Scything Day 11th September (St. Mary’s, Caerhun)

This is a morning invitation to come and have fun at St. Mary’s Churchyard in Caerhun on Saturday 11th September, with Phil Lewis (North Wales Wildlife Trust). We are meeting at 9.45am for a 10am start, and you will be able to learn all about hand scything, biodiversity, and managing the environment, particularly our graveyards. It’sContinue reading “Scything Day 11th September (St. Mary’s, Caerhun)”

Next three Sundays

Firebreak implications Reverend David Parry writes: The ‘Firebreak’ temporary lockdown in Wales starts today at 6pm. For so many people it is disheartening to re-enter a time of such significant restrictions. We pray that this sacrifice will succeed in slowing the spread of COVID-19, protecting those most at risk and therefore saving many lives. ChurchContinue reading “Next three Sundays”

Finding the way

When lockdown was declared in March 2020, my wife Liz and I decided that we would walk regularly, not only for exercise, but also to pursue a personal project. Maps made of Wales in 1888 are now available online. We wanted to explore all the footpaths around where we live in Conwy and compare them with those which were recorded 132 years ago.Continue reading “Finding the way”

Weekend Service

Welcome to worship! This week’s online Service is brought to you by Reverend Tom Saunders, Reverend David Parry, Ros Mitchell and Mark Holliland. Our focus today is a passage from St. Paul’s letter to the people of Philippi: Philippians 4:1-9 which helps us think about ‘contact’ in such ‘contactless’ times as this! Communion Services will also take place this weekContinue reading “Weekend Service”

Reflection – Harvest at a time such as this

This week’s reflection is by Andrea (Andy) Butler from St. Mary’s Conwy, and leads on from our weekend online worship video. Just how are we to reflect on harvest this year? Yna dwedodd, “Gwyliwch eich hunain! Mae’r awydd i gael mwy a mwy o bethau yn beryglus. Dim faint o bethau sydd gynnoch chi sy’n rhoiContinue reading “Reflection – Harvest at a time such as this”