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Christian leaders, representing churches and chapels across Wales, are joining together to invite people to pray for peace this Christmas. The Anglican Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cardiff and Bishop of Menevia, Mark O’Toole, and the Moderator of the Free Church Council of Wales, Simon Walkling, are issuing a joint message which acknowledges the tensions and tragedies in the world today and invites people to church to reflect and pray for peace.

Since 2015 St Fagan’s Church, Aberdare have been reaching out to those who would be alone on Christmas Day to offer food, fun and friendship on Christmas Day. They're delighted to be back again for Christmas 2023 making sure that nobody has to spend Christmas alone.

Cardiff primary schools and jazz students from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama perform in Festival of Christmas Music directed by Llandaff Cathedral.

The Reverend Canon Tim Jones, Diocesan Director of Ministry, writes the second of four Advent reflections.

The Reverend Canon Ryan Green, Diocesan Director of Ordinands, writes the first of four Advent reflections

Churches urged to support Christmas Appeal for the Holy Land

A Living Wage action organised by Citizens Cymru took to the streets of Pontypridd to campaign for more employers including Welsh Local Authorities and Health Boards to commit to paying the ‘real living wage’.

Bishop Mary visited the new site of St Nicholas Church in Wales Primary School to bless the premises, children and staff.

The Bishops of the Church in Wales are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. In a statement issued today (November 16), they say only a ceasefire will enable aid to be delivered and a diplomatic process to begin.

As part of their 160th anniversary celebrations, which coincided with Remembrance Sunday, St Tyfaelog’s Church has thrown open its doors to invite the community to a week long Poppy Festival, with a focus on celebrating 160 years of faithful service in all its forms.