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“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.

Every May, churches across the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland hold a huge variety of fundraising events, making Christian Aid Week one of the biggest acts of Christian witness in Britain and Ireland. This May, Christian Aid also marks 80 years since it was founded in 1945.

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 Thirtyone:eight, an external body that specialises in safeguarding advice in church settings. The reporting process is now complete and the following summary reports have now been released publicly, and can be accessed below. We are grateful to all who contributed to this careful and prayerful process. The reports give details of the next steps which will now be taken.

Welsh Mothers Union Provincial President meets royal patron, HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh, at Buckingham Palace

The Archbishop of Wales, The Most Revd Andrew John on the election of the newly elected Pope Leo XIV

A free exhibition showcasing the history and restoration of one of Holyhead's most historic landmarks will open next month.

St Padarn’s is launching a new series of engaging talks taking place at various locations across Wales this year.

The Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, calls for a "more professional, grounded, compassionate, connected and creative Church" in his Presidential Address to members of the Governing Body of the Church in Wales.

Bangor's historic Bible Gardens are undergoing a significant transformation as part of the city's 1500th anniversary celebrations, with preparatory work already underway.