This year a global theme ran through the Harvest Service at St Cynllo’s and the continents of the world were visited. The welcome, based on Psalm 104, the Bible reading, prayers and favourite harvest hymns,…
Sorry – no not the TV series but our very own version at the joint Orinoco Animal Sanctuary/ St Cynllo’s pet service held at Coed Harbour on a beautiful sunny September afternoon. There was a…
A warm welcome at St Cynllo’s …….. was extended to all who arrived at our Ministry Area Service at the end of August, including Arch Deacon Alan Jeavons, who took the service. One of the…
The bank holiday Sunday sunshine appeared, along with plenty of attendees, to cheer on the annual Llangunllo rounders tournament, BBQ & open mic on August 24th.Three teams, crossing all ages, battled for the trophy-winning bragging…
Our September Meeting was an Open Evening with author Richard Cobourne, thriller novelist, writing in the world of showbiz and celebrity. We welcomed members of other WIs and the community to a most interesting and…
What a beautiful August day it was in Llangunllo on Saturday, August 16th. It’s a lovely day every day in Llangunllo, but, today was the Llangunllo Show. The sun was shining and the crowds attended.…
St Cynllo’s celebration started with foot tapping offerings from the Radnor Valley Band and this upbeat atmosphere continued throughout the service. We were reminded that it was forty years since the work of Live Aid…
Our June meeting was kindly hosted by Di and Chris at the Old Vicarage. Overall, the day was not as sunny and warm as hoped, but business complete, the weather did improve and members and…
At St Cynllo’s we gathered to give thanks for the many different kinds of fathers and father figures that have had such an influence now and in the past. Humour was provided, on this occasion,…
Our entries for the Powys – Radnor WI County Show in May were generally well received and overall members achieved good marks. This year the theme was “The Four Seasons” and we were placed 2nd…
The Friends of St Cynllo’s Church planned Duck Race for the May Bank Holiday Weekend, with water levels low in the River Lugg after the dry spell, became a successful Duck Drop. In the grounds…
Having joined in the nation’s bell ringing on the evening of 8th May, St Cynllo’s then played host to Llangunllo’s celebration on Sunday 11th. The church was decked out in appropriate festive colours, and images…