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Burry Port and Pwll: We are an inclusive church at the centre of one of the largest towns in the diocese who seek to worship God, build his Church and love his World.

CARDIGAN: The Cardigan Group of Parishes consists of four parishes, three of which (St Cynllo ,Llangoedmor, St Pedrog, Y Ferwig and Holy Cross, Mwnt) are rural churches centred on St Mary's Church in the Market Town of Cardigan. They maintain Anglican Liturgy and are open to the local community as well as visitors. There is a warm welcome to all.

Cilgerran with Bridell, Llantood and Eglwyswrw: Welcome to our Parish web site. We are a group of four rural churches located in scenic North Pembrokeshire. We extend a very warm welcome to all. The churches in the group are St Llawddog, Cilgerran. St. David, Bridell. St. Illtud, Llantood. St. Cristiolus, Eglwyswrw.

Cwm Aman: Consisting of the parishes of Cwm Aman and Gwaun Cae Gurwen, this is a group of four churches located in post-industrial mining villages in the upper Amman Valley.

Cynwyl Elfed with Cwmduad and Newchurch and Trelech a'r Betws: Welcome to the four churches of our group of parishes to the north of Carmarthen - St Cynwyl's in Cynwyl Elfed, St Alban in Cwmduad, St Michael's in Newchurch and St Telio's in Penybont. We are a rural benefice and our churches have deep roots in the agricultural communities in which they are set. Our small congregations are drawn from the villages of the area and extend a warm welcome to all who wish to join us in our journey of faith. Through our worship, fellowship and service, we seek to make known the love of God in Jesus to those among whom we live and work.

Fishguard: St Mary's Church is situated in the heart of Fishguard and open every day. A warm welcome is extended to all at our services.

Gorslas with Cross Hands and Carmel: Croeso Cynnes. A warm welcome to the Parish of Gorslas in the Deanery of Dyffryn Aman. The Parish is located in the Mynydd Mawr area; the upper Gwendraeth Valley. We are very close to the Botanical Gardens with Llyn Llech Owain an important feature. Carmel Television Mast identifies our area from afar. The Parish is close to the M4 (Pont Abraham) corridor and Cross Hands roundabout A48 dual carriageway locates entrances to the various communities. Gorslas Parish and surrounding villages developed during the Coal Mining Industry late C19. Today no trace of coal mining industry is seen except for a memorial stained glass rose window in St Lleian's Church depicting a miners lamp. In recent years the area has developed with Cross Hands Business Park. We now see new industry and new housing development. There has been a great deal of changes but the community still holds its Welsh identity and particularly its friendliness. Our Parish Vision and Renewal focuses on "Sharing Christ in the Community". The Churches share worship with Welsh, English and Bilingual Services. All are welcome to enjoy fellowship and grow in the Christian faith.

Llandysul w Bangor Teifi w Henllan and Llanfairollwyn w Llangynllo: We are a collection of small rural parishes in the West of Wales. We extend a welcome to all - whether visitors or local. Services are in Welsh or English (or bilingual).

Llangeler with Penboyr: In the North Carmarthenshire countryside between Llandysul and Newcastle Emlyn

Llangrannog w Llandysiliogogo wPenbryn: We are three small churches on the Cardigan Bay coast. It's a popular area with holidaymakers, drawn by the beaches, the Heritage Coast, the marine life and the Coastal Path. We're always pleased to welcome new faces, local or on holiday!

Llangynnwr and Cwmffrwd: Llangunnor Church and St. Anne's, Cwmffrwd, are both on the outskirts of Carmarthen. We extend a warm welcome to all, whether visitors or local people.

Llanpumsaint with Llanllawddog: We are three small rural churches who extend a warm welcome to all - whether visitors or local.

Llanstadwel: The Parish is on the banks of the Haven and with church buildings in Llanstadwell & Neyland

Rectorial Benefice of Aberystwyth: Recovering His reputation. A group of five churches in the seaside town of Aberystwyth.

St Dogmaels, Moylegrove and Monington: We are a rural coastal parish in West Wales, with a strong sense of community and a welcome to all.

The Maenordeifi Group: We are a group of small rural Churches in North Pembrokeshire and South Ceredigion. We are committed to the the best standards in Worship, Welcome and Witness to all.

Walton West with Talbenny and Haroldston West (The Havens): We are three welcomming and beautiful coastal churches in Pembrokeshire

Whitland (Eglwys Fair Glyn-taf) w Cyffig & Henllan Amgoed & Llan-gan w Llandysillio & Clunderwen: We are a typical West Wales country Parish, welcoming and friendly. There are four Churches in the group, each unique.

Ystrad: We are a friendly group of four churches following Jesus in the Vale of Aeron