Church in Wales

Well, I bet if we go to a different diocese somewhere else, like in England, we'll have better news for this.

Church in Wales halts same-sex blessing bill, George.

The Church in Wales bishops have postponed plans to introduce same-sex marriage legislation in April of 2027.

This was a shocker.

This was a shocker because South Africa, we can see how that church is changing.

It's becoming more culturally conservative as it becomes more Africanized.

Church in Wales in April voted to make permanent their temporary experiments on gay blessings.

And in fact, the bishops voted unanimously in favor.

One piece that was completely missing from that was which I thought was a shame was how the Church of England is the Church of England.

It's not the Church of Wales.

It's not the Church of Scotland.

It is England.

But Steve has this style influenced by, you know, Ronnie Wooden and various other people.

And that's a real contrast with, you know, the little kid who went to Church in Wales basically wants to write hymns.

And so I think that what could be a clash, but when we get that right, it creates something quite new.

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No time to tell you that.

The church in Wales is stalling on a promise to allow same-sex marriage.

Plans are being pushed back to give more time for theological reflection.

And in South Africa, you've got Soweto Pride today and tomorrow.

No time to tell you that.

The church in Wales is stalling on a promise to allow same-sex marriage.

Plans are being pushed back to give more time for theological reflection.

And in South Africa, you've got Soweto Pride today and tomorrow.

And so at the moment, for me, UAPs, non-human intelligence, all that kind of stuff belongs within that space of genuine mystery.

Today I'm joined by Reverend Father Lee Taylor, a church in Wales, priest and vicar of three churches in and around Llangollen in North Wales.

Hopefully I've pronounced that correctly.

Lee isn't perhaps your typical vicar.

Not much happening in the UK, sadly.

Well, there is, but it's just not being spoken about.

And I have had a conversation, well, a brief conversation about this with a senior figure in the church in Wales.

I won't say more than that.