Llanfwrog Church is situated on the top
of a hill on the western edge of the market town of Ruthin. It still retains
a distinct rural atmosphere and there are extensive views of the Vale of
Clwyd and the mountains of the Clwydian range from the churchyard.
Christian worship has taken place on this site since the
6th century, when Mwrog (a little known Celtic saint) first proclaimed the
Gospel in this part of the world. parts of the present church tae from the
13th century. The building has been restored many times in its long history,
the latest restoration being in 1999, when the church was made more 'user
friendly' for the new century.
Llanfwrog is a small and friendly church and its worship
is in an informal style and the singing is led by a small choir, who
occasionally sing their own choral items. The style of music however makes
it easy for everyone to join in.
SUNDAY WORSHIP AT LLANFWROG
8:00am - Eucharist on 1st Sunday each month
This is a quiet service without music, lasting about half an
hour in the peace of the early morning. It is an ideal start to the day
giving time and space to pray.
11:00am - Eucharist (2nd & 4th Sundays)
11:00am - Morning Prayer (1st Sunday)
11:00am - Informal Worship (3rd Sunday)
This is the main Sunday worship with hymns and songs when
families are encouraged to worship together. See Service Times on the right
for more details.
On Certain Sundays there are themed family services. After
the worship we stay for a cup of coffee and a chat and there is a growing
fellowship in the church. We are a fair trade parish and the coffee and tea
served is fair trade.
6:00pm - Evening Prayer in Welsh
Held on the second Sunday of the month
WEEKDAY WORSHIP
The Eucharist (bi-lingual) takes place every Thursday
morning at 10:00am. This service lasts half an hour and gives time for quiet
prayer. Occasionally other weekday services are held.
