St. Davids Diocesan Board of Finance (The) is a private-limited guaranteed non-profit organization established in 1929 as part of the Church in Wales, serving the Carmarthen Diocese. Located at the Bishop’s Office in Cardiff SA31 2JG, the board manages financial resources and operational activities for the entire diocese. As an active entity with Reg: 00242794, it operates under SIC Codes – 94910. The core function of The Board is to ensure responsible stewardship of diocesan funds through strategic planning, accounting, and compliance with regulatory requirements. It provides oversight for all clergy within the diocese, including deacons and priests, ensuring effective pastoral care and administrative support. This includes managing budgets, coordinating charitable activities, and safeguarding assets. The Diocese’s primary focus is on supporting the spiritual well-being of its members through ordained ministry. The Board actively promotes the Church in Wales' structure and governance, working to maintain a consistent framework for diocesan operations. Currently, The Board maintains international presence, though it is active within the Welsh context. It has a dedicated hiring indicator of ‘yes’ regarding recruitment of clergy and staff. The organization operates as an independent entity, committed to upholding the values and traditions of the Church in Wales.

St. Davids Diocesan Board of Finance (The) is a private-limited guaranteed non-profit organization established in 1929 as part of the Church in Wales, serving the Carmarthen Diocese. Located at the Bishop’s Office in Cardiff SA31 2JG, the board manages financial resources and operational activities for the entire diocese. As an active entity with Reg: 00242794, it operates under SIC Codes – 94910. The core function of The Board is to ensure responsible stewardship of diocesan funds through strategic planning, accounting, and compliance with regulatory requirements. It provides oversight for all clergy within the diocese, including deacons and priests, ensuring effective pastoral care and administrative support. This includes managing budgets, coordinating charitable activities, and safeguarding assets. The Diocese’s primary focus is on supporting the spiritual well-being of its members through ordained ministry. The Board actively promotes the Church in Wales' structure and governance, working to maintain a consistent framework for diocesan operations. Currently, The Board maintains international presence, though it is active within the Welsh context. It has a dedicated hiring indicator of ‘yes’ regarding recruitment of clergy and staff. The organization operates as an independent entity, committed to upholding the values and traditions of the Church in Wales.