AREA DEAN

 

Reverend John B. Davies
Address The Rectory
Mwrog Street
Ruthin LL15 1LE
 
Contact jbd@dyffrynclwyd.org.uk

 

  

PENTECOST / WHITSUNDAY

May 11th

This is the birthday of the Church. The day when we celebrate the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.  Please see the diary pages of the parishes for details of services on Whitsunday.

 

DEANERY CONFERENCE

The next Deanery Conference will be at St.Peter's Parish Room, Ruthin on Monday June 9th at 7.30pm

 

DEANERY PILGRIMAGE

On Sunday 15th June, we invite you to join us on the Deanery Summer Pilgrimage.   We shall all make our way to St.Asaph Cathedral by 1pm. where we shall eat our sasndwiches (hopefully on the lawn if the weather is fine)  Following a short time of prayer we will make our way along the A55 to the Island of Anglesey.  (If there are sufficient numbers there will be a coach, otherwise we shall take our own cars).

Our first call on the island will be the tiny church of Llanysilio situated on a little island in the Menai Strait, connected to Anglesey by a causeway.  Next we shall make our way along the scenic road alonside the Menai Strait through Beaumaris and on to Penmon where we shall visit the Priory Church, and the holy well. There will be a time of worship in the Priory Church.  There will be time to go to Penmon Point, a most peaceful place with spectacular views of the mountains of Snowdonia and the coast. The only sounds are the sea, the seabirds and the bell of the lighthouse.

If you would like to go, please notify any of the deanery clergy or send e-mail to jbd@dyffrynclwyd.org.uk

 

 

St Peter - Llanbedr


St Garmon - Llanarmon


St Cynhafal - Llangynhafal


St Hychan - Llanychan

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These four grouped parishes are situated to the east of Ruthin on and around the Clwydian range of mountains. Llanbedr parish is situated at the foot of the Clwydian mountains while Llangynafal, which includes the community of Gellifor, is is on the slope of the mountains. Llanarmon parish is located to the east of the mountain range while the small parish of Llanychan is in the valley.

The four parishes cover residential and agricultural areas. Each parish has its own Parochial Church Council and the four parishes worship together on the 5th Sunday in the month and also share many parish events.

 

 

St. Cynfarch & St. Mary - Llanfair


St. Michael - Efenechtyd


St. Elidan - Llanelidan

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These three parishes are located to the south of Ruthin in the area between the Vale of Clwyd and the Nant y Garth Pass. Llanfair parishes is a residential village and includes the communities of Craigfechan and Pentrecyln. Efenechtyd and Llanelidan are located in a rural agricultural area.

Each parish has its own Parochial Church Council and these three parishes worship together on a 5th Sunday and also share many parish events.

 

St. Mwrog & St Mary - Llanfwrog


St. Mary - Cyffylliog


St. Foddyd - Clocaenog

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These three grouped parishes are situated  tot the west of the market town of Ruthin in a rural agricultural area. Llanfwrog parish includes the part of the town to the west of the river Clwyd which is a residential area, and also an extensive rural area which includes the community of Gelltegfa.

Clocaenog and Cyffylliog parishes cover a large rural area and also Clocaenog includes a small part of the community of Clawddnwydd and Cyffylliog parish includes the community of Bontuchel.

Each parish has its own Parochial Church Council but the three parishes share one parish priest. When there is a 5th Sunday in the month, the three parishes worship together in rotation around the three churches.


St Saeran - Llanynys


Rhewl Church - Llanynys

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The parish of Llanynys is one of the very ancient parishes of Dyffryn Clwyd and many of the other parishes were carved out of it.  Today the parish consists of a large area of rich agricultural land and includes the village of Rhewl.  The parish has its own Parochial Church Council. It is a parish of two churches, the Parish Church and Rhewl Church.

 

St. Peter - Ruthin


St Meugan - Llanrhydd

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The parishes of Ruthin and Llanrhydd include the market town of Ruthin to the east of the river Clwyd. Ruthin parish takes in the town centre with its shops, offices and other retail outlets, while Llanrhydd parish covers a large residential area. Each parish has its own Parochial Church Council but the various parish groups are shared by both parishes.

   
 

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