Church in Wales

The Church in Wales is an independent Christian church that was once part of the Church of England but became separate in 1920. It is Anglican, meaning it shares traditions and beliefs with other Anglican churches worldwide. The church is organized into dioceses, each led by a bishop, with the Archbishop of Wales serving as its spiritual leader. It is a member of the Anglican Communion and is responsible for worship, community outreach, and social issues across Wales. The Church in Wales emphasizes engagement with contemporary society while maintaining its theological and liturgical heritage.