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A multi-faith church service to celebrate the wealth of talent and diversity of the National Health Service in Wales is one of several activities taking place to mark the 75th anniversary in July. The Church of the Resurrection in Ely, Cardiff, will be holding the event on 4 July, the eve of the day the NHS started on 5 July 1948.

Diocesan Secretary Jams Laing sheds some light on the discussions and decisions that have been going on in the diocese since Bishop Mary's arrival, as pledged last year following requests in the clergy survey.

The Refugee Week 2023 theme has highlighted to Cathedral School, Llandaff, the need for compassion all year round as the school enters its second year under the ‘School of Sanctuary’ status.

Being selected as a location for the Churches Unlocked Festival 2023 has kick started a new energy to interact with the community in creative ways.

Churches from Roath and Cathays will be hosting a "Festival of Flowers and Music, Sacred and Secular" in celebration of the formation of the Ministry Area over a year ago.

Refugee Week is the world’s largest arts and culture festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of people seeking sanctuary. It’s been running in the UK since 1998. This year is its 25th Anniversary. The theme is compassion and throughout the week from 19th – 25th June, St Mary the Virgin Church will be celebrating what compassion looks like in action.

A shrine dedicated the Virgin Mary’s rescue of a drowning boy will be the destination of a pilgrimage taken by the residents of former mining village Penrhiwceiber as they begin celebrations of local church’s anniversary.