As the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season approaches, Caribbean communities are preparing through both practical and spiritual channels, with a national interfaith prayer service scheduled to open the season officially on June 1. Organizers have extended an open invitation to all members of the general public to join the special National Church Service, which will be held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church located in John England Village, St. Peters. The gathering will kick off promptly at 5:00 p.m. local time, centered on the theme “In the Shadow of His Wings, We Take Refuge.” This annual spiritual gathering comes as the Atlantic Hurricane Season traditionally begins on June 1 each year, bringing months of potential severe weather threats to coastal and island communities across the Atlantic basin. For many regions, seeking collective divine protection ahead of the storm season is a long-held community tradition that unites residents of all backgrounds in hope and shared preparation. Whether attendees come from faith backgrounds or simply seek a space to gather with neighbors ahead of the coming storm season, all are welcome to participate in this service of reflection, prayer, and collective hope for a safe 2026 hurricane season.