Aber 25
Start:
09 Aug 2025 at 00:00am
End:
16 Aug 2025 at 00:00am
The Aber Conference 2025
- Main Speaker – Vaughan Roberts
- Theme – Homeward Bound
- Other speakers: Alun Johnson, Jeremy Bailey, Steffan Jones, James Muldoon, Emyr James, Graham Beynon, Lewis Allen
- 9th – 16th August 2025, Aberystwyth
Welcome to Aber 2025
Aber 2025 welcomes Christians from all over Wales, the United Kingdom and the world to the beautiful seaside setting of Aberystwyth to be refreshed by the Word. Aberystwyth is the home for the Annual English Conference of the Evangelical Movement of Wales. Whether for your first, or fiftieth time, come and sing God’s praise, enjoy fellowship, and be equipped for service.
The conference takes place on the university campus in Aberystwyth.
Our programme offers something for everyone, as well as leaving time for you to enjoy the beaches, coastal path, cafes and other attractions of Aber and the surrounding area.
The preaching of God’s Word is central to the conference. Our main speaker is Vaughan Roberts, Rector of St Ebbe’s Church, Oxford.
Our programme includes:
• Morning and Evening Preaching in the Great Hall
• Prayer Meetings
• Workshops
• Fellowship Groups
• Family Ministry and Children’s Clubs
The main focus of the conference is our morning and evening preaching meetings, where we meet together to worship God. Please pray for all those who will preach at Aber 2025.
Vaughan Roberts will be preaching on… please send me something soon Vaughan!!!
Other main speakers are:
• Alun Johnson (Sunday Morning)
• Jeremy Bailey (Sunday Evening)
• Steffan Jones (Monday Evening)
• James Muldoon (Tuesday Evening)
• Emyr James (Wednesday Evening)
• Graham Beynon (Thursday Evening)
• Lewis Allen (Friday Evening)
There’s something for everyone.
Our fellowship groups will help you meet new people, further explore God’s Word and reflect on what you’ve heard. They provide a great opportunity to think biblically through some of the issues facing us today. From young to old, there will be a warm welcome to all. They include:
• Extra Time (for 16–22-year-olds)
• Take Time (for those in their twenties and thirties)
• Time Out (for those in middle age)
• Prime Time (for those in the prime of life)
There will be workshops as well as the Mission Exhibition, and prayer meetings to seek God’s blessing upon the week.
Whether it’s your first time to the conference, or you’ve been many times before, Aber Lounge is an opportunity to meet for tea, coffee and chat. The drinks are on us!
The Extra Time 16–22-year-olds is a packed programme of socials and morning and evening sessions that take place before and after the main conference meetings.
Family Ministry and Children’s Clubs
Your child will love our clubs. Whether it’s their first time or they’ve been coming for several years there will be new friends to be made. They’ll get to know more about the Bible with fun activities tailored to their age, cool games and quizzes.
• Tiny Tots (6 months to 4 years)
• Mini Marvels (4 to 7 years)
• Holiday Heroes (7 to 11 years)
• JAber (11 to 15 years)
What else is happening for families?
• Family Service (Sunday)
• Picnic (Monday)
• Fun Afternoon (Wednesday)
• After hours for young people
• Family Thanksgiving Service (Friday)
Where to stay?
Book with us and have a choice of University Student Accommodation. There’s something for individuals, families and groups and different options depending on your budget Alternatively, you can find your own place to stay off-campus.
On-site?
Accommodation is self-catering and in the modern and comfortable student Halls of Residence. All accommodation is within walking distance of the main meetings with ample parking. Cook for yourself or enjoy a meal at the university’s Food Hall.
There are four types of accommodation to suit all budgets:
• Flats – Shared kitchen and bathroom in eight berth flats.
• Ensuite – Closer to the location of the main meetings.
• Houses – Six berth houses
• Deluxe Ensuite – Larger rooms in six or eight berth flats.
We offer adult, child, family and youth options, and prices cover the whole week, and include entry to all the main conference meetings.
Off-site?
There are plenty of B&Bs, self-catering cottages, hotels, and campsites in and around Aberystwyth, many of them within walking distance of the campus.
If you stay offsite, you’ll need to buy an Event Pass from the EMW website. Passes can be bought for individuals or family groups.
