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.

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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.

Context based learning - Water and Faith
Church schools in Patron Saint’s county ‘under threat’
Church education in the county which is the birthplace of Wales’s Patron Saint is under threat from a series of actions by the local council which the Church in Wales warns could amount to religious discrimination.

Research and Information
Statement of the Bench of Bishops of the Church in Wales on the publication of the EHRC Draft Code of Practice
The publication of the EHRC's Draft Code of Practice has caused fresh pain and anxiety to many trans people. We want to respond clearly.

Community protests against council proposal to change Cilgerran School status
Supporters of Ysgol Cilgerran Church in Wales Voluntary Controlled Primary School have protested at a Pembrokeshire County Council meeting against council plans to remove church status from the school.
