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- HAITI – WHERE IS GOD IN ALL OF THIS?
"God is with those who suffer" writes Bishop John.
- NEW ELECTORAL ROLL FORMS
A new electoral roll must be completed before the Annual Vestry meeting 2010. There are two forms. One for the electoral roll and the other a skills audit. Click below to download
- The Bishop's Christmas Message
Live to make a difference
- St Michael’s College Vocation Course
“Who, me Lord” is a course designed for those who might be thinking about ministry or who want to deepen their knowledge of Christianity but are unsure how they will get on with formal study.
- Bishop John Supports the Wall of Life
Our Bishop has joined other faith leaders to support "the Wall of Life".
- Eastmoor Centre Opening Times
The Eastmoor Resource Centre will be open for printing services from 10.00 am to 12.00pm - Monday to Friday.
- Vacancies
Please click link for current list
Welcome to the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon website
The Diocese was created in 1923 from the ancient Diocese of St. David's and comprises most of the former counties of Brecon and Radnor together with the City of Swansea, the Swansea valley connecting it with Brecknock, and the Gower Peninsula.
The Diocese covers an area of 340,877 hectares with a distance of over 100 miles from north to south. With the weight of urban life and its population in the south and the contrasting sparsity of rural life in the north, the unity of the Diocese is of great importance.
The Cathedral is situated in Brecon, which is equidistant from both ends of the Diocese. The Diocese is divided into two Archdeaconries. The Archdeaconry of Brecon celebrated in 1988 the 800th anniversary of the visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury to the home of Gerald, Archdeacon of Brecon (Giraldus Cambrensis) at Llandew near Brecon. The Archdeaconry of Gower was created in 1923 on the formation of the Diocese.