Abbeydore Deanery is a Christian grouping of 35 churches in 33 parishes.
From Hay-on-Wye and Hereford in the north to the Black Mountains of Wales and Brecon Beacons National Park in the south. Four priests supported by lay and ordained volunteers serve a community of about 12,000 people.
This group is part of the Hereford Diocese within the Church of England and belongs to the wider international Anglican community.
WHAT’S ON
For information about weekly services and new events can be found here.
SAFEGUARDING
Our commitment to children, young people and adults.
MEET THE TEAM
The personnel working at Abbeydore Deanery.
GOLDEN VALLEY PILGRIM WAY
A 6/7 day route along ancient paths.
Hereford Community Foundation
Sharon works for Herefordshire Community Foundation and has advised that they have small emergency flood grants available to anyone who was flooded recently. Up to £200 is available per household for emergency support (e.g. dehumidifiers, replacement of damaged food/clothes) There is a simple form to complete which can be accessed here https://www.herefordshirecf.org/funds/hcf-emergency-relief-fund/
Sharon Langston Office Administrator can be contacted on admin@herefordshirecf.org / 01432 272550
Priest-in-Charge and Rural Pioneer Priest, Borderlinks Parishes – Â a wonderful opportunity to serve in a welcoming group of rural parishes
The Borderlink Benefice is a group of eight rural parishes along the south bank of the River Wye, and close to the border between England and Wales. Our small communities (the largest is 400 people, the smallest 77) have developed from the almost exclusively agricultural life of the early 20th century, and our parishes are varied and vibrant. The new priest will be ably supported by a committed Deanery Chapter and active lay team.
We are located near to Hay-on-Wye which gives easy access to the world famous Literary festival, Brecon and Brecon Beacons National Park. The Benefice sits at the top end of Herefordshire Golden Valley.
To access further details please click on the link here