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TheMonthly
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ReformedChurch
March 2019
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S Three Holy Islands and BeulahHaving been a member ofBeulah for over 50 years, likemany others in ourcongregation, I feel I am amember of the Beulah Familyspanning nearly 200 years,such is the care we take ofeach other.
One day, while reading aboutthe Holy islands around Britain,I realised that Beulah had morethan a passing link with threeof them. Our Beulah Familytentacles have embracedthree: Iona, Lindisfarne andCaldey.
Iona, off the west coast ofScotland, was settled in 563AD by the Irish missionary, St.Columba, and twelvecompanions, who establisheda monastery intending toconvert the North of Englandto Christianity. It flourisheduntil attacked by the Vikings in800 AD, then declined until1200. Later, a BenedictineAbbey was founded on thesite.
A member of the IonaCommunity is John Bell,whose hymns we sing so oftenin Beulah. He founded the WildGoose Resource Group, inGlasgow, which is devoted toWorship Music and YouthWork.
Our links to Iona are that JohnBell spent a day at Beulah
when Ken Graham was ourMinister. Also, Dewi Lewis andValerie met at Iona, andnamed their daughter Iona.
Lindisfarne was founded bySt. Aidan of Iona, in 643 AD. Italso flourished until destroyedby Danish Vikings in 875 AD.In 664 AD, the monastery’smost famous Bishop, Cuthbert,retreated as a hermit on FarneIsland.
The Lindisfarne Gospels wereilluminated her under BishopEadfrith around 690 AD. TheBeulah ‘link’ is in a holidaycottage owned by Ken Grahamwhere, over the years, many ofthe Beulah Family havestayed, and enjoyed the lovelyviews across the sweeping baytowards Lindisfarne.
Caldey Island’s Abbey wasfounded by Cistercian Monksin the 5th century, by Pino, afollower of St. Illtyd. Groupsfrom Beulah visit this Holyisland regularly for prayer andworship, and this Retreat hasbecome a favourite annualevent.
Long may the Beulah Familycontinue its outward Christianembrace.
Love to all,Mary Prosser.
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Church Secretary:Mrs. Louise Morgan,
Email:[email protected]
Church Treasurer:Mrs. Barbara Rhys,
Email:[email protected]
One of the great benefits tome of joining with All Saints andBethany for services is the insightand knowledge that we gain fromexperiencing each others’traditions. The joint Communionin February was in All Saints andit happened to be Candlemas, afeast about which I knew verylittle. At the end of the service weall gathered around the crib andwatched while its lights and thatof the epiphany star were turnedoff. Each holding a candle toremind us that we should eachshine with the light of Christ’slove, we followed a cross, rightaround the sanctuary to the font.There, standing in front of thecross, all the lights were turnedoff; we blew out our candles andremained in darkness for the finalprayers. I found this very moving,perhaps a reminder that we, likeJesus, cannot remain inBethlehem, but must travel on.We were already getting ready forLent, and setting our facestowards Jerusalem and the cross.
Soon, we will have theopportunity to share in anothertradition at All Saints, as on AshWednesday we are invited tomark the beginning of Lent byjoining them for their services ofthe imposition of the ashes.
On Wednesdays during Lentwe will be able to join with friendsfrom the other URCs in Cardiff forLent Reflections based aroundPaul’s letter to the Galatians. I amgrateful to those who haveorganised these for us, which willbe held alternately in City URCand Beulah. This is a greatopportunity to join together indiscussion and reflection, and allare welcome to join in wheneverpossible.
I would also like to thank thegroup who have worked onpreparing worship in Lent. Theoverall theme will bePerspectives on the Cross andwe will be using art work to help
CHURCH NOTESus in our thinking and reflectingthrough the season. This groupbegan their preparation bythinking about what we valuemost about Lent and whatbenefits might emerge for us asindividuals and as church. Theseare some of the things thatpeople said: time to meditate andreflect; contemplation and self-examination (‘taking spiritualstock’); discussion with others;waiting and listening; ‘anemotional journey’; greatersharing; chance to follow thewhole journey with Jesus;deepening understanding andfaith in God.
We will also be encouragingpeople to use the Christian Aid‘Count your blessings’ materials.This year’s theme is ‘Rise upagainst Climate Change’ anduses the Lenten themes ofawareness, repentance,forgiveness, reconciliation,transformation and blessing todeepen our understanding of thedifficulties facing a small fishingcommunity in the Philippines.We hope that through the use ofthese materials, our worship, theLent study groups and privatereading and prayer we will all betouched by the grace andunending love that Jesus carriedto the cross, and be nudged andinspired to share that love withothers in every way that we can.
FAMILY NEWSIt was with great sadness that
we learned of the death of MrsAnn Williams earlier this month,
and our thoughts and prayers arewith her family and friends. Weare grateful to the Revd. RogerBidnell who led her funeralservice in Beulah this week.
Our condolences are alsosent to Mrs Jean Rogers and herfamily, on the death of herhusband, Alan. Jean has recentlyspent some time in hospital andhas now moved to a new nursinghome. We also hold in prayer thefamily of Mrs Lilian Cotter whodied this month.
Several members and friendshave been unwell and receivedtreatment at home or in hospital.In our thoughts are JoanStaddon, Vera Williams, KathrynHenderson, John Rhys and DonLewis. We think of them and allthose who love and care for them,some of whom are facing verydifficult times.
We were delighted tocelebrate with two Beulahfamilies in February bywelcoming their babies into thechurch: Robin Stephens througha blessing ceremony, and JoshuaBowles through infant baptism.Our thanks to the Revds GethinRhys and Ken Graham forconducting these ceremonies.
Finally, congratulations toSarah Edwards who will becelebrating a special birthday thismonth!
Blessings,Louise.
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CELEBRATION!We arecelebratingour 65th(Sapphire)WeddingAnniversaryat the end ofMarch, so inthanksgiving we would like toinvite the whole church tojoin us for cake and coffee(or tea) in Canolfan after theService on 31st March.
We hope you can come andjoin our celebration.
All our love,Alun & Marg
P.S. It's Alun's Birthday thatweek too! Marg
As many of you may know, I have spent three summers atSanyu Babies’ Home in Uganda. I am planning to return thissummer and stay for a longer time (1-2 years is the currentestimate…).
In previous years I have done some fundraising to supportvarious projects at the home including re-tiling a room, buyingplay resources such as a parachute, taking the children on anouting (a treat is usually just sitting at the gate watching thetraffic go by) and having two memorial benches made toremember all the babies from Sanyu who have passed away.Due to the longer trip this time I am organising severalfundraising events to raise as much money as possible to takewith me. The Barn Dance we held in January was great fun andraised lots of money…. thank you to everyone who supportedit!
On Saturday 23rd March we will be having a family friendlyfundraising quiz in the Canolfan from 7-10pm. Entry will befree but donations gladly welcomed. You can either come as ateam or a solo participant and teams can be made on the night.The evening will include food so please let us know if you areplanning to attend for catering purposes
Hope to see you there!Emily (and the rest of the Cheer Family)
Multumesc- Thank you!
On behalf of myself, my friendAncuta, her pastor husband,Beni and children in Navodari,Romania can I say thank you toall of my Beulah family thatdonated sweets beforeChristmas.
I was overwhelmed by theamount of sweets given andthank you really doesn't seemenough.
Once collected I sent them inwith clothes and other Christmasgifts that I had collected. Theyleft Cardiff by coach and took abit longer than usual to arrivewith Ancuta. I was beginning toworry slightly as the boxes hadn'tarrived but was overjoyed toreceive a message on Christmasmorning to say they hadarrived that morning - a trueChristmas blessing for thechildren!
The photo shows some of thechildren receiving clothesand sweets - something theyrarely get. They are truly blessedand grateful to receive gifts.
As you know these people arevery close to my heart and all Ican say is thank you.
Love,Denise
Sanyu Babies’ Home in Uganda
Thank YouTo the congregation of
Beulah United ReformedChurch. We would like to say thankyou very much, to you all, foryour generosity and theamazing amount of Christmasfood that was donated toCardiff Children's Serviceslast December. It was all verymuch appreciated by thefamilies with whom we work,and the staff of Children'sService are extremely gratefulfor your support to the workthey do. The generosity ofeveryone was quite wonderful.
We hope that everyone hada lovely Christmas and wishyou all the best for 2019.
Best wishes from all of us.
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We held a KIN meeting on 2ndFebruary to begin planning forthe year ahead, and to discusssome new ideas andfundraising opportunities. Soyou may wish to note thefollowing and look out for furtherdetails .......
16th MarchCoffee Morning
for Good Neighboursin North Cardiff
We’ll be selling gifts, books andjewellery along with your coffeeand cakes.
School bags forchildren in Romania
KIN will be helping DeniseDickman put together schoolbags full of supplies forRomanian children toencourage them in theireducation. Please keep an eyeon the Church Notices for howyou can support this worthwhileproject.
KIN (Kindred in Need)Together we care and together we share
Alms Bowl Collection
This year you are invited tofollow the Christian Aid CountYour Blessings journeythrough Lent. The Rise UpAGAINST CLIMATE CHANGEbooklet contains dailyreflections and actionsintended to help us give, actand pray for our neighboursaround the world living with theeffects of climate change.
There are suggesteddonations which can be putaside for the Alms Bowlcollection on Easter Sunday.(Please remember the dailygiving amounts are onlysuggestions). The Count YourBlessings booklets will beavailable on Sunday 3rdMarch, and then from Eileen
Good Friday Lunch
Our soup, bread and cheeselunch will be held after theservice at 12 noon.
This is a family meal and all arewarmly invited. This year we’llbe raising money for the UnitedMission to Nepal’s DisabilityProgramme, and specificallyfor children who are born withclubfoot.
Easter Breakfast
Money raised will go toSpace4U drop-in for asylumseekers and refugees.
Dates for your diary …
11th MayChristian Aid Big Brekkie
We’re hoping to have someguests join us this year at ourBig Brekkie as we seek tocampaign and raise awarenessaround global warming anddivestment from fossil fuels.
18th MayPudding and Games EveningThis should be fun! Please joinus, and help us raise money forGood Neighbours in NorthCardiff.
29th JuneRhiwbina Festival Saturday
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Junior Church continue to raisemoney and support HHI and thelittle girl, Beulah.
We have some other ideas thatyou may be interested inorganising or helping toorganise - if so please let meknow.
Beulah Recipe Book - do youremember the last one? I haveone dated 1998. Would anyonelike to help organise a new onewhich we could sell to fund raisefor KIN?
Beulah Poetry Book - againwould anyone be interested inorganising one?
Harvest/Autumn Fair
Thank you,Eleri
KIN at Easter
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The call to climate action isgetting louder and louder, withresearch showing that ourwindow of time to changepredictions of the future isgetting smaller and smaller.So, this year, over the 40 daysof Lent (beginning 6th March)we are inviting you to becomepart of the 'Living Lent'community, where togetherwe will make significant,personal commit-ments tochanging our lifestyles for theclimate.
Could you take on one of thefollowing challenges:
‣ go meat-free‣ take up an alternative formof transport‣ give up single-use plastics‣ have an ‘electricity free’hour every day‣ buy only locally sourcedfood‣ commit to buying nothing'non-essential' new
Through the ‘Living Lent’community, we will shareblogs, spiritual reflections andcreative materials, andsupport each other as weattempt to change ourlifestyles for the climate.
For more information clickon https://livinglent.org/
Regards,Harley
WEEKLY NOTICES SHEET
A reminder that notices for the weekly service sheet should besent to Kaye Mundy, with Louise copied in,([email protected]). Notices should be sent as earlyin the week as possible, and no later than Thursday, please. Kayehas been doing this, and other secretarial support work, sinceSeptember, and we are very grateful for her help.
World Day of PrayerBethany Baptist Church
1st March 2019
This year’sWorld Day ofPrayer [formerlyknown as theWorld Women’sDay of Prayer]will be held atBethany BaptistChurch, Heol
Llanishen Fach, Rhiwbina at2.00 pm. The new nameemphasises the fact that thisservice is open to everyone.
Women of Slovenia, one of thesmallest and youngest countriesin Europe, have prepared thisyear’s service and theyencourage us to reflect on thebarriers they have faced sincethe end of the Second WorldWar when their country was apart of Yugoslavia, a MarxistSocial Republic. They share thechallenges they have met andthe hopes they have for thefuture.
The World Day of Prayer iscelebrated in over 120 countries.It begins in Samoa and prayer innative languages travelsthroughout the world – throughAsia, Africa, the Middle East,Europe and the Americas beforefinishing in American Samoasome 38 hours later.
A very warm welcome isextended to everyone. Pleasejoin us for the service and forrefreshments afterwards.
Diane Burton & Mary Bidnell
FLOWING STREAMS,BRINGING LIFE
This theme, based on thewords of Ezekiel 47.7-9, hasbeen adopted by Beulah for2019.
Alun Jones has written ahymn and some openingwords which have been usedin worship a couple of timesfor ‘theme’ services.
How to develop the themebeyond worship wasdiscussed at the JanuaryElders’ Meeting, and it wassuggested that this shouldform the basis of ChurchMeeting in February, which iswhat we did on February 17.
The Meeting divided intogroups and discussed how thetheme could be used indifferent aspects of churchlife. There was lots ofanimated discussion, and anamazing number of ideasgenerated. These will now becollated by a small group andcommon threads found forfurther thought.
It’s great to have the ideas– now all we need is people toput them into practice! Somethings will fall naturally todifferent groups within thechurch but it would be good toinvolve different people too –so please look out for appealsfor help with organising someof the suggestions!
Many thanks to all thosewho took part in this meeting,which has given us lots of foodfor thought about how we canbring the 2019 theme to life.
Louise
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Concerts at the Crossroads
Lunchtime RecitalWednesday 27th March, at 1.05pm
Angharad Lyddon - mezzo-soprano
Nicola Rose - piano
Angharad Lyddon was the 2018 winner of the Welsh Singers Showcase, the competition which selects theWelsh singer to represent Wales in the 2019 BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Competition. Angharad has abeautiful voice and together with Nicola Rose her pianist has prepared a programme which will include songsby Schubert and Fauré and opera arias by Offenbach, Bizet and Saint-Saëns. A wonderful opportunity tohear this lovely young singer at the beginning of her career.
Date for your diary
Wednesday 24th April at 1.05pm
The Roberts familyElen – Double bass, Hanna – viola, Catrin – Saxaphone and Emyr (their father) – piano
A seriously talented musical family come to Beulah to entertain us.
Tickets £5 on the door
Exploring our Faith
‘Holy Habits’Last year we purchased a few copies of Andrew Roberts’ book,which a number of people have used for private study and inpreparing worship when we started thinking about ‘Walking theWay’, the URC discipleship initiative.Alongside the book, there are 12 booklets which develop practicalideas. The idea is that there are “holy habits” which we canencourage and practise.The booklets cover: Biblical Teaching, Serving, Fellowship,Eating Together, Breaking Bread, Gladness & Generosity,Prayer, Worship, Sharing Resources, Making More DisciplesLater in the year we hope to set up a discussion group to explorethese in more detail, but meanwhile, if you would like to read thebook, please ask Louise for a copy.
StepwiseThis is the new development programme from the URC.Individuals from different churches can meet together for moreformal study and learning and practical activities. It is for localleaders, lay preachers, elders, but also for anyone who wouldlike to learn with others and offers a chance to meet people fromother churches. It isn’t only for people who feel a vocation to someform of leadership. For more information, there are leaflets in theporch, or visit: urc.org.uk/stepwise
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Edward, son of Bev and IanHampson, grandson ofBarbara Collins, is gettingmarried on St. David’s Day, inTobago.
Edd and Mariana met at Uniin Cardiff … and the rest ishistory! Mariana is fromTrinidad and so theHampsons are off to aCaribbean wedding.
They will be having a blessingin Beulah in April.
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Visit the Beulah website at: http://www.beulahurc.org.uk/
Editor’s NoteThe deadline for articles
to be included in theApril 2019edition of
Crossroadsis
Sunday 24th Marchand
Huw will be editing.
Three Mountains to FreedomLent reflections with URC churches in Cardiff
Come along to get to know people from other churches and your own, in a friendly, informal atmosphere.Come to explore ideas about living Christian faith in Cardiff. Come for all five or for just one session…
Our sessions will draw on the book ‘Three Mountains to Freedom’, by John Dudley Davies, which takes apractical look at some themes in St Paul’s letter to the Galatians.
We will meet on Wednesday evenings from 7.30 to 9 pm. Here is a broad itinerary:
Wednesday 13th March, Beulah URC The Foothills Galatians 1: 1 – 24. What type ofchurch are we, and what is our story? What is the relationship between churches which are upholders oftradition and those on the edge, pushing boundaries?
Wednesday 20th March, City URC Mount Faith Galatians 2: 1 – 21. Where doescultural tradition divide us or become a barrier to faith? Faith in what?
Wednesday 27th March, Beulah URC Mount Unity Galatians 3: 26 – 4:7. How inclusiveis our church? Who’s ‘in’ and who’s ‘out’? What would be needed for our nation to be truly One Nation?
Wednesday 3rd April, City URC Mount Freedom Galatians 5.: 1- 15.What does it mean to be free in Christ? Is Christ enough?
Wednesday 10th April, Beulah URC Back on level ground Galatians 5:16 – 6:10.Living in the Spirit. What messages do we have to share with our church, and our community? What liesahead for our own pilgrimage?
You are encouraged, if you wish, to get and read a copy of the book beforehand, although this is not essential.You are also encouraged to read through the letter to the Galatians and to bring a Bible to the session.
There will be a follow up meeting on Wednesday 8th May at City URC to discuss the continuation of thegroup, perhaps on a monthly basis and hosted by whichever churches wish to participate.
Any queries, contact Fiona Liddell or Alison Mcqueen
CHURCH CALENDARMARCHFriday 1st 2.00pm World Day of Prayer – Bethany Baptist ChurchSaturday 2nd 10.00am Synod Spring Meeting – Llandrindod WellsSunday 3rd 10.30am Mr Iestyn Henson Junior Church 6.00pm United Communion at Beulah – Revd Gethin RhysMonday 4th 2.00pm Women’s FellowshipWednesday 6th 10.00am Ash Wednesday Service – All Saints Church 7.00pm Ash Wednesday Service – All Saints ChurchFriday 8th 3.15pm Youth Drop-inSaturday 9th 10.00am KIN Cake StallSunday 10th 10.30am Mrs Sarah Edwards All Age Junior Church 7.15pm Youth FellowshipMonday 11th 2.00pm Women’s Fellowship 7.30p.m. Elders’ MeetingWednesday 13th 10.30am Church Office 10.30am Mid-Week Meeting Point 7.30pm Lent Study Group MWLSunday 17th 10.30am Revd Gareth Dyer with Communion Junior Church 7.15pm Youth FellowshipMonday 18th 2.00pm Women’s FellowshipWednesday 20th 10.30am Church Office 10.30am Mid-Week Meeting Point 7.30pm Lent Study Group – City URC 7.30pm Worship Skills Training MWLFriday 22nd 3.15pm Youth Drop-InSaturday 23rd 7.00pm Quiz Evening to raise money for Sanyu Baby HomeSunday 24th 10.30am Revd Roger Bidnell Junior Church 7.15pm Youth FellowshipMonday 25th 2.00pm Women’s FellowshipWednesday 27th 10.30am Church Office 10.30am Mid-Week Meeting Point 1.05pm Lunch Time Concert
- Angharad Lyddon Soprano, Nicola Rose pianist 7.30pm Lent Study Group MWLSaturday 30th 10.15am WRB Prayers – BeulahSunday 31st 10.30am Mr Geraint Richards Junior Church Paradise Run Collection 7.15pm Youth Fellowship
APRILMonday 1st 2.00pm Women’s FellowshipWednesday 3rd 10.30am Church Office 10.30am Mid-Week Meeting Point 7.30pm Lent Study Group City URCFriday 5th 3.15pm Youth Drop-InSunday 7th 10.30am Worship Team Junior Church 6.00pm United Communion at Bethany
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Huw Morgan,EditorialTeam
Colin Grimes,
RAGS(This poem was submitted by Betty Hulston, who remembersreciting it at an Anniversary service in her church when she wasa teenager. Betty)
He wasn’t a handsome doggy,But this I can truthfully say,He was one of the best when he answered the test,When I needed him most one day.His coat was all coarse and scraggyAnd just like a doormat, indeed,And my friends used to say, in their humorous way,‘He’s one of the Chippendale breed’.For his legs in front were twistedAnd turned out from left and to right;And his eyes used to squint with an uncertain glintFor Rags had but very poor sight.But under his coat so scraggyLay a heart of the purest gold,For my faithful friend proved his love in the end.Here’s the story will soon be told.
We were walking out one eveningWhen I slipped on top of the cragAnd I fell with a blow to the sea far belowAnd was followed at once by Rags.I lay on the waves unconscious,Kept up by his failing strength.He kept me afloat ‘til a rescuing boatCame up and they saved me at length.They rescued me but on lookingTo save my brave comrade as well,He had sunk ‘neath the waves to a watery grave.
‘Tis a sorrowful tale to tell,But his memory still will lingerIn my heart while God gives me breath.I will honour my friend who was true to the endFor his love was stronger than death.And oh friends, this story reminds me of one who did dieThat our souls he might win from all sorrow and sin,To live with him ever on high.All praise to our blessed Redeemer,All praise to our unfailing friend;Let us honour his name who bore all our sin and shame,And whose love is true to the end.
USING THE SCREENSTraining Workshop,
Thursday 28th Marchat 7.30pm
Huw and Marianne will leadthis workshop in the church.The training will focus on twoaspects of using the screens:
1. Huw will lead a sessionin using the actual technologyso that we have a wider poolof people with the knowledgeand confidence to set up theprojector and screens on aSunday morning. We maythen be able to have a rota forthis so we do not rely on justone or two people. This isaimed at anyone with aninterest in the technology, notjust worship leaders.
2. Marianne will lead asession in how to createPowerpoint slides which givemaximum accessibility to thecongregation reading them.This is designed particularlywith worship leaders in mind,but may be of interest toothers who use PowerPointin other areas. If you areinvolved in leading worshipwith the use of PowerPoint,we would encourage you toattend this session.
Louise
Please note, new editorial email address: [email protected]
Volunteer required for theWhittaker Loungeon a Wednesday,
one morningevery six weeks.
If you feel you could help,please contactChristine Pugh
Who’s Doing What and When Driver on Rota Duty Elder Stewards Pulpit Reader
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Bill Sampson & Colin Grimes
Huw Morgan & Giles Ballisat
Harley Jones & Catherine Tyler
Mike Warsop & Keith Jones
Tony Webb & Audrey Budding
Bill Sampson & Colin Grimes
Huw Morgan & Giles Ballisat
Harley Jones & Catherine Tyler
Mike Warsop & Keith Jones
Tony Webb & Audrey Budding
Bill Sampson & Colin Grimes
Huw Morgan & Giles Ballisat
Harley Jones & Catherine Tyler
Tony Webb
Marianne Barwise
Mike Warsop
Nesta Thomas
Ian McDowell
Anne James
Lorraine Larcombe
Gill Grivas
Jenny McDowell
Colin Grimes
Liz McCarthy
Viv Jones
Liz Kidd
Trix Pryce
Fleur Richards
Peter Ferdinando
Mary Edwards
Brenda Cheer
James Hall
Cathy Wales
Andrew Glanfield
Kate Hampson
Lynne Davies
Derek Evans
Eleanor Mills
Anne Thomas
Bev Hampson
Lorraine Larcombe
Ruth Williams
Jenny McDowell
Ann Grimes & Eleanor Mills
Mary Prosser & Trix Pryce
Eleri John & Betty Evans
Denise Dickman & Pam Penny
Richard Sweetnam & Helen Harries
Kaye Mundy & Bev Hampson
Chris Phelps & Lynne Davies
Duncan & Christine Pugh
Frank Kinsey & Harley Jones
Andrew Glanfield & Diane Burton
Fiona Liddell & Mair Haywood
Marianne Barwise & Nesta Thomas
Giles & Philippa Ballisat
Karen Sampson & Audrey Budding
Mary Warsop & John Prosser
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Ecumenical Communion Service at Bethany Baptist
Ecumenical Communion Service at Beulah
Flower RotaMarch3rd Lesley & Mary Richards10th Gaynor Rees17th Sally & Rhian Jones24th Marg & Alun Jones31st Fleur Richards
April7th tba14th Ann & Colin Grimes21st Cathryn Hales28th Jill & Peter Ferdinando
Good Friday Activity19th April 2019
Just a reminder to our youngpeople and children (aged 5years and over), thatpreparation on Good Friday,for the Good Friday Service,will take place at 9.30am inCanolfan.
