st cynllo's church
Noticeboard & Current Events
Forthcoming Service times for April 2018
THURS 19th – Morning Prayer – 9.30am
SUNDAY 22nd –HOLY COMMUNION – 3.30pm
THURS 26TH – Morning Prayer – 9.30am
SUNDAY 29th – Benifice Morning Prayer - 10.30am
Our warmest thanks to all those who have joined and attended St Cynllo's over the past few years and helped to build a growing and happy church community, and for making it possible to add a wonderful new regular 3rd Sunday service of Compline - For those of you who have never had the experience, Compline is a beautiful, and very ancient service of night prayer, and is the final church service (or office) of the day in the Christian tradition of canonical hours. The English word Compline is derived from the Latin completorium, meaning 'completion'.
We extend a very warm welcome to everyone. Whether you're just having a look or visiting us for the first time, or are searching for a place to worship, we will be delighted to meet you and welcome you into this beautiful Church and Christian community
July 1st 2016 - Poppy growing on
Lloyd family vault !
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Celtic Service - Photos
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Links to WW1 Centenary Photos
Poems & Writing
Paintings
Recent services, events, and weddings
Interfaith Act of Commemoration
September 6th 2015
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Cherishing Churchyards click here for more images........
East Window - new photos
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Churchyard - latest photos
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Christmas Carol service 2015
Link to 'The Time is Now'
Conference photos
Click for photos of the Church at the 2014 Lessons & Carols
The WW1 Centenary Commemoration Exhibition, Service, and Concert took place on 3rd/4th Aug and was a great success - both days were very well attended, with a packed church for Monday's service and concert - the two-day event was a wonderfully moving and memorable occasion.
Click here for a review and photos of the event
St Cynllo's raised £350.00 for Combat Stress
Well done & thank you to everyone who contributed !!
Acknowlegement
Much of the information contained on this website has been drawn from the excellent guidebook to St Cynllo's written by Rev. Brian Whatmore - this lovingly written and scholarly guide is highly recommended for those who would like to learn more about the history of this beautiful Church.
Copies of the guidebook
are available at the
Church
Llangynllo Ceredigion
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