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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’s a FREE event, but please bring your own food for lunch 12-1pm, whilst enjoying Caerhun’s refreshments. Importantly, there will be the opportunity for those who want to have a go at scything to do this after lunch. If you’ve never done it before, you will be pleasantly surprised by its rhythmic and contemplative nature.

Numbers are limited, so please book your place with Jenny Young, our Church Warden at Caerhun: jennyyoung1756@gmail.com

Further information about the Scything Day is available from Rev’d Susan Blagden: blagdensm@gmail.com 07741 900 360.

An art project for young people in Conwy that is a true inspiration! Artist Jackie Ley tells us all about it and Rev Eryl Parry reflects on what joy and hope this brings.

David Parry finds a source of hope when the wind is against us.

Eryl Parry finds inspiration and challenge in personal stories from Tokyo.

An encouraging and hopeful image for prayer from David Parry

Eryl Parry shares an exciting new possibility – from a very hot Conwy mountain!

David Parry seeks wisdom in a space provided by God. [press CC for subtitles].

Andy Broadbent talks about the inspiration of St Francis for his own spiritual journey.

Early in the morning, from the Conwy river, David Parry reflects on Psalm 143 verse 8