Welcome to Morlan –

a centre for faith and culture

Morlan is a centre that aims to promote community life – culturally and spiritually, locally and further afield. It was established in April 2005 to create a bridge between the church and the local community and has developed into an important centre in the area.

But Morlan is so much more than just a building ...

... it's a meeting-place – to create and discuss, to perform, to learn, to promote and encourage, to understand one another, to share and contribute – a common ground between the church and all who live in our multicultural society.

Morlan’s various rooms – which includes a large hall – can be hired for all sorts of events and activities, and it has the facilities for musical and dramatical performances.

It’s a busy place! Prayer meetings, Welsh classes, dance classes and lip reading classes take place here on a weekly basis, and several local groups use Morlan as a ‘home’ for their regular meetings. For young people we have a youth club – Clwb Clex – that meets every week during term time from the end of September to the end of May.

In addition, Morlan has its own programme of activities and events that it organises and hosts throughout the year – exhibitions, plays, concerts, social evenings and debates. Many of these celebrate and draw attention to matters such as One World Week or issues relating to faith, peace, justice and human rights, and involve all sectors of the local community. Since April 2010, Morlan holds an Annual Lecture on issues relating to faith and culture – This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for details of how to purchase a copy of the Annual Lecture.

Since before it was opened, Morlan has depended on a handful of enthusiastic and committed volunteers. Although a full-time manager was appointed in May 2008, volunteers still play an important role at the centre. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you would like to become part of the team of volunteers.