From a tiny Fiat 500 to a 1957 Porsche, twenty cars will take to the roads of North Wales this October on a pilgrimage ...
The Organ Scholarship programme is supported by the Wrexham Parochial Educational Foundation. Previous organ scholars have ...
The new Archdeacon of Wrexham, the Ven. Emma Whittick, has been welcomed and installed at St Asaph Cathedral. The service of ...
The Church in Wales promotes and encourages safer practice in the work undertaken with children and adults at risk and aims to create and maintain an organisational culture that reflects the ...
A Christian is someone who both believes in God and who commits to be a follower of the Son of God, Jesus. Following Jesus can involve many things, but it starts with relationship. First, it’s about ...
The Most Revd Cherry Vann archbishop@churchinwales.org.uk Executive Assistant Vicki Stevens monbishpa@churchinwales.org.uk 01633 263510 ...
All Saints' church, Llansaint is set in the middle of the village that surrounds it and has been a place of Christian worship since at least the 12th century. The church building has experienced ...
The Revised New Calendar and The Contemporary Collects is an updated version of the 2003 book, The New Calendar and the Collects. The liturgy within the book is the same except for a few minor errors ...
This guide is intended to give you a broad outline of your pension when you retire, die, or leave the ministry of the Church in Wales. The information contained in this booklet does not confer rights ...
The recently elected Bishop of Bangor, the Rt Revd. Dr Manon Ceridwen James, was consecrated at a special service today. Hundreds of people from across Wales packed into St Woolos Cathedral in Newport ...
The Energy Footprint Tool, the Church in Wales’ online carbon calculator, is now open to input your church’s 2024 energy data. Quick and easy-to-use, the online tool will instantly calculate the ...
In October 2024, in response to concerns which had been brought to his attention, the Archbishop of Wales, The Most Revd Andrew John, commissioned a visitation of Bangor Cathedral and a review by ...
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