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This category is for sites about local religious and spiritual activities, including the sites of local churches, synagogues, and other religious organisations.

Resources in This Category

• Cornerstone Church

  http://www.cornerstonechurch.co.uk/
  Details of the church, meetings and contacts.

• Dharmavajra Kadampa Buddhist Centre

  http://www.meditationinwales.org/
  A residential meditation and retreat centre offering day and weekend courses, study programmes, daily prayers, and branch classes.

• Ebenezer Baptist Church

  http://www.ebenezer.org.uk/
  Independent, evangelical baptist church. Provides information on the church, a diary, forthcoming events, service times, courses and details of the audio library of sermons.

• LifePoint Church

  http://www.lifepoint.org.uk/
  Provides information on this church in Uplands, the vision and beliefs of the members, the gatherings, groups, projects and resources.

• Mount Pleasant Baptist Church

  http://www.mountpleasantchurch.org.uk/
  Provides information on the church, the meetings, church events, groups and people.

• Orthodox Community of Saint Zachariah and Saint Elizabeth

  http://www.orthodoxchurch.co.uk/
  Details of services, shop, pilgrimages, and articles on various topics.

• Pantygwydr Baptist Church

  http://www.pantygwydr.org.uk/
  Provides service times for this Uplands church, news, information on children and youth activities and on mission work.

• Parklands Evangelical Church

  http://www.parklandschurch.org.uk/
  Two congregations, one meeting at our Maes-y-Gollen building, the other meeting at the Woodlands Christian Centre, located in the grounds of Cefn Coed Hospital. Details of services times, activities, news and events.

• Spring Terrace Church

  http://www.springterrace.org.uk/
  Provides service times for this church at Sandfields, information on church leaders, the weekly programme, children and youth activities and mission work.

• St Paul’s Parish Church and Holy Trinity Church

  http://www.parishofsketty.org.uk/
  Offers details of services, history, news and events, and contacts. [Sketty]

• Swansea Community Church

  http://www.swanseacommunitychurch.org/
  Provides limited information on the time and place of meetings, and a link to Lifelink International.

• Swansea Mosque

  http://www.swanseamosque.org/
  Swansea Mosque is a religious facility for Muslims in South Wales. Seeking to be in accordance with the Holy Quran and the sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh), it strives to be a key focal point of the community. Provides news and a forum.

• Swansea Unitarian Church

  http://www.ukunitarians.org.uk/sewus/pdfs/Swanseapulpitplan.pdf
  A congregation of religious liberals in Swansea. Information about services times.

• The City Temple

  http://www.elimswansea.org.uk/
  Home of the Elim Swansea Church. Provides information on the church, childrens’ and youth groups, ministries, the church diary and podcasts.

• The Salvation Army: Swansea Citadel

  http://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/swansea-citadel
  Provides information on the weekly programme, volunteering, the band and the charity shop.

• Townhill Baptist Church

  http://www.townhill.org.uk/
  Provides information on the meetings, Sunday school, the group for mothers and young children, bible study and prayer meetings, sermons and articles on Christianity.

• Uniting Church Sketty

  http://unitingchurchsketty.org.uk/
  Combined Methodist and URC congregation. Offers overview, calendars, activities, events and newsletters.

• Woodlands Church, Cockett

  http://sites.google.com/site/woodlandschurchwales/
  Provides church information including meeting times, groups, activities and outreach.

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