Gethin Russell-Jones

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  Putting the holy back into holidays in Wales

  Faith tourism is now big business in Wales

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  Memorial service in Cardiff Bay to remember recent Mediterranean boat tragedies

  Members of the Eritrean and Ethiopian communities in Cardiff will be gathering on Saturday 26 October at 6pm to remember those that have lost their lives recently crossing the Mediterranean Sea.

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  Living well in an addicted society

  Swansea conference helps churches grapple with a national problem.

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  Launch of new Welsh language missional community in Cardiff

  "It will be fresh, contemporary and open to anyone" says leader

• Human Trafficking – it can’t be in Wales?

  Human trafficking may not feel like a pressing issue in the UK, but a growing number of Christians in Wales are lobbying, praying and meeting to bring an end to this terrible practice.

• Swansea church leaders learn to tweet

  Over 20 Swansea church leaders recently took part in a social media workshop. Using their laptops, mobile phones and tablets, the delegates got to grips with Facebook and twitter.

• Christians supporting April Jones's family in prayer

  Welsh church leader reflects on new developments in the April Jones murder case.

• Cycling hero returns to Cardiff

  A cycling hero returned to Cardiff last Sunday having competed in his own Olympic challenge.

• Sound of Wales singing a new song in the land of revival

  A new band is helping the people of Wales reconnect with their spiritual heritage. Through live events and workshops, Sound of Wales (SOW) hopes to whet people’s spiritual appetites through the power of music and song.

• Baptist denominations move towards merger

  There are plans to merge Wales’ two Baptist denominations.

• E-petition defends collective worship in Welsh schools

  An e-petition in support of collective worship in schools in Wales has clocked up three times as many signatures as a rival one to abolish the tradition

• Church leaders gather to discuss church planting in Wales

  Over 200 church leaders from a range of Welsh churches met recently in Newtown to collaborate on evangelising the nation.