Cymraeg

Dorrien Election [handshake]

Bishop Dorrien elected

The former Archdeacon of Carmarthen, Dorrien Davies, has been elected as the next Bishop of St Davids.

The Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, made the announcement after after a two-day meeting of the Electoral College behind the locked doors of St Davids cathedral.

Archbishop Andrew said he was “delighted.. His experience of this place and his deep wisdom and his skills will all be deployed in both leading the diocese forward and bringing it together in faith, hope and love."

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His appointment was confirmed at a Sacred Synod held in Cardiff on November 29th. His consecration will take place in Bangor Cathedral - seat of the Archbishop - on January 27th and he will be enthroned in St David cathedral a week later on February 3rd.

Read more - "Let's make this journey together"

Remembrance Service [Holy Trinity] 2023
WE SHALL REMEMBER…

On Sunday, 12th November, Holy Trinity Church, Aberystwyth, welcomed members of the Royal British Legion, the Armed Forces, cadets, the Emergency Services, local troops, the town’s dignitaries and the local community to the town’s Remembrance Sunday service. Around 200 people came to commemorate those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The service was followed by the parade to the town’s war memorial for a short Act of Remembrance.

Remembrance Service [Aber} 2023

Focus on NSM(L) Ministry

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Keeping it local

This year marks the tenth anniversary of non-stipendiary (local) ministry (NSM(L))

Director of Ministry Rhiannon Johnson looks back over its first decade.

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Strength in numbers

So, after ten years, what have we learned? A survey has come up with some answers

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Carys Hamilton

Revd Carys Hamilton

The NSM(L) system gave me the confidence to follow my calling to the Ministry. The training was excellent under the guidance of Canon Rhiannon Johnson. I had the support and encouragement that I needed to take the next step, namely to be a Non-Stipendiary Minister. Since then, I have not looked back and am very happy in my ministry.

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How to treat refugees like human beings

It’s Saturday morning at the All Saints Anglican Cathedral complex in central Cairo ...

John Holdsworth visits a job fair with a difference...in Egypt

History Book Cover [Gofal ein Gwinllan]

GOFAL EIN GWINLLAN

The contribution of the Church in Wales to Welsh literature, history and culture.

Volume 1

Editors: A. Cynfael Lake and D. Densil Morgan

Publisher: Y Lolfa 2023

ISBN: 978-1-800994553

Price: £12


The Vineyard We Care For

The publication of this splendid volume of essays in Welsh is also of real importance to non-Welsh speakers. In our 160-year history, attempts to point out the importance of the language were often met by leaders who dismissed the need for Welsh-speaking bishops, insisting that the church did not exist merely to promote the language. There was never any such danger. The early translators, the bishops and archdeacons who worked away to provide Bible, Prayer Book, Metrical Psalms, Poems, schools to teach the people in their own language, did so for the love of the Gospel, and love and concern for the people. Read Enid Morgan's review

Bodyguards [book cover]
A good Christmas read

Title: The Bodyguards

Author: Geraint Wyn Jones

Publisher: The author 2023

ISBN 9798866121649

Price: Hardback £13.99, Paperback £8.99, Kindle £2.99


Ministering spirits sent to serve

Geraint Wyn Jones’ retelling of the Christmas story from the angels’ point of view.

Read Peter Bement's review