News / Events 
- ST DAVID'S SHRINE TO BE RESTORED
A £150,000 appeal to restore the shrine of Wales' patron saint is to be launched this week at St Davids Cathedral.
- Compensation for PA equipment
If your church uses Channel 69 for its wireless microphones you could be due compensation to adapt to new frequency allocations.
- WINGS TO FLY
'As Christendom dissolves', the Revd Dr George Lings offers some fresh expressions of Church. Slides and lecture notes from the 2010 Diocesan Clergy Summer School.
- LOG ON...TUNE UP...HELP OUT
The Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) in Wales has launched an online survey of the church music scene throughout the country. Take part at www.rscm.com/wales
- NEW POST FOR ARCHDEACON
Ven. Dr. John Holdsworth, Archdeacon of St Davids and Vicar of Steynton since 2003, has been appointed to the newly-created post of Executive Archdeacon for the Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf.
- MUSIC FOR A SUMMER'S EVENING
A series of concerts by resident and visiting musicians. Wednesdays, 8.15 pm.
Location: St Davids Cathedral
- RSCM FESTIVAL SERVICE
Sing classic service settings and anthems in the atmosphere of the Cathderal - or just listen and worship. Includes presentation of awards. Rehearsal 1400, service 1700, Saturday 25 September.
Location: St Davids Cathedral
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Send Email- Back to Church Sunday
26th September is the day to invite friends 'back to church' to see how things have changed.
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Tel:01348 831354
Send Email- Walk Saint David
A mission involving churches across three counties - West Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion. Partly sponsored by a Venturing in Mission Grant from the Diocese of St Davids.
Location: West Wales
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Tel:01970 617184
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St Michael's Church
Laura Place
Aberystwyth
Ceredigion
SY23 2AU- Sisters of Sinai
How two Scottish twins made one of the most important finds in Biblical research - ever!
Location: Swansea University
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Tel:01792 205678
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Welcome to the diocese of St Davids, named after Wales’ patron saint whose cathedral in Pembrokeshire is one of the jewels of the nation. As well as Pembrokeshire, the modern diocese also covers the counties of Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire, including the Western industrial valleys and the town of Llanelli, as well as some of the most rural and remote areas of Mid Wales.
Read more about the history of the diocese
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THOROUGHLY MODERN MARRIAGE
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MILLION POUND MAKEOVER
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