st cynllo's church

Forthcoming Service times for September 2018

SUNDAY 2nd - Morning prayer - 9.30am

THURS 6th – Morning Prayer – 9.30am

SUNDAY 9th - Morning Prayer - 9.30am

THURS 13th - Morning prayer - 9.30am

SATURDAY 15th - Open Day in support of World Mental Health Day - Fundraising - Refreshments, Raffle prizes, Art and History Exhibitions, Talks and presentations by visiting guest speakers (at 11am and 1pm)
ALL PROCEEDS TO GOFAL

Starting at 10.00am all day to 4.00pm
see details below

SUNDAY 16th - Harvest Thanksgiving service of Holy Communion - 3.30pm followed by refreshments
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THURS 20th - Morning prayer - 9.30am

Sunday 23rd - Holy Communion 3.30pm

THURS 27th - Morning Prayer - 9.30am

In support of World Mental Health Day which falls in October, on Saturday 15 September from 10.30am until 4.30pm Llangynllo Parish Church, lavishly decorated in time for its Harvest Thanksgiving the following day, is holding an awareness day to raise funds for Gofal, a leading Welsh mental health and wellbeing charity that supports over 2000 people every year ‘ Set amidst stunning surroundings, the aim of the day is to encourage us to think differently about mental health and wellbeing. As well as a raffle and a tasty selection of food on offer throughout the day, there will be an exhibition by the Wildgoose Arts Group in support of this theme featuring paintings by well known local artists. A talk at 11.00am entitled “Well Being through Nature” and presented by Judie Coull and Kirsti Sivyer provides an informative and lively exploration into nature’s healing properties and how to have a more enhanced interaction with them. This will be followed at 1.00pm with an illustrated talk by Nigel Pugh entitled “You don’t have to be mad to be an Artist…” in which he explores the link between creativity and mental illness through the work of some famous artists.

On Sunday 16th at 3.30pm the Church will hold its annual Harvest Thanksgiving Service of Holy Communion led by the Revd Gareth Reid with guest Reverend Michael Ryall followed by a Harvest Tea in the Marquee. A special exhibition by Sue Wright on both days looks at how Harvest Thanksgivings at Llangynllo, Coed y Bryn, were celebrated from the 19th Century: aspects of which have been captured throughout the many carvings and embroideries in the Church.

All Services are led in English

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.

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

Celtic Service - Photos
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Interfaith Act of Commemoration
September 6th 2015
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