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Refugee Week is a time when we all come together to celebrate the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. It is a time too for reflection, both on what has happened in the world and what we can do to improve it.

Music and local talent are an integral part to celebrating the heritage of our churches and their communities. During the Churches Unlocked Festival 2023, over 50 events are dedicated to making joyful noise including a concert by the Aber Valley Male Voice Choir. With such a rich history of choral singing in Wales, we take a brief look at its origins.

There are some 26 churches dedicated to St Illtud in Wales, of which four feature in the Churches Unlocked Festival this year. But who was Saint Illtyd and why is he so important to Wales? Historian Philip Morris tells us more...

This Holy Week we see our churches celebrating and spreading the message of Easter and Holy Week to all generations in their communities. But why is it so important to engage young people in this foundational story of the Christian faith and how does the Passion speak to young people today?

Churches and schools have been using the Experience Easter exercise and other hands-on activities to engage pupils in Holy Week.

Safeguarding for churches is being made easier with the My Church People (MCP) system that arrived in Llandaff in July 2022

This Christmas may you know God’s peace in your homes and in your hearts.

In the unbearable lightness of our being God gives us a language