Name: Caffi Catwg – St Catwg’s Church
Start: 2026-05-13T10:45:00+01:00
End: 2026-05-13T12:00:00+01:00
Location: St Catwg’s Church, Pentyrch

Caffi Catwg Coffee Morning

On Wednesday mornings at St Catwg’s Church, Pentyrch we have a service at 10am which is immediately followed by an open coffee morning which starts at 10.45am and lasts until 12 noon. We are always keen to welcome new people!

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Plant y Garth – Parent, Baby & Toddler Group

Whether you’re a new parent, grandparent, or carer – everyone is welcome in our relaxed, friendly space.

Our group runs in Creigiau Church Hall, alternate Fridays 9.15am to 11.15am, in term time.

Messy Church

Messy Church runs on the third Sunday of the month at Creigiau Church Hall, starting at 4.00pm and lasting approximately 90 minutes.

There are different activities based around a theme each month. These include crafts, free play, celebration, singing, and story telling.

Bring your children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews (any children under the age of 12 years)!

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About

St. Catwg’s Church offers a warm welcome to all and fosters a joyful and inclusive Christian community. Each Sunday during the morning Eucharist Service, our Sunday Club for children meet. They enjoy activities and learn about God and Jesus through their lessons and the lovely art they create. There is also an active Choir and opportunity for fellowship after services, which is enjoyed by many.

History

The history of Christianity within Pentyrch, dates back to the years of Catwg in the early 6th century. Catwg was then Abbot of the monastery at Llancarfan, and he or one of his followers set up a cell in Pentyrch. St. Catwg’s Church was built in 1857.

It is one of the best churches designed by Prichard and Seddon and was built on an early medieval foundation dedicated to the Saint. The site was reputedly chosen for its proximity to a holy spring to the south of the churchyard, and an offshoot of St Catwg’s monastery at Nant Carban (Llancarfan). It is now the only church in the village of just over 2,000 people. It is a Grade II Listed building.