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Bangor city centre will be transformed by a procession of schoolchildren on Thursday 11 September, as around 200 local schoolchildren lead a pilgrimage through the city centre to mark St. Deiniol’s Day and Bangor’s 1500th anniversary celebrations.

Two priests will take part in a pilgrimage in Anglesey, honouring the ancient friendship of two 6th-century Celtic saints.

Christian agencies from across the UK and beyond are calling on churches across Britain to pray for peace on Sunday September 21st, coinciding with the UN World Peace Day and the global call to prayer from across the World Council of Churches.

Llandaff Diocese has shared the excellent outcome of the recent Estyn inspection at Alderman Davies Church in Wales Primary School in Neath.

On 21st August 2025, the Representative Body was informed that the Church in Wales (as well as several thousand other bodies) has been affected by a data breach at Access Personal Checking Services Ltd (APCS), a specialist company who carry out DBS background checks on behalf of a wide range of organisations.

The church took its place at the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Show this year, as thriving rural churches across the region came together in a joyful celebration of community, creativity, and faith.

In a vibrant celebration of faith, fun, and friendship, Penarth’s holiday club has once again brought people of all ages together in the heart of the town.

It was with the most profound shock and sorrow that I heard of the tragic death of Bishop Mary’s mother, Daphne. I know that all members of the Church in Wales, and all those who know Bishop Mary, will join with me in offering their sincere sympathies and their prayers for her and her family at this very sad time.

A journey of faith, history, and creativity has come to life in Dyffryn Ardudwy, as Oriel Tŷ Meirion opened an exhibition inspired by the ancient Llwybr Cadfan pilgrimage route.

A church in Powys has become the first in the county to receive a gold Eco Church award.