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Staff from Cwmbach Church in Wales Primary School have completed the Swansea Half Marathon in a heartfelt tribute to their much loved colleague Ioan Evans, who died unexpectedly in February.

Meet the people who will be ordained as Priests by Bishop Mary later this month.

The school community at All Saints Church in Wales Primary School, Barry, is delighted to have achieved the prestigious Cymraeg Campus Silver Award, recognising the significant progress made in promoting the Welsh language and Welsh culture across all aspects of school life.

The Rev’d Kate Harrison, Canon Chancellor of Llandaff Cathedral, was deeply honoured to preach at the Benefact Group Service of Celebration, held at the world‑renowned St Paul’s Cathedral in London, one of the most prestigious and historically significant venues in the country.

A Cynon Uchaf Ministry Area service at St Fagan’s brought the community together in a powerful celebration of the unity of the Trinity, reflecting on the many ways in which we are different yet deeply united in Christ.

St David’s Church, Tonyrefail, in Llan Ministry Area became part of the I Love Tonyrefail Music Festival for the very first time this year, joining a vibrant day of celebration that brought together families, young people, and the wider community through song, music, storytelling, and local talent.

The Pet Blessing Service at St Michael’s Church, Maesteg, in the Llynfi and Upper Afan Valleys Ministry Area, was a warm and joy‑filled gathering that celebrated the deep bond between people and the animals who share their lives.

Bryncoch Church in Wales Primary School is celebrating a significant achievement after being awarded the Silver Cymraeg Campus Award, a recognition of the school’s deep and sustained commitment to inspiring pupils to use and enjoy the Welsh language.

Rev'd James Lawson, priest in Rhondda Ministry Area, reflects on Pentecost.

St Paul’s Church, Grangetown, in South Cardiff MA welcomed 'Whovians' from across the diocese as it celebrated the 21st anniversary of the Doctor Who episode Father’s Day, which was originally filmed inside the church. Visitors arrived in costume, adding colour and excitement to an event that honoured both its legacy and the community that helped bring the episode to life.