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Welcome to the website of the Ministry Area of Llandudno.

There are two churches within the Ministry Area and we welcome everyone to our services.

The Church in Wales now invites everyone who has been baptized (christened) in water in the name of the Trinity to receive Communion in its churches. For more information please see Receiving Communion in our Churches.

Our Churches and Churchyards

Holy Trinity Church St Tudno's Church from hill St. George's churchyard
Holy Trinity Church (Larger) St. Tudno’s Church (Larger) St. George’s Churchyard (Larger)

 Holy Trinity Church The Church of the Holy Trinity is a Victorian church, situated in the middle of the town between Mostyn Street and Trinity Square.
 St. Tudno's Church St. Tudno’s Church is an ancient church, on the Great Orme.
 cemetary St. George’s Church, a former parish church, was closed in 2002. The Ministry Area retains responsibility for its churchyard.

Services

While services are held predominantly in English many include some Welsh.

The Ministry Area

The Ministry Area is an exclave of the Diocese of Bangor comprising the Great Orme peninsula and the part of the town of Llandudno to the north and west of a line running from the West Shore, along the railway tracks, through the railway station, and along Vaughan Street to the Promenade. To the south and east of this line is the former Parish of Rhos-Cystennin, now part of the Aberconwy Mission Area, which is in the Diocese of St. Asaph.

The reason for the Ministry Area’s physical separation from the rest of its parent diocese is enshrouded within the mists of time. More can be read in the History of the Ministry Area.

The Diocese of Bangor is one of the six dioceses of the Church in Wales, part of the Anglican Communion.

Life and Ministry of the Parish

Please use the menus at the top of the pages to navigate your way through this website and learn more about the life and ministry of the parish. To see the pages at a glance, use the pagelist.

Thank you for visiting our website, we hope that you will be able to visit us in person.

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