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From leading worship to visiting sick and housebound people, volunteers are being invited to take on key roles in their church’s ministry.

Creationtide, or the Season of Creation, is the period in the annual church calendar, from 1st September to 4th October, dedicated to God as Creator and Sustainer of all life. Many churches choose to use this time of year to hold special services and events to give thanks for God's gift of creation, and to renew their commitment to caring for our one planet home.

The distribution of more than £137m to churches across Wales will be discussed at a key meeting of Church in Wales members next month.

Llandaff Diocese’s Rural Churches Officer, Rev’d Victoria Astley works to strengthen the relationship between Church and farming neighbours all year round and met with charities to raise awareness at the Vale of Glamorgan County Show.

Llandaff Diocese Mothers Union have been involved with the AFIA – Away From It All – project for over 30 years and owns a large static caravan at Trecco Bay, Porthcawl. The project supports families who have experienced adversity and do not have the opportunity of a holiday.

This summer, the Diocesan Growth Enablers and some of our clergy have been travelling around the county shows in Llandaff Diocese asking the public what they want and need from their church in their community.

Rev'd Mark Broadway from the Margam Ministry Area tells us of his experience at the Focus Conference Weekend 2023

A renewed interest in pilgrimage reveals a need for people to slow down, simplify their lives and find space for reflection, said the Archbishop of Wales.

Half the Ministry Areas of Llandaff Diocese were represented at this year's South Wales Walsingham Pilgrimage. The small village of Little Walsingham in Norfolk becomes, if only for a few days, the home for some one hundred and thirty Welsh pilgrims.