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151110# DEANERY DIRECTORY Complete A4.Lwp MATHRAFAL DEANERY - ARCHDEACONRY OF MONTGOMERY M@THR@F@L Archdeacon DE@NERY DIRECTORY 2015 The Venerable Dr Peter J. Pike The Vicarage, Berriew, Welshpool SY21 8PL CONTENTS 01686 640223 SHEET PARISHES OF [email protected] 1 Llansanffraid yn Mechain with Llanfechain Area Dean and Llansilin with Llangadwaladr and Llangedwyn Vacant - all enquiries to The Archdeacon 2 Garthbeibio with Llanfihangel yng Nghwynfa Lay Chairman LlanerfyI, Llangadfan, and Llwydiarth Mr. Glyn Evans Troed y Rhiw, High Street, Llanfyllin SY22 5AG 3 Llanfair Caereinion with Llanllugan and Manafon 01691 648603 4 Llanfyllin with Llanwyddyn and Bwlchycibau [email protected] 5 Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant with Penybontfawr Deanery Secretary and Llangynog Mrs Jennie Castle 6 Meifod with Llangynyw, Pontrobert and Pont Dolanog 7, Pen y Maes, Llanfechain SY22 6XL 01691 828721 [email protected] Full details are available on the Deanery Treasurer DEANERY WEB SITE Mrs Barbara Morgan at www.mathrafal.org Oaklea, Deytheur, Llansantffraid SY22 6TE 01691 829212 which has a direct link to the [email protected] MATHRAFAL DEANERY DIGEST Deanery Administrator where recent news is regularly published on the Deanery Blog Site Mr John Rose also available at www.arfertee.blogspot.co.uk School House, Pontrobert, Meifod SY22 6JN 01938 500455 WEB MASTER: Mr. Chris Burton [email protected] Wern Ddu Fach, Wern Ddu, Lansilin, Oswestry SY10 9BN 01691 791274 [email protected] Deanery Property Advisor Mr. Geraint Roberts PUBLICITY OFFICER: Mr. Arthur Tyerman c/o B3Burgess Ltd., Ladywell House, Newtown SY16 1JB Tan y Foel, Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant, Oswestry SY10 0EB 0788 750 8517 01691 780094 [email protected] [email protected] Please advise the Publicity Officer of any errors or omissions Revised 150907 LLANSANFFRAID YN MECHAIN & LLANFECHAIN LLANSILIN, LLANGADWALADR & LLANGEDWYN Priest in Charge The Rev’d Richard M. Hughes Vicar The Rev’d Emma Rees The Vicarage, Llansilin, Oswestry SY10 7PX The Vicarage, 8 Parc Bronhyddon, Llansantffraid SY22 6DZ 01691 791876 [email protected] 01691 829307 [email protected] Parish of Llangadwaladr Civ. Roll: 100 St Cadwaladr's Church, Llangadwaladr, Oswestry OS Ref: SJ 182303 Reader Mr Chris Evans Plas Onn, Ystryd y Ceunant, Llanfechain SY22 6XE Churchwardens 01691 649993 [email protected] Mr R Pugh Ty Gwyn, Moelfre, Oswestry SY10 7QP 01691 791380 Mrs L Williams Moelfre Hall, Moelfre, Oswestry SY10 7QJ Parish of Llanfechain Elec. Roll: 24 • Civ. Roll: 454 01691 791218 [email protected] St Garmon's Church, Llanfechain SY22 6UT OS Ref: SJ 189204 PCC Secretary Mrs N Turner, Bryn Awel, Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant, Oswestry 01691 791659 [email protected] SY10 0DJ Churchwardens PCC Treasurer Mrs P Rorison, Fach Gynan, Llangadwaladr, Molfre, Oswestry Dr. L. Ash Tegfan, Llanfechain, SY22 6UJ 01691 672827 [email protected] SY10 7QP 01691 829472 [email protected] Gift Aid Mrs P Rorison, Fach Gynan, Llangadwaladr, Molfre, Oswestry Mrs M A Whittall 1 Maes Mechain, Llanfechain SY22 6UH Secretary 01691 672827 [email protected] SY10 7QP 01691 828923 PCC Secretary Mrs J.Evans 11 Maes Mechain, Llanfechain, SY22 6UH Parish of Llangedwyn Elec. Roll: 44 • Civ. Roll: 210 01691 828823 No email St Cedwyn's Church, Llangedwyn, Oswestry OS Ref: SJ 188241 PCC Treasurer Mr M J A Kingsley-Rowe The Old School,Llanfechain SY22 Churchwarden Mr P W Morris Tan y Ffordd, Pentrefelin, Llangedwyn, 6UQ 01691 780547 [email protected] SY10 9LE 01691 828048 [email protected] Mrs E E Forrester 7 Y Berllan, Llangedwyn, Oswestry SY10 9LT Gift Aid Secretary Mr M JA Kingsley-Rowe The Old School, Llanfechain 01691 780432 01691 828048 [email protected] SY22 6UQ PCC Secretary Mrs K D Morris 9 Y Berllan, Llangedwyn, Oswestry SY10 9LT Safeguarding Mr P Lucock Glascoed, Llansanffraid SY22 6TL 01691 780459 [email protected] PCC Treasurer Mr. D.J. Stevenson Tarren Y Berllan, Llangedwyn, SY10 9JR Officer 01691 828076 [email protected] 01691 780695 [email protected] Parish of Llansanffraid yn Mechain Elec. Roll: 46 • Civ. Roll: 1,215 Safeguarding Ms S Hughes 10 Y Berllan, Llangedwyn, Oswestry SY10 9LT St Ffraid's Church, Llansanffraid yn Mechain, Llansanffraid SY22 6TZ Officer 01691 780154 [email protected] Churchwardens OS Ref: SJ221204 Parish of Llansilin Elec. Roll: 74 • Civ. Roll: 400 Mrs B Morgan Oaklea, Deytheur Llansanffraid yn Mechain SY22 6TE St Silin's Church, Llansilin, Oswestry SY10 7PX OS Ref: SJ209281 01691 829212 [email protected] Rhiwlas Mission Church, Rhiwias, Llansilin, Oswestry OS Ref: SJ198320 Mrs D. Swain Pen y Coed, Llansantffraid, SY22 6SP Churchwardens 01691 828526 No email Mr M AJ Coppock The Old White Lion, Llansilin, Oswestry, SY10 7QB PCC Secretary Mrs H. Rees Pen y Groes, Penybont, Oswestry SY10 9JJ 01691 791590 [email protected] 01691 829124 [email protected] Mr D J Jones HeuIfron, Lloran Ganol, Llansilin, Oswestry SY10 7QX PCC Treasurer Mr A R Q Morgan Oaklea,, Llansanffraid y Mechain 01691 791296 [email protected] 01691 829212 [email protected] SY22 6TE PCC Secretary Mrs V M Burton Wern Ddu Fach, Wern Ddu, Llansilin, Osw’y Gift Aid Secretary Mr A R Q Morgan Oaklea, Deytheur Llansanffraid YM 01691 791274 [email protected] SY10 9BN 01691 829212 [email protected] SY22 6TE PCC Treasurer Mr G Moss Bwlch y Rhiw, Llansilin, Oswestry SY10 7PT Safeguarding Mr P Lucock Glascoed, Llansanffraid SY22 6TL 01691 791528 [email protected] Gift Aid Secretary Mr G Moss Bwlch y Rhiw, Llansilin, Oswestry SY10 7PT Officer 01691 828076 [email protected] 01691 791528 [email protected] Safeguarding Mrs C Williams 4 Maes y Llan, Llansilin, Oswestry SY10 7QE Officer 01691 791563 [email protected] Sheet 1 Revised 151110 GARTHBEIBIO, LLANERFYI, LLANGADFAN, LLANFIHANGEL YNG NGHWYNFA & LLWYDIARTH Parish of Llanfihangel yng Nghwynfa Elec. Roll: • Civ. Roll: 388 Vicar Vacant St Michael's Church, Llanfihangel yng Nghwynfa, Llanfyllin OS Ref: SJ080169 Parish of Garthbeibio Elec. Roll: 14 • Civ. Roll: 76 Churchwardens Mrs M J G Rowlands Goat Inn, Llanfihangel yng Nghwynfa, Llanfyllin SY22 5JD St.Tydecho's Church, Garthbeibio, Welshpool OS Ref: SH985128 01691 648209 Churchwardens Mr I A Owen Llwydiarth Hall, Llanfihangel yng Nghwynfa, Llanfyllin SY22 5JB Mrs A M Ellis Pencoed, Garthbeibio, Foel, Welshpool SY21 0PE 01691 870432 01938 820321 PCC Secretary Mrs C Bale Cyfie Farm, Llanfihangel Yng Nghwynfa, Mr D M Rees Dolygaseg, Garthbeibio, Foel, Welshpool SY21 0PD Llanfyllin 01938 820386 01691 648451 [email protected] SY22 5JE PCC Secretary Mrs B Jones Maes Llymystyn, Foel, Welshpool SY21 0NX PCCTreasurer Mr N Lloyd Tanllan, Llanfihangel yng Nghwynfa, 01938 820231 [email protected] Llanfyllin PCC Treasurer Mr D A Smyth Old School House, Foel, Welshpool SY21 0NT 01691 648474 SY22 5JD 01938 820103 [email protected] Gift Aid Secretary Mr D A Smyth Old School House, Foel, Welshpool SY21 0NT Parish of Llangadfan Elec. Roll: 11 • Civ. Roll: 380 01938 820103 [email protected] St Cadfan's Church, Llangadfan, Welshpool OS Ref: SJ011103 Parish of LlanerfyI Elec. Roll: 10 •Civ. Roll: 308 Churchwarden St Erfyl's Church, LlanerfyI, Welshpool SY21 0EG OS Ref: SJ034097 Mr J W Jones Blowty, Llangadfan, Welshpool SY21 0PY 01938 820327 Churchwardens PCC Secretary Vacant Mrs L James Henberllan, LlanerfyI, Welshpool SY21 0EG 01938 820211 [email protected] PCCTreasurer Mrs P Cotton Ty Brie Du, Llangadfan, Welshpool Mr M Morgan Pencommins, Dolanog, Welshpool SY21 0LR 01938 820314 SY21 0PU 01938 810408 PCC Secretary Mrs O Chapman Penperthi, LlanerfyI, Welshpool SY21 0EG Parish of Llwydiarth Elec. Roll: 8 • Civ. Roll: 75 01938 820520 [email protected] PCCTreasurer Mrs O Chapman Penperthi, LlanerfyI, Welshpool SY21 0EG St Mary's Church, Llwydiarth, Llanfyllin OS Ref: SJ023193 01938 820520 [email protected] Churchwardens Gift Aid Secretary Mrs 0 Chapman Penperthi, LlanerfyI, Welshpool SY21 0EG Mrs K Davies Morgan Post Office Stores, Llwydiarth, Welshpool SY21 0QG 01938 820520 [email protected] 01938 820208 [email protected] Mr E Morgan Post Office Stores, Llwydiarth, Welshpool SY21 0QG 01938`820208 [email protected] PCC Secretary Mrs K Davies Morgan Post Office Stores, Llwydiarth, 01938 820208 Welshpool SY21 0QG PCCTreasurer Mrs A Roberts Neuadd Wen, Pen-y-Bryn, Llanfyllin 01691 648260 SY22 5AP Gift Aid Secretary Mrs K Davies Morgan, Post Office Stores, Llwydiarth, 01938 820208 Welshpool SY21 0QG Sheet 2 Revised 150907 LLANFAIR CAEREINION, LIANLLUGAN & MANAFON Priests in Charge: The Revd. David J Dunn 5 Lon Cafnant, Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool SY21 0RA A Parish of Manafon Elec. Roll: 14 Civ. Roll: 252 01938 811929 [email protected] The Revd. Mary E Dunn St Michael's Church, Manafon, Welshpool OS Ref: SJ113025 5 Lon Cafnant, Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool SY21 0RA Churchwardens 01938 811929 [email protected] Mrs M Faulkner 9 Glan Rhiew, Manafon, Welshpool SY21 8BL 01686 651297 (No email) Parish of Llanfair Caereinion Elec. Roll: 83 • Civ. Roll: 1,377 Mrs R P Hall The Smithy, Manafon, Welshpool SY21 8BL St Mary's Church, High Street, Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool SY21 0QS 01686 650538 [email protected] OS Ref:SJ103064 PCC Secretary Mr. T. Jones 7 Glan Rhiew, Manafon, Welshpool Churchwardens 01686 651145 [email protected] SY21 8BL Mrs M Bowen Maesteg, Pool Road, Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool SY21 0HL PCC Treasurer Miss J.H. Hall
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