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Advent

Advent means ‘coming’ and is the special four-week period leading up to Christmas. It is a time to prepare for the celebration of Jesus’s birth but also for his coming in glory at the end of time.

Diocese

‘Diocese’ refers to the geographical territory in which a bishop exercises oversight. The Church in Wales is divided into six dioceses each with its own cathedral in which is housed the cathedra (the bishop’s ‘chair’ or ‘throne’).

Home Evangelism O Come Let Us Adore Him - Advent Course 2024

O Come Let Us Adore Him - Advent Course 2024

All materials for the O Come Let Us Adore Him Advent Course will be available on this page from 1 November 2024.

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Welcome to 2024's Church in Wales advent course, O Come Let Us Adore Him! This is a provincial course that spans across Wales, with each diocese contributing the teachings for one session each. This is a course designed to be completed in study groups, with discussion questions and videos provided, but it can also be completed alone.

Each video will have a choice of English and Welsh subtitles, and all written materials will be bilingual.

All materials will be available to download on November 1st. Each video will be 15-20 minutes long, and will provide discussion questions for a study group session that will last a recommended time of one hour.

We hope you enjoy this course and use it to draw closer to God this festive season!

Advent Course Programme

  • Advent 1; 25/11/24: Introductory video from Archbishop Andrew John and full session from the Diocese of St. Asaph (Luke 21. 25-36)
  • Advent 2; 02/12/24: Diocese of Monmouth (Luke 3. 1-6)
  • Advent 3; 09/12/24: Diocese of Swansea and Brecon (Luke 3. 7-18)
  • Advent 4; 16/12/24: Diocese of Llandaff (Luke 1. 39-45, [46-55])
  • Christmas Day; 25/12/24: Diocese of St. Davids (Luke 2. 1-14, [15-20])
  • Epiphany; 06/01/24: Diocese of Bangor (Matthew 2. 1-12)

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If you're taking part in the course with your church, you can share your photos with us on social media using the hashtag #OComeLetUsAdoreHim or #ODeuwchAcAddolwn.