On Sunday 3 DECEMBER the joint service will be held at St Gwenfaen’s Church in Rhoscolyn and it will be a Holy Communion ADVENT service at 11 am. Parking will be available for the service in the field next to the church.
Services in the Bro Cybi Ministry Area at Christmas will be announced as soon as possible.
Please note: Unfortunately there will NOT be a Christmas Tree Festival Christmas 2023.
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St Cybi’s Church
There is usually a service of Morning Prayer or Holy Communion at St Cybi’s Church at 11 am every Sunday. There is also a said service of Holy Communion every Wednesday at 10.30 am.
St David’s Church, Morawelon
There is usually a service of Morning Prayer or Holy Communion at St David’s Church, Morawelon at 9.15 am every Sunday.
St Ffraid’s Church, Trearddur Bay
There is usually a service of Morning Prayer or Holy Communion at St Ffraid’s Church, Trearddur Bay at 11 am every Sunday.
St Gwenfaen’s Church, Rhoscolyn
There is usually a service of Morning Prayer of Holy Communion at St Gwenfaen’s Church at 9.15 am every Sunday.
RETIREMENT
The Rev Rob Wardle has announced he is retiring. His last service in the Bro Cybi Ministry Area will be at 11 am on Sunday 16 July 2023 at St Cybi’s Church. There will NOT be any other service in the Ministry Area on this day. We thank Rob for his time as our Bro Cybi Ministry Area Leader and wish him a happy retirement. Letter from Rob to download is below:
Also – Our love and best wishes to Rob and his fiance Carol who are getting married on Saturday 5th August 2023.
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Our Ministry Area also has its own YouTube channel. Please click on the link below. They can be accessed at any time. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MApDIXI2BLNeox7NoEpCA
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Work is almost complete on Cybi’s Church, Holyhead, following granted funding for significant repairs, costing over £250,000 to preserve the stonework, including important carvings, at St Cybi’s Church, Holyhead, which are being damaged by erosion and pollution.
The Church is pleased to announce, subject to a successful round two grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, it has now secured the necessary funding and authorities to start the work in the early part of 2019.
Funding has been provided by Heritage Lottery Fund (£158,500), W G Roberts Fund (£30,000), Garfield Weston Foundation (£10,0000), James Pantyfedwen Foundation (£5,000) Allchurches Trust (£3,000) and the Representative Body of the Church in Wales (£3,000). These grants will help to preserve the church, and important part of the town and local community for generations to come.
