Stepping out Yesterday’s reflection gave us a picture of ‘counting stones’: a ‘keeping in step’ with God’s love. Today Reverend Eryl Parry takes up this theme with a rather different image! Dw i eisiau dy ddilyn di, ARGLWYDD; dysga dy ffyrdd i mi. Arwain fi ar y ffordd iawn a dysga fi, achos ti ydy’rContinue reading “Daily Reflection 14th July”
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Daily Reflection 13th July
A handful of stones David Parry reflects on keeping count. Felly dysg ni i gyfrif ein dyddiau, inni gael calon ddoeth. Salm 90: 12 So teach us to count our days that we may gain a wise heart. Psalm 90: 12 ~ Reverend David Parry writes: ~ “They found six stones in the pocket Watson; do you not understand whatContinue reading “Daily Reflection 13th July”
Daily Reflection 12th July
Bore da! Good morning! Welcome to this morning’s online service, brought to you by Reverend Tom Saunders, Reverend David Parry, Trevor and Lynn Jones, Canon Berw and Ros Hughes. Click here or the play button in the middle of the image below, and join us in worship, prayer and reflection. Our focus today is on the ParableContinue reading “Daily Reflection 12th July”
Daily Reflection 11th July
Blooming Marvellous! Reverend David Parry brings us Saturday’s reflection – a day of activity for some great local community volunteers. One of the wonderful aspects of these daily reflections is the range of voices we hear! If you have a reflection you’d like to share on these pages, please do get in touch via thisContinue reading “Daily Reflection 11th July”
Daily Reflection 10th July
A word in our ear Today’s reflection from Henny Hare was triggered by a memory of her father meeting an extraordinary man, who was a very controversial figure at different times in his life. The brief video below tells his story, along with the legacy of his famous poem to which Henny refers. Click on the play buttonContinue reading “Daily Reflection 10th July”
Daily Reflection 9th July
Tears first Reverend David Parry reflects on Nehemiah – a leader for our time? Old Man in Sorrow by Vincent Van Gogh O ARGLWYDD, adfer ein llwyddiant fel ffrydiau yn y Negef; bydded i’r rhai sy’n hau mewn dagrau fedi mewn gorfoledd.Bydd yr un sy’n mynd allan dan wylo, ac yn cario ei sach oContinue reading “Daily Reflection 9th July”
Daily Reflection 8th July
Teach us to Pray David Jones, from Gyffin, is fascinated by one remarkable (and healthy) side-effect of COVID-19: Prayer O flaen popeth arall dw i’n pwyso arnoch chi i weddïo dros bawb – pledio a gweddïo’n daer; gofyn a diolch i Dduw ar eu rhan nhw. 1 Timotheus 2: 1 Beibl.net © Cymdeithas y Beibl ~ First,Continue reading “Daily Reflection 8th July”
Daily Reflection 7th July
People will sing Just in case you might think from the title, that this is an announcement of something due to happen imminently, then we’re afraid to disappoint! Yet, Reverend Eryl Parry reflects below on the strength we gain from having the assurance this will happen. We just don’t have the date. Watch this space,Continue reading “Daily Reflection 7th July”
Daily Reflection 6th July
The love of Ruth Three notices before our reflection today: What a wonderful week of celebrations in our vicarage, culminating yesterday with a multi-national blessing of marriage for David and Eryl’s daughter Gwen to Munsanje on Zoom. Expect pictures of Mr & Mrs Muzuni in Sunday’s service – but for now many thanks for all the kind messages ofContinue reading “Daily Reflection 6th July”
Daily Reflection 5th July
Croeso Welcome to our Bro Celynnin online service, brought to you by Reverends David and Eryl Parry, John Doughty and Andrea (Andy) Butler. Click here or on the play button in the middle of the image below, and join us in worship, prayer and reflection. Our focus today is on discovering our ‘calling’ Romans 10: 9-15. SinceContinue reading “Daily Reflection 5th July”
