
Sally Rees has written an article for the Diocesan website about the work of Anna chaplains in the community.
Find out more about their work in our own ministry area on our own Anna Chaplaincy page.


Sally Rees has written an article for the Diocesan website about the work of Anna chaplains in the community.
Find out more about their work in our own ministry area on our own Anna Chaplaincy page.

The upcoming Celtic Roots Festival is a response to the LyCiG challenge to be more present in our communities. Another aspect of this challenge is to be praying more for our communities. We will therefore be combining these two priorities at St Edmund’s Church, Crickhowell on 17 October from 5pm – 6.30pm with an exciting evening of prayer for the festival.
Please come and join us for this time for what promises to be a key part of the Celtic Roots Festival. We will explore a little of what prayer can be, will spend time actually praying, and will explore the ways in which we can continue to pray before, during, and after the festival.
Find out more about how to pray for the festival here.

Are you grieving the death of a loved-one or struggling with the long-term effects of loss? St Edmund’s Church will be hosting this course in the Parish Hall commencing on 10 November 2025. Find out more

Pentecost 2025 sees the launch of our Ministry Area Mission Action Plan, calling us all to work together as we seek to develop and deepen our own discipleship and service, as well as to reach out to others in our community with the Gospel of Jesus.
The Mission Action Plan is intended to help us all to live out God’s personal call to mission in our local communities. Working together, we can achieve far more than we can as individual churches. I hope that we will all be able to contribute to making our vision bear spiritual fruit for the Kingdom, under the leading and empowering of the Holy Spirit.
Revd Rana Khan
Ministry Area Leader
We have also prepared a prayer sheet containing a different short prayer to use on each day of the week. Print as double-sided (flip on short edge and fold) and use it as part of your daily prayer routine.

Anna Chaplaincy to older people in the Brynmawr community has been developing over the last 2 years and so this role is already partly established. There is now an opportunity for someone new to continue the ministry in Care homes and to individuals who are isolated or lonely in Brynmawr in need of spiritual care.
Anna Chaplaincy is a model of Ministry to Older People in the Community, extending pastoral and spiritual care beyond those in church congregations to anyone in their local community who would like spiritual care, wherever they may live.
Anna Chaplains support older people spiritually:
For further information see – https://www.annachaplaincy.org.uk
Are you a committed Christian who is passionate about reaching out to older people and sharing God’s love with them?
Do you have the skills to:
This is an opportunity to further develop existing ministry through: Working in partnership with Brynmawr Churches Together in:
Flexible part time position: 5 and half hours per week
Real Living Wage – £12.60 per hour
Contract Terms: Initially one-year fixed term, subject to future funding
For further information or an informal conversation about the role, please contact:
For an application form please contact Mrs Gayron Williams on the above email address
Closing date: Friday 10 January 2025
Interviews are likely to take place on 17th January 2025.

The Jerusalem Choir from the Korean London Full Gospel Church will be performing at St Edmund’s Church, Crickhowell at 2.00pm on Saturday 23 November 2024.

Robert Jermaine Thomas travelled from Llanover to China and Korea. Whilst he was killed in Korea for his faith, he left bibles which spread the seeds of the knowledge of God in Christ Jesus.
Come and be blessed through music, words, and refreshments. All are welcome.

Are you grieving the death of a loved-one or struggling with the long-term effects of loss? St Edmund’s Church will be hosting this course in the Parish Hall commencing on 11 November 2024. Find out more

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Stunt as our Ministry Area administrator. Richard has been involved with churches for most of his life, as a child in the Baptist Church and as an adult within the Charismatic Church movement. Between 2010 and 2021 he and his family served abroad, discipling young believers, seeking to build church in communities where the name of Jesus has never been proclaimed, and leading and equipping the church to pray for the nations. Richard and family only returned to the UK when the government in their host country told them they had to leave. For the last three years they have been readjusting to life in the UK and South Wales and working out what their next steps might be. He is married with 2 older teenage children.

The Diocese of Swansea and Brecon is seeking to recruit Ministry Area administrators, including for the St Catwg area. To find out more, please visit the Diocesan website.



Everyone is invited to a special service to license and welcome the Revd Deb Wilson to the St Catwg Ministry Area.
The Bishop of Swansea and Brecon, the Rt Revd John Lomas, will conduct the service which will take place at St Edmund’s Church, Crickhowell on Thursday February 8th at 7 pm.
“It is with great joy that we welcome the Revd Deb to our team in the St Catwg Ministry Area. We look forward to sharing in our collective journey of faith as we serve together in unity and dedication.”
Revd Rana Khan,
Ministry Area Leader
