St Dyfnog Church in Llanrhaeadr has the oldest Jesse window in Wales. An immaculate 15th century stained glass window adorns the east window of the north nave, outlining the lineage of Jesus.

All Saints' in Mattishall is a lively church in the heart of Norfolk, near the central town of Dereham. Worship at All Saints' is expressive and allows people to enter the church at a level that is comfortable to them.

St Oswald's, Lower Peover, is one of the oldest timber framed churches in Europe and has a collection of superb stained glass windows throughout. Over Peover is notable for its medieval past and its links with General Patton during WWII.

Selby Abbey is unique. As a building it is magnificent; as history it is much of England; as an institution it is tainted with wickedness and also touched by God. Other churches have the size and beauty, but Selby has the combination that puts it alone.

This beautiful 15th century Church is to be found just off the Market Place in Swaffham. Despite the closeness to the bustling town it offers a haven of peace where rabbits happily feed and play between the gravestones and birdsong drowns out the traffic.

Tas Valley Team Ministry consists of 7 churches in a rural area south of Norwich. These photographs are examples of 412 photographs taken during 2 Sunday visits to the Ministry Group.

Salle Church in Norfolk is one of the largest parish churches in the United Kingdom, serving a populated community of fewer than 500 people. The church remains virtually unaltered since the 15th century.

Fakenham Parish Church is in the centre of a Georgian Market town, serving a growing community of 9,000. This large Grade 1 listed 14th century building has a lively congregation of all ages with a notable choir and organ.

AT ALL SAINTS', we describe our church as 'a church rich in spirituality; a church of faith; a church of prayer and praise. Which is what we are - the oldest Christian foundation in the town, with a wonderful prayerful tradition EXTENDING 1000 YEARS

St Barnabas Church in the small village of Waunarlwydd sits overlooking the Loughor Estuary and the coast as it stretches to West Wales. The photographs in this gallery were taken as part of an online project to promote the work of the church.

We have included photographs, taken by our resident Welsh photographers, from their travels around Europe. Explore the richness and diversity of European life in our Europe Gallery.

Explore the richness, depth and colour of the Welsh landscape through the seasons. Embrace the vast beauty and tranquility of the Welsh valleys, beaches, towns and mountains. Explore the many levels that make Wales so special.