Exiled Preacher

It was meant to be the first day of Spring. Early daffodils promised warmth, Their yellow beckoning the sun. But now they are frozen to t...

Especially for St. David's day: 1) Shown the English how to play rugby. 2) Invented cheese on toast, 'Welsh rarebit'. 3) Dy...

I've given the blog a little makeover. The main difference is the use of a picture of the old (but still used) Severn Bridge in the hea...

A three-part series based on a talk given at one of our Wednesday evening Prayer Meetings. You might like to catch up with Part 1 and Part...

A three-part series based on a talk given at one of our Wednesday evening Prayer Meetings. You might like to catch up with Part 1 . 3. The ...

A three-part series based on a talk given at one of our Wednesday evening Prayer Meetings. 2009 is a big year for anniversaries. For many...

Wales finally managed to beat one of the big southern hemisphere sides in a thrilling game. See BBC Sport for the lowdown.

On Friday we met up with my sister and her family and went to the Big Pit National Coal Museum in Blaenavon. It must have been more than 2...

Wales 29 - 12 France A dream conclusion to Wales' six nations campaign. A tough first half, but the boys came through to beat the Fren...

Ireland 12 - 16 Wales A difficult game against Ireland. But we did it! The question now is whether Wales can clinch the Grand Slam by beati...

Dai Corleone In his comments on the Carl Trueman interview here , Derek Thomas makes some veiled threats against the disrespectful English...

Yesterday I crossed the River Severn and entered the Land of my Fathers for a Minister's Day Conference at Free School Court Evangelica...

Wales turned the game around in dramatic fashion to beat England at Twickenham for the first time in 20 years. See here for match reports a...

The other day our old cobber Michael Jensen did a post on hard-working Aussie theobloggers here . He came up with loads of prolific "ha...

As long as we beat the English we don't care! (With Kelly Jones of Stereophonics) See BBC Sport for match reports and highlights here ...

What is Welsh? The place where I am not? The land where the womb emptied me of its contents? Or is it a feeling, an impulse? Would Glyn Dwr ...

Come and visit Wales "Land of revivals". The flame burns no more, but the chapels are still there. Moriah, Bethesda, Sion All empt...

March 1st is the National Day of Wales. Here is D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, who died on St. David's Day in 1981, extolling the vibrant virtue...

You may have noticed that I'm a Welshman. Wales has a fascinating history from both a secular and spiritual point of view. Here is a sel...