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Green Energy

6 October 2026

Parish Buying has developed a new and improved energy product called Parish Energy. It is available to churches looking looking for competitive deals on greener energy.

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About us

Welcome to the Church in Wales. Together, our churches serve communities in every corner of Wales, offering places of worship, welcome and support.Inspired by the Good News of Jesus Christ, we seek to share God's love through worship, service and compassionate care.Whether you're exploring faith, looking for a local church or marking an important life event, our website is here to help you find the information and guidance you're looking for.

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Our dioceses

The Church in Wales is organised into six dioceses, each with its own distinctive communities, traditions and opportunities for worship, mission and service.Explore your local diocese to find out more about its churches, news, events and opportunities to get involved.

Bangor

St Asaph

Llandaff

St Davids

Monmouth

Swansea and Brecon

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News

Stay up to date with news from across the Church in Wales:

Provincial news

Classic cars take the pilgrim road through North Wales

From a tiny Fiat 500 to a 1957 Porsche, twenty cars will take to the roads of North …

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Provincial news

Special Service to Install the New Archdeacon of Wrexham

The new Archdeacon of Wrexham, the Ven. Emma Whittick, has been welcomed and installed at St Asaph Cathedral.

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Organ Scholarship Success for Wrexham Teens

Two young people from Wrexham have been awarded a scholarship to learn to play the organ at St …

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Classic cars take the pilgrim road through North Wales

From a tiny Fiat 500 to a 1957 Porsche, twenty cars will take to the roads of North …

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Special Service to Install the New Archdeacon of Wrexham

The new Archdeacon of Wrexham, the Ven. Emma Whittick, has been welcomed and installed at St Asaph Cathedral.

Find out more

Organ Scholarship Success for Wrexham Teens

Two young people from Wrexham have been awarded a scholarship to learn to play the organ at St …

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Y Gymraeg

The Welsh language is alive and well in the Church in Wales as Christians across the land worship, witness and serve God and their communities.Our hope is to continue to develop our provision so that our mission and ministry in Welsh may be strengthened and be given new opportunities to flourish.

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Digital Lectionary

Introducing our new, fully bilingual digital lectionary.The digital lectionary provides easy access to daily collects, readings, and prayers.Whether you're leading a service or preparing for worship, you can now access everything you need in one convenient place.You can download it as an app on your phone, or use it in your browser, and take it with you wherever you go.

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The Church in Wales is part of the Anglican CommunionVisit: www.anglicancommunion.org