe Harbour Lutheran Church
Pastor: Reverend Edmond Auger
141 Jennifer Drive, Snug Harbour
Tel: (345) 949 1835
Sunday service 10am. Services are held in the conference centre at the Ritz Carlton
Methodist
Wesleyan Holiness Church
Tel: (345) 946 3676
Sunday services: 10am, 11am and 5.30pm
Non-Denominational
Agape Family Worship Centre
Tel: (345) 949 2539
Email: agape@candw.ky
Sunday services: 10am and 6.30pm; Wednesday service: 7.30pm and Friday youth group 7.30pm.
Pentecostal
All Nations United Pentecostal Church
Tel: (345) 949 9533/9379
Email: upc@candw.ky
Tuesday: young people 7.30pm; Thursday: Bible study/prayer meeting 7.30pm and Sunday service 11am
Presbyterian & Congregational
Elmslie Memorial United Church
Minister: Rev. Dr. Dave Hazle
Administrator: John Macmillan
Tel: (345) 949 7923 Fax: (345) 949 1723
Email: elmslie@candw.ky
Sunday services: 10.30am and 7pm
Elmslie also has two smaller churches affiliated with it:
George Hicks Memorial Church
South Sound, Sunday service: 9am
Robert Young Memorial Church
Crewe Road, Sunday service: 9am
Seventh Day Adventist
Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh-Common Day Adventist
Mission Tel: (345) 949 2647/8167
Sabbath service: 9.15am; Sunday service 7.30pm; Wednesday service 7.30pm.
Hindu Services
Dr. Krishna Mani,
Tel: (345) 945 1565 (office)
or (345) 947 1678 (home)
Email: krisbina@candw.ky
Jewish Services
Call Beth Shalom on Tel: (345) 948 0518
Call or visit the website for information regarding services and community events. There is also a Jewish synagogue on Cayman Brac.
Muslim Services
Muzaffar Soomro
Tel: (345) 329 2079 or (345) 925 0722
Email: isci@candw.ky
Friday (Juma) prayers are at 1pm. During the month of Ramadan, daily Taraweeh Prayers are offered. Call the Mosque for information.
