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An exhibition at Bangor University will mark 1500 years of Bangor Cathedral with rare manuscripts and archival treasures.

Ahead of Covenant Sunday, delegates from each part of the Commission of the Covenanted Churches in Wales gathered in Cardiff to celebrate fifty years of the Welsh Covenant, an ecumenical partnership between five Christian traditions.

In The Ministry Area of Barry Rev'd Zoe King has led a very special service of blessing for three graves in Merthyr Dyfan Cemetery which have been taken over by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

Young choristers from St Asaph Cathedral will be travelling to Finland this month for a concert tour and cultural exchange.

The Bench of Bishops believe that every human being is a precious child of God, deserving of dignity and respect. We each have an innermost identity known only to God, which it is our purpose to discover in its deepest reality.

The Governing Body met at Venue Cymru in Llandudno on April 30 and May 1, 2025. Over the two days, members heard presentations, debated motions and shared in worship together.

Churches and cathedrals across the country are preparing for Churches Count on Nature 2025.

The Energy Footprint Tool, the Church in Wales’ online carbon calculator, is now open to input your church’s 2024 energy data.

As the Assisted Dying Bill reaches a crucial stage in the House of Commons, the Bench of Bishops of the Church in Wales have reaffirmed their opposition to the measure and have republished their statement calling for no limits to be put upon compassion.

“Hearing loss and deafness is an invisible disability. You can’t tell if a person is deaf or hard of hearing just by looking at them. Especially if they are like teenage me, who styled her hair purposely to hide her “embarrassing” hearing aids,” writes Llandaff and Monmouth Diocese’s Deaf Community Mission Outreach Worker, Nicola Roylance.