Welcome
Welcome to Christchurch United Church's website, where you will find lots of information about who we are, when we meet and what activities take place here.
Statement of Inclusion
Worship
Worship reflects the inter-denominational composition of the congregation. Baptist, Methodist and Covenant Rite Liturgies are used. The Church has an open Communion table at which the invitation is to, 'All who love our Lord Jesus Christ', so this invitation is literally to all, from the youngest to the oldest.
Where We Meet
Christchurch United Church is in Llanedeyrn, east Cardiff. Services are held at 11.00am every Sunday morning.
Services & Events
The church has a busy calendar of services and events. Click on the calendar button to find out more.
What's New
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Spring Fair – May 10th, 2025
28 Apr , 2025Join us on Saturday, May 10th at our Spring Fair from 11am to 1pm. Selection of stalls and games including cakes, books, pocket money toys, crafts and gifts, hook- a – duck, coconut shy and lots more. Join us for a cuppa and refreshments. All welcome.
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Minister’s Message – April 27, 2025
28 Apr , 2025Bible reading: John 20:19-22. Message. If you enjoy reading detective stories, or watch them on the television, you’ll know that many of them are “locked room mysteries”. Typically, someone isn’t seen leaving their house or coming out of their hotel room for a lengthy period of time; they miss important appointments, they don’t open the
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Minister’s Message – Good Friday 2025
21 Apr , 2025Bible reading: John 18:28-40. Message. Last July, Britain was horrified by the murder of three girls – Bebe King, Elsie Stancombe and Alice Aguiar – at a Taylor Swift dance workshop in Southport. A few hours after the attack, a local man posted this message on social media: “My two youngest children went to holiday
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Minister’s Message on Palm Sunday
13 Apr , 2025Bible reading: Luke 19:29-40. Message. One of the most famous poems in the English language, familiar to generations of students, is “Ozymandias” by Percy Bysshe Shelley. It tells of “a traveller from an antique land” who had seen “two vast and trunkless legs of stone” standing in the desert with, near them and half-sunk in