Organ Recital by Andrew Wyatt

The last of this summer's organ recitals at St Asaph Cathedral will be given next Wednesday, September 7th, by Andrew Wyatt, assistant organist at Chester Cathedral. Andrew's programme is as follows:

Sonata in G op. 28 i. Allegro Maestoso 

Edward Elgar (1857-1934)

The Leaves bee Greene 

William Inglot (1544-1621)

Scherzo Op.2 

Maurice Durufle (1902-1986)

Prelude and Fugue in C BWV 547 

J.S.Bach (1685-1750)

Clair de lune (suite II op. 53)

  Louis Vierne (1870-1937)

Symphony no.6 i. Allegro 

Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)

The recital starts at 7:30, and admission is £6.00, which includes a programme and refreshments afterwards.

Organ Recital by Damian Howard

Damian Howard, Organist and Director of Music at Lancaster Cathedral, will give the fourth of the 2016 Evening Series of Organ Recitals at St. Asaph Cathedral on Wednesday 6th July at 7.30pm. Admission £6, the programme will feature Priere by Guilmant, Cathedrales by Vierne and Cantique by Langlais.

Coffee Morning at Llewesog Isaf, June 25th

in support of the St Dyfnog's Well Restoration Fund

(click HERE to download a copy of the poster)

From the vicar - May 2016

‘Thinking outside the box’, ‘blue sky thinking’, ‘straplines’, ‘vision statements’ are all expressions used in today’s business world. They conjure up an image of high fliers seeking to bring about new ways to energise a business. Go to NEWS for more.

From the Vicar - April 2016

Every Holy Week members of the Churches in Denbigh Deanery meet to walk the Stations of the Cross at Pantasaph.  It is very a moving event and a prayerful way to walk the Way of the Cross. Each of the 14 stations are placed at the end of a zig-zag path that leads up the hill at the back of the Priory. People travel many miles to visit but we are blessed to have it more or less on our doorstep, you can visit at any time, not just during Holy Week. I can remember visiting several years ago and being struck by the stillness of the Padre Pio Garden whilst listening to the noise of the A55 in the distance. The noise of the traffic reminded me that whilst the world rushes on the peace of Christ is there for those who pause to seek it. For more, go to NEWS

From the Vicar - February 2016

February sees the beginning of the season of Lent. The word Lent is an Old English word which means ‘lengthen’.  Lent comes at a time of year when the days are beginning to get longer, albeit slowly. It is traditional for people to give something up during lent as a reminder of the temptations Jesus faced in the desert. Lent is also the way of good works and putting the needs of others before our own.

With this in mind, the congregation of St Dyfnog’s will be supporting WaterAid through their Jars of Change for Jars of Water Lent Appeal. By collecting and donating the small change we find in our pockets and purses throughout Lent we will be able to help bring clean water to communities around the world who lack the facilities for safe, clean water. Go to NEWS for more.

Deanery Quiz

This year's Deanery Quiz is at St Mary's Church in Denbigh, on Tuesday February 9th (Shrove Tuesday, as it happens!) Start time is 7:00pm. Teams should be no more than six people, and the cost is £5 per team. It's a "Bring and Share" supper: if your surname begins A-M, bring a savoury dish, and if it begins N-Z, bring a sweet dish.

See you there!