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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Minister’s Message – Remembrance Sunday
09 Nov , 2026Message. John Steinbeck, the Nobel Prize-winning author of “The Grapes of Wrath” said: “All war is a symptom of man’s failure as a thinking animal”. He had seen war at first hand as a journalist covering the Allied invasion of Italy in WW2. The science fiction writer Isaac Asimov, who devised the so-called “Laws of
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Christmas Market, November 21st at 11am
07 Nov , 2026Select and buy some lovely handmade Christmas gifts, get festive with a glass of mulled wine, a turkey roll or hotdog and check out our other goodies on sale. Stalls include cakes, toys, books, jams and pickles, Christmas goodies and Mrs Claus’ Gingerbread House. There’s also a raffle, various games and a tombola.
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Minister’s Message – November 1, 2026
02 Nov , 2026Bible reading: Revelation 7:9-17. Message. On All Saints’ Day it’s only natural to look back at some of the great Christians of the past. Here in Cardiff we have several to choose from. There’s Edeyrn, who founded his religious community on the banks of the Rumney river in the 6th century and later became a
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Minister’s Message – October 25, 2026
02 Nov , 2026Message: from Matthew 22:15-46. Most of you know that Moira and I spent several years working in Guinea-Bissau, west Africa. It’s not a big country: about two-thirds the size of Wales and with about 60% of Wales’s population. As in every African nation, its people come from many different tribes or races, some larger, some