St. Barnabas Waunarlwydd

Discovering the Love of God in Jesus Christ.

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The PCC met on the 10th August to discuss the results of the consultation process, and have decided unanimously that St Bs will remain closed for the foreseeable future. The wardens have sent every parishioner a letter or email detailing the result of the consultation and the Archdeacons response. To read this communication Click here

For a list of C i W churches already open or planning to open for worship in September Please click here Thanks to Diane Marquis for the compilation of this information.

We are really sorry that St Barnabas is still unable to open safely for worship, but do please join us for our weekly online service at 10.00am on Sunday mornings via our open invitation on the Virtual Church page or go to our Help to Worshipping at Home page

Exceptionally, anyone seeking access to the church should first contact the vicar or wardens via the website.



We are a Church of Wales congregation in the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon and a member of the Llwchwr Ministry Area. We welcome you to our church and hope that you will come and visit us soon.

The Vicar

The Reverend Canon Dr. Ian Davies
The New Vicarage
59a Victoria Road
Waunarlwydd
Swansea
SA5 4SY
Tel: 01792 874286
Click here to contact Ian.
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To read Canon Ian Davies C.V

Vicar's Sermons etc.

Online Worship

Worshipping at home

While our Church is closed if you would like to continue giving please go to give direct or give to your parish

Virtual Worship Services

Sunday Service via ZOOM video see link on Virtual Church Page on menu or email John Campbell on "John@thecjc.com"

Services from Brecon Cathedral.

‘Change Comes from the Inside'
‘not simply returning to what was...?
GODPOD from St Pauls Theological Centre
Introduction to Christian Mindfulness: Resources from Llandaff Cathedral.
The Rev'd Dr. John Gillibrand Blog
John Pavlovitz Blog
John Pavlovitz:- We’re never getting back to ‘normal’...
Reflections from Richard Rohr
Reflections from Rev. Barry Letson
Poem 'This is the time to be slow' by John O'Donahue
‘Rob’s God’ by Gerard Kelly (Rob Lacey wrote the Street Bible)
‘What If… The Church Reimagined
What safeguarding in church could be like Click here.

Worshipping at Home

Message from Ian (Vicar) Diocesean Bulletin Rev Peter Letson ordination Sam Clements Videos

Past Events

Mothers' Union Carol Concert 2019 Carol Concert by Candlelight 2019

Just a Thought !

We are a Fair Trade Church


Online Prayer Request

St Barnabas Church has been a place of prayer and solace for over 100 years. It is on this footprint of prayer that we gather daily, throughout the parish, to seek God's guidance and love. Prayer is the means by which we communicate with God, both giving and receiving of God's Grace in equal measure.

For many Christians prayer is a central part of their daily lives. People who commute on a train or bus will sometimes find this period in the day where they can gather their thoughts in prayer and meditation. There are those amongst us who set aside regular times each day to communicate with God, seeking help and advice, praising His glory and the ministry of those who undertake His work in our communities. Prayer is free, there are no connection charges or fees charged by the minute - it is the cheapest and best long distance call you can make.

If you would like us to pray for you and with you, please let us know using the e-mail link below. If you would like one of our Ministry Team to contact you in person to pray with you or to discuss things that may be troubling you, please indicate this at the end of your message.

Please email us and write your prayer in whatever language you feel is most comfortable.

Email your prayer to: prayers@saintbarnabaschurch.org.uk

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