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Mehefin 26 June Diary Dyddiadur Mehefin 26 June This week Barmouth Mon 27th Praise and Prayer 7.30 Holy Trinity Church Hall Penrhyn Foodbank desperately Tues 28st 10am Prayers followed by support group - Stables needs tins. North Meirionnydd Synod Penrhyn 4-6 clergy 6-7.30 Reps Please leave at Wed 29th 9.30-11.30am Arch Noa - Dyffryn Village Hall St J’s or St T’s . 10am Service - St Tanwg’s Harlech St T’s 6.00pm A service (& refreshments) to celebrate St Peter’s day - Llanbedr Worshipping God + Growing His Church + Loving His World Thurs 30th Las Ynys Trip (see previous page) HEDDIW / TODAY Pentecost 6 (Trindod 5 Trinity ) 6pm Choir Practice - St Peter’s 1 Kings 19.15,16,19-21 Ps 16 Gal 5 1, 13-25 Luke 9 51-62 Fri 1st July 11am Service to mark the centenary of the Battle of the Somme. at Barmouth War Memorial. Miriam’s first Sunday as a priest. 2pm Aber Crematorium The Funeral of the Late Tudor Thomas. Congratulations to our curate Miriam on her ordination to the priesthood yesterday Looking Ahead. (full report and pictures next week) This is a good Sunday to attend church twice as Miriam Thurs 7th 7pm School Jazz Concert St Tanwg’s will be celebrating Holy Communion at St David’s, Barmouth this evening at 6pm. Do come Fri 8th Strawberry Tea Dyffryn Church Hall 2.30-4.30 Raffle, Craft & Produce £3 along to support her and have a celebratory drink afterwards. Please can everyone ensure that all events are entered on the Bro google diary? (This includes THIS WEEK NORTH MEIRIONNYDD SYNOD COLLECT Almighty and everlasting God, by weddings ) Please contact the administrators or Miriam if unsure how to do this. Tues 28th Holy Trinity Church Hall, Penrhyn whose Spirit the whole body of the Church is governed and sanctified: hear our prayer Garden Party and barbecue with entertainment In support of the Refugee Crisis in Pen 4.00pm - 6.00pm - All clergy are invited which we offer for all your faithful people, Llyn at Glanrafon, Rhoshirwaun, LL53 8LF on Saturday 9th July from 3pm onwards. The 6.00pm - 7.30 - For clergy, Bro reps (Fred, that in their vocation and ministry they may cost will be a minimum donation of £10 for adults and £5 for children. You are advised to Becks, Owain), Readers plus ANYONE serve you in holiness and truth to the glory book with David on 01758760361 or email [email protected] . please take a folding interested in the topic - of your name; through our Lord and Saviour chair and your own drinks. ‘Worship with Young People’ Jesus Christ. AMEN. Next Sunday July 3rd - Thomas, Apostle 7th Sunday after Pentecost (Trinity 6) St Peter’s Patronal Festival. NB Strawberry Tea Habakkuk 2. 1-4 Psalm 31. 1-5 Ephesians 2. 19-22 John 20. 24-29(30,31) Songs of Praise 6.00 Wed 29th June date change ! Now on Fri 8th July. (not 1st) Please come and celebrate this feast Llanfair - 9.30 HC Miriam Llanbedr - at Llanfair day with us ... and join us for Other Worship Today Llanaber - 9.30 HC Beth + Linda refreshments afterwards. 6.30pm Evening Praise Llandanwg Harlech - 9.30 MP Pam Gosper 4pm Llandecwyn St John’s Barmouth - 11.30 HC Beth + Linda Usual Sunday Services Llanddwywe - 11.30 MP Miriam Llanfair Llanaber Harlech Llanbedr Llanfihangel - 11.30 MP Pam St David’s 6pm Derek 1st, 2nd & 4th Sun 1st & 3rd Sun 9.30am 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sun Llandanwg 6.30 A Service to Celebrate and give thanks for the Celtic Saints . Pam 9.30am 9.30am Info for Bywyd Bro to Beth by Thursday please. Barmouth Llanddwywe Llanfihangel Evening Services Vicar Revd Canon Beth Bailey 01341 247499 [email protected] St Johns 11.30am 11.30am 11.30am see above /back Curate Revd Miriam Beecroft 01766 781553 [email protected] Weekly Midweek Worship Administrators Pam Odam 01766 780030 [email protected] Dyffryn 10am Tuesday Stables Prayers followed by ECHO support group/chat/coffee Sian Pritchard 01341 281014 [email protected] Harlech 10am Wednesday St Tanwgs (followed by coffee/chat at Cafe) Llandecwyn, Talsarnau, Ynys, Harlech, Llanfair, Llandanwg, Llanbedr, Dyffryn, Llandecwyn, Talsarnau, Ynys, Harlech, Llanfair, Llandanwg, Llanbedr, Dyffryn, Talybont, Llanaber, Barmouth, Bontddu - together we are Bro Ardudwy Talybont, Llanaber, Barmouth, Bontddu - together we are Bro Ardudwy Worshipping God Addoli Duw Loving his world Caru'r Byd Mae gwasanaethau GOSPER yn dechrau yn PRAYER + PRAISE SUPPORTING REFUGEES yr Eglwys Llandecwyn am Ddydd Sul 26ed We are gathering once a month across Winter AND Summer clothes Mehefin am 4.00yp. Bro Moelwyn and Bro Ardudwy to pray are desperately needed at (and praise!) Next meeting: Mon 27th June present plus many other ST CADFAN BANNER 7.30pm Penrhyn Church Hall items. Please see list > 'One of three special pilgrimage banners is be- (behind Holy Trinity Church) and drop off items at St ing conveyed from Tywyn, along the coast and Please come along and see what God will do! Tanwg’s Harlech or St David’s up to Aberdaron,marking a milestone anniver- Barmouth. sary in the history of Christianity in Wales. As Centenary of the Battle of the Somme. part of the celebrations marking 1500 years Fri 1st July 11am at Barmouth War Memorial. Thanks to young parents at since Cadfan and his 'band of brothers' found- On July 1st 1916 - the first day of the battle - Arch Noa for their wonderful ed the monastery on Ynys Enlli/Bardsey, the the British Army suffered terrible casualties response to this request, banner is travelling through the various Minis- amounting to 57,000 men killed, wounded or providing clothes, bedding & try Areas, including Bro missing (19,000 killed); the French also lost other necessities for the refu- Ardudwy from 28 June - 5 July. It will be used 20,000 men. The Somme campaign wore on gee babies & children. This as a focus for prayer and reflection on the for five months and, in all, more than a million week a Volvo estate was filled challenge to us to continue on the pilgrim path soldiers from the British, German and French and taken to Barmouth.(thanks today, as well as a reminder of God's armies were wounded or killed . to Jamie for delivering ) More faithfulness to those pioneer missionaries of We will remember them. has been pledged for next week the far past.' Revd Naomi Starkey. too. If anyone can help sort or Hopefully the banner will go into schools, Notice Boards Please spruce them up for appear at fundraisers and will also visit deliver donated items please the summer! Perhaps buy some bright ring Linda Baily on 01341280524 St Peter’s Patronal Festival posters from CPO on line. Please correct and a special Service to celebrate Celtic Saints Items will go to Lebanon or to at Llandanwg on Sun 3rd July at 6.30. service time/place details on your map Calais on July 9 of the bro poster to save reprint. Diolch Loving his world Caru'r Byd LLANFAIR TRIP to Filming for the S4C Y Las Ynys Fawr series (near Harlech ) Arfordir Cymru 30th June at 1pm. which is travelling A chance for a special guided tour of the along the coast of fascinating Elizabethan home of Bard Wales will take place and priest, Ellis Wynne. this week at If you would like to go with them please Llanfihangel (Wed) Growing his church let them know via Sue 01766 781299 or + NEW DATE! FRI JULY 8 Wendon & Garth 01766 780194. Lifts can Llandanwg (Friday) LEADING PRAYERS IN CHURCH . be arranged No charge- but a donation (hope they’re tidy!!) 6pm -7.30 St David’s Tues12th July.An informal introduction of £3 suggested . to this ministry -All welcome (no obligation to ‘do it!’ ) Llandecwyn, Talsarnau, Ynys, Harlech, Llanfair, Llandanwg, Llanbedr, Dyffryn, Gyda’n gilydd ni yw - Bro Ardudwy - Llandecwyn, Talsarnau, Ynys, Harlech, Llanfair, Talybont, Llanaber, Barmouth, Bontddu - together we are Bro Ardudwy Llandanwg, Llanbedr, Dyffryn, Talybont, Llanaber, Barmouth, Bontddu .
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