| Thanks for taking the time to visit our web site! (Site updated 25th July 2010) You can find your way around our web site by using the drop down menus which appear when the cursor is over the church name, and by using the navigation bar on the left side of the page. We hope the information you find will be useful to you, that you will catch some of the enthusiasm we have in our Parish, and be encouraged to visit us.Aberavon traces its history back to the 12th Century, when monks still lived at Margam Abbey. Aberavon was granted Borough status between 1304-1307 by Leisan ap Morgan, Lord of Afan. The boundaries of the ancient borough were similar to those of the present ecclesiastical parish of Aberavon. The current St Mary's Church site dates back to the 11th century, and there is detailed history on all of our churches on this web site. Today the parish ministers to much of the town of Port Talbot, the Sandfields estate and surrounding communities. As a parish of the Church in Wales we are committed to upholding the historic faith in Jesus Christ revealed to us in Scripture and the Creeds, within the Anglican tradition that emerged in the 16th Century here in the United Kingdom. |
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| To contact the clergy: you can use the link on the left hand side of the page marked Contacts us. The Rector’s telephone number is: 01639 883630. In an emergency you are welcome to telephone the clergy at any time, but for routine matters please do not call after 8pm |
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There are two churchwardens elected for the Benefice each year, and each church has its own sub-wardens and church committee. To contact any of the staff please click here. |
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