Our Church is on Cowbridge Road East, in the western suburbs of Cardiff. It's opposite the Post Office, next to the Co-op and close to the Chapter Arts Centre. Its modern design might mislead you into walking past without realising that it is a church! It is once again becoming a place for us to celebrate our common faith and for sharing our creativity, for eating together, for discussion, music and recreation for all ages.
Please see details of online and live services under CHURCH INFORMATION/REGULAR ACTIVITIES at the top of this page...
And just at the moment we are participating in the Climate Coalition's SHOW THE LOVE campaign. See the documents posted above.
*LATEST NEWS*
Cardiff Council has given provisional approval of the plans for building alteration and expansion of the garden. This is a major step forward for which we have been waiting for some months and we hope that we will soon forge ahead with the refurbishment plans...
The APRIL - MAY NEWSLINK IS HERE. You can find it (and earlier issues) under the 'News' pulldown menu above...
There's a new section to the website where we are able to place some of the excellent sermons and talks we are able to enjoy at CUC on Sundays. See 'Sermons' above.
GARDEN NEWS - see under NEWS above
CONCERTS - The next concert in CUC is planned for late June. Details to follow!
SUNDAY 18th MAY - a talk from John Morgans about his new book 'Penrhys, A Village on a Hill', concerning the life and ministry of John Morgans and his wife Norah. It records how God encouraged the creation of Llanfair, a church community to come into being in February 1992. This was despite many challenges since Penrhys opened in 1968. By 1992, Penrhys' sister community, Hendrefadog, half a mile away, had been demolished. It had existed for only 30 years. It had experienced the same challenges as Penrhys before its extinction in the 1980s. What was the difference between the two communities? Was it the existence of Llanfair? In its struggle to become a village, Llanfair Penrhys revealed vision, courage and determination. It discovered core values, enabling it to become the heart of the community.
The talk begins at 3pm with FREE entry and refreshments on offer afterwards. Copies of the book will be on sale at £10.
