

Mothers’ Union
The Mothers’ Union is a Christian organisation that has been supporting families worldwide for over 140 years. The Garth Ministry Area Mothers’ Union is part of a worldwide Christian movement. With 3.6 million members in 78 countries, its overriding aim is to support projects which improve the lives of families and change policies which cause injustice. These projects take place all over the world, including several across Wales, such as those supported by the Diocese of Llandaff.
Mothers’ Union meets the first Thursday of each month at 2pm in St Mary’s Church, St Fagans. They next meet on Thursday 3 July. All welcome.

All Age Service: Peace to this House
Join us at St Mary’s Church, St Fagans for our next All Age Service on Sunday 6 July at 10.30am. The theme of the service will be ‘Peace to this House’.
We look forward to welcoming everyone at this service: the young, and young at heart. Please do join us.

The Drama of the Trinity Study Sessions
Belief in the Holy Trinity is one of the unique and mysterious features of our Christian faith. It can strike us as just a baffling puzzle or an unsolvable mathematical problem. In three sessions we’re going to explore the mystery of the Trinity as we study some key Bible passages together, dip into a few important early church documents, and look at some wonderful icons, paintings and videos that have helped Christians reflect on the meaning and the drama of the Triune God. Join us as we ponder what the Trinity means for us and the wider world today. Come join us at 7pm on Mondays 23 & 30 June and 7 July at Christ Church, Radyr.
About
St Mary’s Church in the heart of St Fagan’s Village. The village is situated west of Cardiff which is also home to St Fagan’s National Museum of Welsh Life.
The original church of St Mary’s was founded in the 12th century. Little is known of the form of the church then except that it would have been in the Norman style and essentially simple in construction.
Further development took place over the following eight centuries in three main stages. First the change to the Decorated style in the 14th century, the addition of the tower in the 18th century and lastly the substantial restoration during the Victorian period including the major addition of the north aisle and vestry.
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Calendar
Holy Eucharist – St Mary’s Church
Sunday 13 July @ 10:30 - 11:30Holy Eucharist – St Mary’s Church
Sunday 3 August @ 08:00 - 09:00All Age Service – St Mary’s Church
Sunday 3 August @ 10:30 - 11:30Mothers’ Union
Thursday 7 August @ 14:00 - 15:00