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LATEST
SERMON
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Bible Sunday |
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Preacher:
Rev. Richard Carter |
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Llanfair Church |
25.10.09 |
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The Word of God is,
after all, a metaphor for that intuitive comprehension of the
incomprehensible. Like other biblical metaphors for God, such as
wind, spirit, fire and water, bread and wine, the Word (or the
voice) is something fundamental to human life – elemental...
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FAREWELL
TO JOHN B. DAVIES Retirement
of The Rev'd John Barden Davies, Rector of Llanfwrog and Area Dean
Sunday 3rd January 2010. The Rev'd John Barden Davies retired at the beginning of January. John was ordained in 1971 serving his title at Rhosllannerchrugog...
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TIME FOR NEW BEGINNINGS
January is always a time for new beginnings, but this is especially true this year within the Deanery of Dyffryn Clwyd. Around 60 people braced the extreme weather conditions to join Bishop Gregory for a special Licensing Service held at Llanbedr Church on 13th January...
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NEW PRIEST FOR RUTHIN
We are delighted to announce that Bishop Gregory has appointed a new priest for the Parishes of Ruthin - St. Peter’s, Llanfwrog and Llanrhydd - who is Revd. Stuart Evans...
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This site is about the churches and parishes in the Deanery of Dyffryn Clwyd
in the Diocese of St. Asaph in North Wales, which is one of the six diocese
of the
Church in Wales. The Deanery forms a rural, mainly agricultural area
centred on the market town of Ruthin. The thirteen parishes are served by
three priests and four readers, assisted by retired clerics.
The parishes of the deanery have worked together for a
number of years and shared worship takes place. The clerics meet every
Monday morning for prayer and also regular chapter meetings. The Deanery
Conference meets four times a year and is taking an increasing role in
co-ordinating resources from all the parishes and planning worship and
events for the deanery as a whole and looking at planning for the future.
Within the Deanery there is a variety of styles of
worship in English and in Welsh. These range from traditional Anglican
worship to informal and modern worship. We hope you will find this website
helpful and informative and that you will visit our churches to worship with
us.
Whichever church you visit you can be assured of a warm welcome. |
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To search our site for a specific area of interest, please click on the
search folder on the left hand side. You will be taken to our search page
where you will have full access to all the site's search facilities.
If you are tied for time and want to find specific information within the
site, please use the search facility and use keywords or phrases to find the
page and information you are looking for.
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On this site
you will find lots of information about all the churches in our deanery. There
are details of the times of church services and other events in churches such as
concerts. If you are looking to contact any of the churches to arrange baptisms,
weddings or funerals or if you simply want to contact us to ask what the Church
is about then you can contact us through this site.
The site also
has information about how the parishes are linked with their communities and how
we link with the wider church and the wider world.
If your
interest is church buildings, Dyffryn Clwyd is a good place to visit our many
ancient churches most of which are medieval and as sites of worship have their
origin in Celtic times.
Reverend Huw
Butler |

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