Heritage Centre
In the Bible, whenever significant events occurred, the Israelites would erect memorial stones as a reminder of God’s faithfulness. Likewise, the Heritage Centre serves to commemorate the life, ministry, and legacy of Rees Howells, the founder of the Bible College of Wales (BCW).
Through his ministry of evangelism and intercession, Rees and the BCW community had a far-reaching impact on Christiandom, in Wales, the United Kingdom, and the nations beyond. His story is recounted here as a testimony of what God can do in the life of a person fully given to Him.
Plan Your Visit
Admission is free but you will now need to book a ticket in advance to guarantee entry. For your safety and the safety of our staff, timed visiting slots are in place and only a limited number of visitors are allowed in the Heritage Centre. Find out more about what has changed.
The Heritage Centre stands in the beautifully refurbished Derwen Fawr House where numerous intercessory meetings led by Rees Howells were held. We invite you to take time to reflect and contemplate while you explore The Blue Room and The Literature Room.
The
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The Blue Room
The Blue Room offers visitors a glimpse into the personal life, and testimonies of Rees Howells, highlighting his inspirational journey of obedience, surrender, and faith that prepared him for his ultimate call to establish the Bible College of Wales and intercession for the nations.
The LiteratureRoom
The Literature Room
The Literature Room illustrates the development and growth of the Bible College of Wales, which was accomplished solely through God’s faithful provision, and through the unwavering faith and sacrifices by Rees Howells and his company of intercessors.
Visitor's Testimonial
One exceptional place here is the Blue Room – I have experienced special encounters with God and have been stirred to seek Him more fervently.
Viktoriia Kravechenko
Ukraine
Support Us
Your generous contributions will support us in the running of the estate, as we continue to receive guests, intercessors, and students from all over the world.