Come and share in a contemporary Communion as we reflect on the last of our Seven Sacred Spaces Saith Gofod Sanctaidd of monastic life, the Chapel, at Llangelynnin Old Church.

Sunday 20th October (3pm)

We will be gathering high on the hills above Henryd for this special Celtic Communion Service. It will be our last Celtic Prayer and Praise Service at the Old Church Hen Eglwys this year, and a fitting finale to a wonderful season of singing our praises to God. Let’s raise the roof with our worship!

How does our worship inspire us as a congregation?

Praise God in His holy house of worship,

praise Him under the open skies;

praise Him with fiddles and mandolin.

Let every living, breathing creature praise GOD!

Hallelujah!

Psalm 150  (The Message)

Chapel is a place where we gather to pray with others, and it feeds us spiritually. We are all linked by the Holy Spirit, who prays in us and through us to God the Father, in the name of Christ the Lord.

We always give thanks to God for all of you and mention you in our prayers, constantly remembering before our God and Father your work of faith and labour of love and steadfastness of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.

1 Thessalonians 1: 2-3

For that extra sense of pilgrimage, gather at the middle of the three car parks on the Sychnant Pass at 1.15pm for a medium paced walk (walking boots and wet weather gear recommended). There will be homemade cake, tea and coffee available after the Service, as well as a welcome loo stop! We are so looking forward to welcoming you tomorrow.

 

 

Sunday 20th October (The Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity)

Come and join us for a Coffee Morning at Rowen Memorial Hall:-

Saturday 2nd November (10am – 12pm)

St. Mary’s Church, in Conwy, is hosting a special weekend of Art and Music, in partnership with Life: Full Colour, on 25th and 26th October.

Friday 25th October

10am – 5.30pm Exhibition ‘A Florentine Perspective‘ (free exhibition to view this exceptional artist’s sculptures and prints, using techniques from the Renaissance period)

10am – 1pm Workshop ‘Discover your inner Michelangelo‘ (fun and interactive workshop, where you will learn the techniques of fresco painting – booking essential: https://bit.ly/2mOwt1j)

2.30pm – 5.30pm Workshop ‘Discover your inner Michelangelo‘ (fun and interactive workshop, where you will learn the techniques of fresco painting – booking essential: https://bit.ly/2mOwt1j)

6.30pm – 7pm Lecture ‘Becoming Michelangelo‘ (entertaining and informative lecture, where you will learn about the artistic beginnings of Michelangelo, and how he became an artistic genius – free entry and no booking required)

Saturday 26th October

10am – 1pm Workshop ‘Discover your inner Michelangelo‘ (fun and interactive workshop, where you will learn the techniques of fresco painting – booking essential: https://bit.ly/2mOwt1j)

2.30pm – 5.30pm Workshop ‘Discover your inner Michelangelo‘ (fun and interactive workshop, where you will learn the techniques of fresco painting – booking essential: https://bit.ly/2mOwt1j)

6.30pm – 8.30pm ‘An evening of art and music’ (view artwork drawn from the weekend’s workshops, Dr. Pascuzzi and local artists, accompanied by a full programme of relaxing, gentle, live music in the atmospherically lit surroundings of this medieval Church – free entry and a truly beautiful experience not to be missed!

We hope very much that you can come and be part of it!

Come and share in a contemporary Communion as we reflect on the last of our Seven Sacred Spaces Saith Gofod Sanctaidd of monastic life, the Chapel, at Llangelynnin Old Church on Sunday 20th October (3pm).

We are gathering high on the hills above Henryd for a special Celtic Communion Service. It will be our last Celtic Prayer and Praise Service at the Old Church Hen Eglwys this year, so it’s going to be a fitting finale to a wonderful season of singing our praises to God. Let’s raise the roof with our worship!

How does our worship enable and inspire us as a congregation?

Praise God in His holy house of worship,

praise Him under the open skies;

praise Him with fiddles and mandolin.

Let every living, breathing creature praise GOD!

Hallelujah!

Psalm 150  (The Message)

Chapel is a place where we pray with others, and it feeds us spiritually. We are all linked by the Holy Spirit, who prays in us and through us to God the Father, in the name of Christ the Lord.

We always give thanks to God for all of you and mention you in our prayers, constantly remembering before our God and Father your work of faith and labour of love and steadfastness of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.

1 Thessalonians 1: 2-3

For that extra sense of pilgrimage, gather at the middle of the three car parks on the Sychnant Pass at 1.15pm for a medium paced walk (walking boots and wet weather gear recommended).

There will be homemade cake, tea and coffee available after the Service, as well as a welcome loo stop!

We really hope to see you there.

The first of three evenings exploring Pioneer Ministry is at St. Mary’s Church Hall on Monday 14th October (5pm – 8pm). We will be looking at new ways to reach people with the love of Jesus Christ, and the evening will start with a simple meal. Please contact Eryl Parry to book a place: 5churchinfo@gmail.com.

Sunday 13th October (The Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity)