The Welsh Baptist Union Corporation has a new vision for chapel buildings after the church closes – one that can lay the foundations for future Baptist witness in Wales…
‘I wasn’t looking to leave my work here’ says Rosa over coffee in a café in the village of Tonteg on the outskirts of Cardiff. ‘I think I had expected that I would stay here until I retired, to be honest! This is where we live as a family – we feel part of the community.’ But God opened a different door…
She came to realise that just as Carn Ingli Mountain had always been part of her life, that God had also always been there for her along her journey…
Over the past decade God has transformed this church, and food and hospitality have been at the heart of that transformation…
Three years on from our last face-to-face conferences in 2019, it was fitting that the two days of this year’s conference united many different parts of the Baptist family in Wales…
The Baptist Union of Wales opposes the Westminster’s Government policy of sending refugees to Rwanda. These people are seeking a safe life and a haven so as to re-establish their lives…
“This is the latest development in our church life: a ‘Caru Caersalem’ (‘Loving Caersalem’) evening, an evening of fun, sharing and hearing different voices within the church… in short, everything except a service.”
The Baptist Union of Wales is served by a group of trustees drawn from across the country who ensure we stay on track. We are looking for two new trustees – of any age, any background.
The whole day will be family friendly with activities for all ages to participate in and a chance to renew fellowship with friends. There are also ‘going deeper’ tracks around…
When the Ukraine war broke out, Baptist churches across Europe became some of the humble heroes of the relief response. As families torn apart by
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