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Crossing Thresholds Wardman Carol Canon Staff Provincial 1884-2014 in the Church in Wales: Wales: in Church the in Jones Sian Canon Gill Ann Mrs Johnson Rhiannon Dr Reverend President Provincial MU Howells Ann Reverend The Licensed Ministry of Women Women of Ministry Licensed The Todd Gill Dr Ford Gaynor Mrs Croesi Trothwyau Russell Janet Reverend Davids St Knight Sue Reverend Williams Angela Reverend Brecon & Swansea Paratowyd y cyhoeddiad hwn gan aelodau Grŵp Sant Deiniol, i Jones Susan Dr Revd Very CR ESI ddathlu’r ffaith arwyddocaol fod merched yn gallu croesi’r trothwy Prosser Jean Dr Reverend MBE Evans Caroline Canon i’r esgobaeth. Ein gobaith yw y bydd yn ysbrydoli ac yn annog y Mole Jennifer Canon Bangor genhedlaeth nesaf o ferched yn y weinidogaeth yng Nghymru i Greening Sue Dr Stallard Mary Reverend gamu ymlaen, gwireddu eu potensial a chynnig eu doniau i’r Monmouth Norman Lynette Reverend Eglwys. Ein gobaith didwyll yw y bydd rhywun yn cael ei ysbrydoli Wigley Jennifer Canon McCarthy Diane Mrs TROTHWYAU i’r fath raddau fel y bydd am ysgrifennu hanes llawn y merched y Jackson Peggy Venerable Last Sue Mrs mae eu bywydau a’u gweinidogaethau yn cael eu hadlewyrchu yma. Gould Jan Reverend Asaph St Os oes gennych chi ddiddordeb mewn ymuno â phrosiect o’r fath, Biggin Helen Mrs cysylltwch ag unrhyw aelod o Grŵp Sant Deiniol. is: membership Current Llandaff Grŵp Sant Deiniol affairs. Church on perspective and viewpoint provincial a Grŵp o ferched ‘uwch’ yn yr Eglwys yng Nghymru yw Grŵp Sant and experience, of years by has inclination, or responsibility by or / Deiniol, merched lleyg ac ordeiniedig, sy’n cyfarfod ddwywaith neu either who, someone be would member each that intention our deirgwaith y flwyddyn i fyfyrio ar weinidogaeth merched yn yr Eglwys reflects ‘senior’ word The lives. women’s improving for strategies yng Nghymru a’i chynorthwyo. Er nad oes gan y grŵp gyfansoddiad devise and life, Church of levels all at women of representation ffurfiol, mae ganddo aelodaeth wadd, a nifer cyfyngedig o aelodau. the improve sense, widest the in ministry women’s for support Ein nod yw datblygu cymorth i weinidogaeth merched yn yr ystyr develop to is aim Our numbers. limited with membership, ehangaf, gwella cynrychiolaeth merched ar bob lefel o fywyd yr invited an has group the constituted, formally being not While Eglwys, a llunio strategaethau i wella bywydau merched. Mae’r gair Wales. in Church the within women of ministry the assist, and ‘uwch’ yn adlewyrchu ein dyhead i aelodau fod yn ferched sydd â on, reflect to year a times three or two meet who ordained, barn a safbwynt taleithiol ar faterion yr Eglwys, naill ai drwy and lay Wales, in Church the in women ‘senior’ of group a are We flynyddoedd o brofiad, a/neu drwy gyfrifoldeb neu ddiddordeb. Group Deiniol’s St The Group. Deiniol’s St Llandaf Yr aelodau cyfredol yw: any contact please project, a such joining in the of member Mrs Helen Biggin Llanelwy interest an have you If here. ected fl re are ministries and lives Y Parchedig Jan Gould Mrs Sue Last whose women the of history full the write to want to as inspired Yr Hybarch Peggy Jackson THRESH LDS LDS O Mrs Diane McCarthy so be might someone that is hope fond Our Church. the to gifts Y Canon Jennifer Wigley Y Parchedig Lynette Norman potential, their realise forward, step to Wales their er ff o and Y Parchedig Mary Stallard Mynwy in ministry in women of generation future a encourage and Dr Sue Greening Bangor inspire will it that is hope Our women. to open being episcopate Y Canon Jennifer Mole Y Canon Caroline Evans the of threshold cant fi signi the mark to Group, Deiniol’s St the Y Parchedig Ddr Jean Prosser MBE CR SSING SSING CR Y Tra Pharchedig Ddr Susan Jones of members the by together brought been has publication This Y Parchedig Angela Williams Abertawe ac Aberhonddu Y Parchedig Sue Knight Tyddewi Crossing Thresholds Thresholds Crossing Y Parchedig Janet Russell Mrs Gaynor Ford Gweinidogaeth Drwyddedig Merched Dr Gill Todd Y Parchedig Ann Howells Y Parchedig Ddr Rhiannon Johnson Llywydd Taleithiol UM yn yr Eglwys ngh Nghymru: 1884-2014 Y Canon Siân Jones Mrs Ann Gill Staff Taleithiol Y Canon Carol Wardman WOMEN WHO HAVE SERVED IN WALES IN LICENSED ANGLICAN MINISTRIES 1884 – 2014 1884 SERVED AS DEACONESSES (*LATER AS DEACONS / PRIESTS): ELEANOR CARBONELL (1884); EDITH THOMPSON (1893); ALICE ELEANOR OSWALD (1893); FLORENCE ELIZABETH BROUGH (1896); FLORENCE CAROLINE LLEWELLYN (1901); SOPHIA GANDERTON (1918); ELSIE KATE SKINNER (1918); ELSIE HEDLEY (1958); IRENE ALLEN (1961); PHOEBE PETO WILLETTS (1966); MARGARET CLAIRE HARVEY (1968)*; BARBARA JOHN (1967)*; ANGELA MARGERY GRAY (1973)*; ig yn unig; nid yw’n cynnwys gwybodaeth am Ddarllenwyr Lleyg. Ddarllenwyr am gwybodaeth cynnwys yw’n nid unig; yn ig cyhoedded ffynonellau o gael ar sydd hyn yr ôl yn Gwybodaeth YATES. CHRISTINE ESTHER SALLY BRUSH (1976)*; LINDA MARY EDWARDS (1976)*; CLARICE MARY SMITH (1977)*; JOANNA SUSAN PENBERTHY (1984)*; SHEILA PATRICIA TOMS (1991)*. WRIGHT; ANNE PAMELA ANITA MARIE WOODWELL; WOODWELL; MARIE ANITA WOOD; JANE WOOD; THERESE MARIE CAROLYN WOOD; ANN BARBARA WILLIAMS-POTTER; CLARE AMANDA WILLIAMS; ANN DENISE WILLIAMS; MARSH MERRILYN SUSAN SUSAN WILLIAMS; WILLIAMS; SUSAN WILLIAMS; MARY PAULINE WILLIAMS; CATRIN NIA WILLIAMS; VICTORIA KIMBERLEY WILLIAMS; RICHELDIS JEAN GILLIAN SERVED AS CHURCH ARMY SISTERS (*LATER AS DEACONS / PRIESTS): WILLIAMS; LOIS CATHERINE ANGELA WILLIAMS; WILLIAMS; ANGELA W; S A P WILKINSON; FRANCES MARY WILKINS; JOY JANICE WIGLEY; JENNIFER WIGHT; HILARY SIAN WELSH; JENNIFER JULIE MICHELLE BARRELL*; JEAN CADE; AVIS DENNIS; FIONA FISHER; NIKKI FOSTER-KRUCZEK; ANNIE GRIFFITHS JONES; DONNA HAYLER; CHRISTINE HINDS; CELIA LYNN JONES*; WATKINS; CHARLES FRANCES ANN LORNA GWYNETH WATKINS; WATKINS; GWYNETH WARRINGTON; IRENE KATHERINE WARDMAN; CAROL WARD; PATRICIA WALLMAN-GIRDLESTONE; JANE WALKER; ANN PAULINE A REASON; BARBARA RICHARDS; WENDY CHRISTINE TAYLER*; SYBIL WHETTON. WAKELING; JOAN JULIE WAGSTAFF; WAGSTAFF; JULIE KOEVERING; VAN HELEN HOF; DEN VAN MAGDALENA ROLANDA ARIADNE UNDERDOWN; JEAN MARGARET TYLER; GAYNOR TUCK; GILLIAN SERVED AS DEACONS / PRIESTS: TRIMBY; RUTH KATHRYN TREMTHTHANMOR; TRISTAN EVNATH CHRYS TIMOTHY; DORIS BRONWEN TILTMAN; JOAN KATHERINE TILT; CAROLINE DAWN THRALL; ELEANOR MARGARET CELIA ADAMS; THELMA NAOMI ADEY-WILLIAMS; MARILYN ANN ADSETTS; JESSICA-JILL STAPLETON AIDLEY; ROSEMARY ALDIS; JANE ROSEMARY ALLEN; JENNIFER MARY ANNIS; THORLEY; KATHLEEN MARY JUDITH THOMPSON; THOMPSON; JUDITH THOMAS; IRIS THOMAS; LUCILLE DOROTHY WOLDE; TEN CHRISTINE TEMPLE; MARY SYLVIA TAYLOR; MARY SUSAN SWYER; JANE REBECCA SARAH ARNDT; LUCYANN ASHDOWN; VICTORIA LESLEY ASHLEY; ELAINE ATACK; SUSAN FLORENCE ATKINSON-JONES; LORRAINE-GWYNETH-BADGER-WATTS; BETHAN BAILEY; SWAIN; JUANITA SHARON MARIAN ELIZABETH STURROCK; STURROCK; ELIZABETH MARIAN STIBBE; HAZEL STEVENS; ANN SUSAN STEVENS; CLAIRE REBECCA STEPHENS; JEAN STEEL; MARY CORALIE STARTIN; GAIL NICOLA JANE ROME BAILEY; LINDA ROSEMARY BAILY; SALLY BAIRD; ALICIA MARY BAKER; HEATHER ELIZABETH BAKER; JEAN MARGARET BAKER; JULIE ANN LOUISE BAKER; STARKEY; ERNESTINE NAOMI STARK; ALISON MARGARET STALLARD; ROSE KATHLEEN MARY SMITH; PATRICIA PAULINE SMITH; ANNE BEVERLEY SLENNETT; ALISON JANE SKIPWORTH; RACHAEL NICOLA SUSANNAH BALE; ANNE CHRISTINA BALLARD; MARIAN BARGE; SASKIA GAIL BARNDEN; LINDA BATT; STEPHANIE KATHLEEN NORA BEACON; CHARMAIN PATRICIA BEECH; TONI ELIZABETH BENNETT; SIMPSON; VICTORIA RACHEL JAYNE SHAW; SHAW; JAYNE SCOTFORD; LYNNE BETHAN SAVAGE; LINDA HILARY SARAPUK; SUSAN RUSSELL; MARY JANET ROWLANDS; CHRISTINE VALERIE PETRA MAY ELIZABETH BROOM BERESFORD-WEBB; SUE BEVERLY; SHIRLEY ANNE BIRCH; ELSPETH JOYCE BIRKIN; MARGARET BLAKE; SHERRY LESLEY BLOOMER; GERALDINE ANNE BLYTH; JONES; ROWLAND CAROLINE SARAH INGRID ELIZABETH ROSE; ROSE; ELIZABETH INGRID ROGERS; ANN SARAH ROGERS; JEAN SALLY ROGERS; SYLVIA GLADYS PATRICIA ROGERS; ANNE KATHLEEN ROCK; JEAN MARY VERONICA BOLT; JANET MARY BONE; CHRISTINE MARY BONNEYWELL; ROSEMARY BOOKLESS; DELYTH BOWEN; SARA BOWIE; ALICE TERESA BOYLAND; MADELAINE MARGARET BRADY; ROBERTS; JUNE SANDRA FREDA MARGARET ROBARTS; ROBARTS; MARGARET FREDA RICHMOND; LORRAINE YVONNE RICHARDS; ANN DELYTH REES; MARY SUSAN ELIZABETH ROSE ROBERTS; ROBERTS; ROSE ELIZABETH ROBERTS; BUTLER SUSAN CAROL CHRISTINE ELAINE BREWSTER; JENNIFER BRITTON; ISABEL MARY BROTHERSTON; JANICE ELIZABETH BROWN; SUSAN GERTRUDE BROWN; PATRICIA ANN BRYANT; JAYNE ELIZABETH BUCKLES; ROBBINS; CAREY JANET SALLY ELIZABETH REES; REES; ELIZABETH SALLY REES; HELEN REES; MARY ELIZABETH REES; LOUISE EMMA REDWOOD; MARION REANEY; JANE BEVERLY RAYNER; CHRISTINE SHIRLEY VIRGINIA ANN BURTON; BETTY BUTLER; HEATHER CALE; PATRICIA ADELE CAMPION; CAMILLA ANNE CAMPLING-DENTON; JESSIE MARGUERITE TARIE CARLYON; JACQUELINE ANN CARTER; PRUST; ANN JUDITH JEAN PROSSER; PROSSER; JEAN PROSSER; MARGARET GILLIAN PRINCE; AMANDA MELANIE PRINCE; ANN HEIDI CAROLINE PRICE; JOSEPHINE MARI PRICE; MARY ALISON LORRAINE CAVANAGH; HELENA MARIA ALIJA CERMAKOVA; LYNN CHAMBERS; MARY CECILIA CHARLES; ANNETTE MARIE CHURCH; SYBIL COLEMAN; SUSAN LYNNE COLLINGBOURNE; PRATTEN; AVERINA SUSAN PAMELA POWELL; POWELL; PAMELA POWELL; ANN ELEANOR POOLMAN; MARGARET CAROLE PLUMB; FRANCES DAWN ISABELLE VALERIE PITT; ANNE BEATRICE PHILLIPS; MARY JUDITH KATHRYNE BRONCY COLLINS; CHRISTINE COLTON; SYBIL MARGARET CONSTABLE; LESLIE ELIZABETH COOKE; MARGARET DOROTHY COOLING; GWENDA COOPER; MELIA LAMBRIANOS COPE; PERCIVAL; VERA JOANNA LYNN JANICE PERRY; PERRY; JANICE LYNN PEARCE; ELIZABETH JANET PAYNE; GLENYS PAYNE; ELIZABETH PASCOE; ALICE ELIZABETH CAROLINE PARSONS;
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