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Bishops' Easter messages

Easter messages and reflections from our diocesan bishops

The King and Queen will Attend The Royal Maundy Service at St Asaph Cathedral

The King and Queen will attend the Royal Maundy Service at St Asaph Cathedral, on Thursday 2 April, the first time the occasion has been held in North Wales, and only the second time ever in Wales, in its 800-year history.

Church in Wales Hosts National Schools Conference at Principality Stadium

Hundreds of educators, community leaders, and national partners came together at Cardiff’s iconic Principality Stadium for a landmark day in Welsh education as the Church in Wales hosted its flagship national schools conference, Flourishing Together: Celebrating Equity and Excellence in Church in Wales Schools.

Eisteddfod launch for book on Church's contribution to Welsh culture

'Care of our Vineyard: Essays on the Contribution of the Church in Wales' will be launched on 9 August.

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Holy Days

Historic Royal Maundy service takes place at St Asaph Cathedral

Hundreds of people gathered at St Asaph Cathedral today for the annual Royal Maundy service, as it came to Wales for only the second time in its 800-year history.

A Call to Prayer and Public Witness for Peace in the Holy Land

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.

Farewell to the Dean of Brecon, the Very Rev'd Dr Paul Shackerley

Photographs from Choral Evensong at Brecon Cathedral on Sunday 26 April 2026 — the final service of the Very Rev'd Dr Paul Shackerley as Dean of Brecon after nearly 12 years.

Bishops call for prayer and aid for the people of Bukavu

The Bishops of the Church in Wales have added their voice to the calls for international aid for those caught up in the current conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.