St Dyfnog's Summer Fair today!

No more Pilates at St Dyfnog's

A message from Ceris:

Unfortunately I won't be able to continue the class at church, so there will be no session this coming Thursday, June 11th.

However, I do have lots of Pilates classes at my studio which is at 12-14 Hall Square Denbigh. There is a class on a Thursday at the studio at 1:00pm - 1:45pm - booking is required by calling 07979 313 165. Individual class price £6.

Alternatively there are drop-in classes at the HWB Denbigh on Monday 10:15 am - 11:00am, priced at £5, no booking required.

Book & Plant Fair

Don't forget - Book & Plant Fair this week!

Thursday May 14th . 10:30 until 6:30

Friday May 15th . 10:30 until 6:30

Saturday May 16th . 10:30 until 2:30

See you there!

From the Vicar - Easter 2015

The Cross lies at the very heart of the Christian faith, for without the cross there would be no Easter Morning, no Resurrection. We can sometimes take the cross for granted, use it for decoration, make it presentable with candles and flowers, yet the cross is not an easy object to gaze upon, but an instrument of pain and torture that has become for us a symbol of love and sacrifice.
Go to NEWS to read Val's Easter message in full.

A Church for the Future

Living and Learning – a six-week course led by Bernard Thomas and Michael Williams

Wednesday March 11^th at 7:00pm in St Mary’s Church, Denbigh

This first meeting is an exploratory one, and will be an opportunity to agree plans for a six week course which will hopefully help people begin to work together across the Deanery / Mission Area.

The six sessions are:

• Being a Pilgrim People
• Called to Discipleship
• The Church and the Kingdom
• Being Anglican
• A Missionary Church
• Ministry for Mission

It can be followed as a stand-alone course or can lead on to further sessions. Each session will last between an hour and an hour and a half.

From the Vicar - March 2015

As we celebrate St David’s Day we are reminded of the early Christian Saints who brought the good news of Jesus to our shores. St Dyfnog Patron Saint of our Church was a follower of St David and he would have been one of the numerous Celtic Saints who established Christian Communities throughout Wales. To read more, go to NEWS.

Big Breakfast

Another ‘Big Breakfast’ is being held on Saturday March 7th, from 10:30 to 12:30 in the Chapel vestry, raising funds for the St. Dyfnog’s Well Restoration. Many of you will have been to this event in previous years and know what excellent value it is, from Angela’s home-made marmalade for the toast, to the excellent bacon that Llinos fetches specially from Corwen, all produced by Elfed in the kitchen and his band of helpers.  Do please try to attend this community event for a very worthwhile cause. We need to all pull together for this Well Restoration which will ultimately affect so many of us, from walks in the woods, to educational trips for schools and quiet times of reflection and prayer. We hope that eventually it will attract many people from pilgrims to ramblers, and be a peaceful haven for all of us.