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Usk Ministry Area

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Usk Ministry Area

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Welcome to the Usk Ministry Area website.

Whoever you are, whatever your background we welcome you and we look forward to meeting you in person.

We are a group of eight worshipping communities in and around Usk and the surrounding Monmouthshire countryside.

We are part of the Diocese of Monmouth in the Anglican Church in Wales and the area we cover stretches from Gwehelog in the north, down the A449 to just above Catash in the south, from Llandegfedd Reservoir in the west, across almost to Devauden in the east.

We love to welcome new people into our church and local communities and are committed to building God’s Kingdom of love and peace and to serve those who live, work in and visit this beautiful part of the Wales.

Here on our website you will find information about our regular services and events in our eight church buildings and we look forward to welcoming you to any of these.
Our church buildings are beautiful, tranquil places for quiet and reflection and are of considerable historical and architectural importance. Whether it’s stained glass, organ music, wall paintings or local history you will find something to interest you in one of our fine buildings.

Pastoral matters including baptisms, weddings and funerals:

For Usk & Gwehelog please contact : Rev’d Kevin Hasler

  • telephone: 078 3679 5753
  • email: 

For Llanbadoc and Llangybi please contact: Rev’d Pamela Love

  • telephone: 01633 450347
  • email: 

For Coed-y-Paen, Tredunnoc and Llantrissent please contact: Rev’d Graham Opperman

  • telephone: 01633 450811
  • email: 

For Gwernesney, Llangwm and Wolvesnewton please contact; Rev’d Bob Greenland

  • telephone: 01291 650231
  • email: 

If you cannot find what you are looking for please contact one of the team – details are here

Services and Events

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13th July 2018

The Bishop writes….. 13th July 2018 Dear Friends,  Last weekend was a momentous occasion for the Diocese as we launched the new Archdeaconry of the Gwent Valleys and licensed the Venerable Sue Pinnington into her new role as Archdeacon.  Once again, welcome Sue! I want to thank everyone at the Cathedral who made the day…

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Bishop’s Letter – 5th May 2018

The Bishop writes 4th May 2018 Dear Friends, A sign of a healthy church is when we can plan for the future with the anticipation that other Christians will continue our mission. This also applies to Church leadership.  I would like to encourage both clergy and lay ministers to look around and look for potential…

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