What is Wild Church?
Nature, Community & Faith
Wild Church is a welcoming space for people of all ages to explore both creation and the Creator behind it.
Set in the stunning outdoors of Gower, it’s a time to slow down, breathe in the beauty of nature,
and connect with God through creativity, reflection, and community.
Whether you're walking, crafting, or simply being present,
Wild Church invites you to discover the Christian faith in a fresh way.
This month
Join us this November as we pause to remember, give thanks, and find hope in God's presence.
Meeting outside of St George's Church, Reynoldston, we will remember those who have sacrificed for our freedom, loved ones who are no longer with us, and the burdens and memories we each carry.
Using scripture from the Bible, we will consider God’s care for each of us, whilst spending spend time outdoors exploring elements of the natural world. The gathering will conclude with a creative activity. All resources will be provided – please book on so that we can prepare appropriately.
This gentle and contemplative session offers space to remember loss and sacrifice, acknowledge grief and gratitude, reflect on our legacy, and encounter the hope and renewal found in Christ.
Suitable for all ages. No previous experience of Wild Church is needed.
Bring weather-appropriate clothing and a willingness to pause, reflect, and journey together in nature.
Details
Time & Day
Time & Day
Time & Day
Saturday 28th November 2026 starting at 10:30am. We aim to end at 12:00 however you may leave when you wish.
Location
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Time & Day
- St George's Church, Reynoldston.
Parking
Time & Day
Bus route
There is parking outside the church, and in the village.
Bus route
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Bus route
Please use this as guidance only to help you plan your route.
North East Gower to ReynoldstonThe primary link from the North East Gower corridor (including areas near Penclawdd, Crofty, and Llanrhidian) to Reynoldston relies on services moving through the Llanrhidian Cross / Cilibion junction points.
- Service 115 (Gower Circular): Renders d
Please use this as guidance only to help you plan your route.
North East Gower to ReynoldstonThe primary link from the North East Gower corridor (including areas near Penclawdd, Crofty, and Llanrhidian) to Reynoldston relies on services moving through the Llanrhidian Cross / Cilibion junction points.
- Service 115 (Gower Circular): Renders direct connections from Llanrhidian Cross and Cilibion into Reynoldston Green and the Police Station. It serves as a loop via Burry Green and Llangennith.
- Service 119 (Swansea to Rhossili via North-Central Gower): This route travels from Swansea through Upper Killay and dives through the North East/Central belt including Ilston, Lunnon, Llethryd, and Cilibion before terminating or passing straight through Reynoldston.
🚌 South East Gower to ReynoldstonThe South East Gower route (running through the main arterial A4118 corridor from Upper Killay / Parkmill towards the historic hubs) is highly consistent.
- Service 118 (Swansea to Rhossili via South Gower): This is the main link for South East Gower. It travels directly along the southern corridor, serving key South East communities such as Blackhills, Parkmill (Gower Heritage Centre), Penmaen, and Nicholaston before heading up the hill directly into Reynoldston (Police Station and Reynoldston Green).
Dogs
Suitable for children
Accessibility
Dogs are most welcome, please keep them on a short lead. Please also assess if they would enjoy the event too.
Accessibility
Suitable for children
Accessibility
St George's Church is accessible, and the event can be adapted for all who wish to attend.
Suitable for children
Suitable for children
Suitable for children
Absolutely! We love having all ages join us.
"Don't underestimate the value of Doing Nothing, of just going along, listening to all the things you can't hear, and not bothering."
Winnie the Pooh
Facilities
Suitable for children
Suitable for children
There are no facilities in the area unfortunately.
Preparing for Wild Church
What to remember?
Depending on our plans, please dress appropriately for the weather on the day.
Come rain or shine we will be spending some time outside.
Waterproof walking boots, wellies, or shoes
you don’t mind getting muddy or sandy are a must!
Warm clothing and a waterproof coat are needed.
Dress in layers so that you can find a comfortable temperature.
Sun cream, sun hats and other items to protect your self from the sun are also advised.
Please check the weather forecast to inform you decisions.
Your guides
Dan Edy
Peter Lewis
Peter Lewis
Faith & Wellbeing Guide
Peter Lewis
Peter Lewis
Peter Lewis
Gower Ministry Area Lead