Church in Wales
Overview
The Church in Wales is an Anglican church serving Wales and part of the Anglican Communion.
History
It became disestablished from the Church of England in 1920, while retaining the historic diocesan and episcopal pattern.
Beliefs and emphases
It shares Anglican Scripture, creedal, sacramental, and episcopal commitments, expressed through its own provincial life and bilingual Welsh and English context.
Worship and practice
Worship uses authorised liturgies and ranges from Eucharistic and cathedral traditions to parish evangelical and contemporary forms.
Organisation and life
It is governed by bishops, dioceses, a Governing Body, and provincial institutions.