Frequently asked questions

No — just come along! All our services are open to everyone. The only exception is for large civic or special services where we may offer ticketing for capacity reasons.

Yes. We have level access for wheelchairs and mobility aids, large-print service books, and a hearing loop system. If you need additional assistance, please speak to one of our welcome team when you arrive. There is limited parking within the church grounds, access is via York Street before 1130 only.

Yes! Our 9:30am All Age Worship is designed with children and families in mind. We also welcome school visits throughout the year.

Of course. Everyone is welcome, whether you are firm in faith, just beginning to explore, or simply curious. You don’t need to know what to do — we’re glad you’re here

Your donations help us maintain the mission and ministry of this historic church, keeping the church open daily, maintain the historic building, support our music and worship, provide pastoral care, and running outreach activities in the community. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a real difference.

There are many ways to serve: welcoming visitors, helping with children’s activities, joining the choir, supporting our events, assisting with practical upkeep, and so much more. Speak to a member of the team or use our contact form to find out more.

Please get in touch with our office team via the contact page. Baptisms and weddings are a joyful part of our ministry, and funerals are a time when we offer support and care. We’ll guide you through the process and answer any questions you have.

Yes. The church is open daily for visitors to explore. Guided tours can be arranged in advance for groups. Visitors are welcome to admire the architecture, stained glass, and monuments, or to pause quietly for reflection.

St Giles is in the centre of Wrexham. There are several public car parks nearby, and the church is within walking distance of Wrexham’s bus and rail stations. Disabled parking is available close to the church entrance, but there is only limited parking within the church grounds, access is via York Street before 1130 only.

Yes. Our monthly 6:00pm 1st Sunday Cymun Bendigaid is entirely in Welsh, and bilingual materials are used at other services when appropriate. Whether you’re a fluent speaker, learner, or visitor, you are welcome.

Yes. We livestream the Sunday 1100 Sung Holy Eucharist on YouTube every week, and we upload Evening Prayer on to the same channel every Tuesday and Thursday. Occasionally other major services are live streamed. This is a simple way to connect with worship if you’re unable to attend in person.

St Giles is a Grade I listed building. Care for the church is shared between the clergy, wardens, volunteers, and the wider Diocese of St Asaph, supported by generous donations and grants. Conservation work helps ensure that this remarkable building is preserved as a place of worship and welcome for generations to come.

A Mission Hub is a church within a Mission Area that serves not only its own congregation but also supports and resources the wider Mission Area and Diocese. At St Giles this means we are a centre for worship, music, community outreach, and training, a place that strengthens the mission of the church across Wrexham.