Church

In the middle of Cruz Bay, St. John, you'll find as charming a little chapel as exists anywhere in the Caribbean: Nazareth Lutheran Church.

The story of this quaint, cute, and colorfully cozy little church in Aruba makes me think of The Little Train That Could. It's called the Alto Vista Chapel, and despite the fact that it holds the distinction of being Aruba's very first church, by all rights, it probably shouldn't exist anymore.

Notre Dame de l'Assomption, also known more simply as Le Eglise de Terre-de-Haut, stands out among the various souvenir shops, eateries, and bars in the most commercial corner of Terre-de-Haut, Guadeloupe.

The Christ of Havana (or El Cristo de La Habana) statue has been gracing Havana, Cuba with its peaceful and forgiving gaze since 1958.

The rather plain, stark-white facade of St. James Methodist Church in Hope Town, Elbow Cay belies a colorful past...

As someone whose travel adventures are almost always rooted in random wanderings, serendipity often plays prominently in my subsequent stories and photos.

One of the initial things that really struck me about Saba – the amazing array of churches – was not altogether unexpected.

About the only place in Costa Rica where Catholicism isn't king is the remote jungle town of Tortuguero. The reason why has a lot to do with Jamaica...

The center of the Roman Catholic Church in Martinique for more than 350 years, Saint Louis Cathedral's ties to the Eiffel Tower run to its core.