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Christmas Services
Details of the Christmas services are available here.
Carol Services:
Friday 16th Dec. Gwespyr Hall 6.30pm
Sunday 18th Dec. Llanasa Church 6pm
Wednesday 21st Dec. Gronant Church 2.30pm
Thursday 22nd Dec. Ffynnongroyw Church 6pm
Christmas Eve
Gronant Eucharist 4pm
Ffynnongroyw Crib Service 6pm
Llanasa Midnight Mass 11.30pm
Christmas Day
Ffynnongroyw 9.30am Eucharist
Llanasa 11am Eucharist
You can also download a .pdf of the Christmas Services
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Remembrance Services
Remembrance Day 13th November
There will be a Service of Remembrance in the parish at the following times:
9.30 Ffynnongroyw
11am Llanasa
3pm Gwespyr
4pm Gronant
17 March
Holy Week Services
Monday: 7.30pm Gronant Taizé Songs and Prayers from the community in France. A meditative, reflective service before the cross.
Tuesday: 7.30pm Gronant Eucharist, followed by compline.
Wednesday: 3pm – 5.30pm Llanasa Easter – unwrapped. ‘ forget the box, I want what’s inside! ’
Thursday: 11am Cathedral Concelebrated Chrism Mass followed by lunch – all welcome.
6pm Ffynnongroyw Eucharist and Stripping of the altar
7.30pm Llanasa Eucharist, Stripping of the altar & vigil followed by compline.
Good Friday: 10am Ffynnongroyw Dressing of the Cross
6pm Llanasa Stations of the Cross with songs and prayers from Iona and Taizé
Saturday: 7.30pm Llanasa Service of light – blessing of the fire and first light of Easter
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Holy Week 2011
Holy Week Services
Monday: 7.30pm Gronant Taizé Songs and Prayers from the community in France. A meditative, reflective service before the cross.
Tuesday: 7.30pm Gronant Eucharist, followed by compline.
Wednesday: 3pm – 5.30pm Llanasa Easter – unwrapped. ‘ forget the box, I want what’s inside! ’
Thursday: 11am Cathedral Concelebrated Chrism Mass followed by lunch – all welcome.
6pm Ffynnongroyw Eucharist and Stripping of the altar
7.30pm Llanasa Eucharist, Stripping of the altar & vigil followed by compline.
Good Friday: 10am Ffynnongroyw Dressing of the Cross
6pm Llanasa Stations of the Cross with songs and prayers from Iona and Taizé
Saturday: 7.30pm Llanasa Service of light – blessing of the fire and first light of Easter
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Pancakes and Beetles
Pancakes and Beetles
Shrove Tuesday 8th March 6.30pm
at Gronant Institute. Beetle Drive, Pancakes, Refreshments and Raffle.
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27th February
Phatfish / Lou Fellingham – Unplugged
- with guest Cathy Burton
Friday 11th March leaving around 6pm
LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL
This is a rare opportunity to experience up close the raw talent of some of the UK’s most widely respected contemporary Christian musicians. Tickets: £12.50 plus bus petrol
Tickets MUST be booked this week
Llanasa PCC Meeting 7th March 7.30pm Gronant
LENT is approaching…
Pancakes and Beetles
Shrove Tuesday 8th March 6.30pm
at Gronant Institute. Beetle Drive, Pancakes, Refreshments and Raffle.
Ash Wednesday Eucharist
9th March
6pm Ffynnongroyw
7.30pm Llanasa
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20th February
MU Meeting Tuesday 22nd 7pm
Llanasa Village Hall
On pilgrimage in France
( AKA “More holiday pics from the vicar” )
Community Police meeting Wednesday 7pm Gwespyr Hall
Gwespyr Hall update: The hall is to be made ready for use by the beginning of march. We are planning a Coffee and Cake evening soon after – Watch this space for dates…
Phatfish / Lou Fellingham – Unplugged
- with guest Cathy Burton
Friday 11th March leaving around 6pm
LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL
This is a rare opportunity to experience up close the raw talent of some of the UK’s most widely respected contemporary Christian musicians. Tickets: £12.50 plus bus petrol
Speak to Stuart SOON if you want to go… See them HERE on Songs of Praise
Supporting the work of our Church just got easier… With GIFT DIRECT the gift arrives each month into the church’s account, Gift Aid is claimed and paid direct to the church if you pay tax. Pick up a leaflet from the back of church to find out more – it is also in the magazine…
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Gwespyr Hall
Gwespyr Hall update:
The hall is to be made ready for use by the beginning of march.
We are planning a Coffee and Cake evening soon after – Watch this space for dates…
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Phatfish concert
Phatfish / Lou Fellingham – Unplugged
- with guest Cathy Burton
Friday 11th March leaving around 6pm
LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL
This is a rare opportunity to experience up close the raw talent of some of the UK’s most widely respected contemporary Christian musicians. Tickets: £12.50 plus bus petrol
Speak to Stuart SOON if you want to go…
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February
So, which day would you like to re-live over and over again this February? Following hot on the heals of St. Brigit with her spirit of learning, poetry, writing, creativity , craftsmanship and caring, perfect for the beginning of spring, (Feb 1st) comes Candlemass, (2nd Feb) known throughout much of the USA as Groundhog Day. Popularised throughout the rest of the world by the 1993 Comedy film starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell, set in small town Punxsutawney where the largest Groundhog festival takes place each year. If the Groundhog sees his shadow when he emerges from his burrow, there will be more winter, if not an early spring! Weatherman Phil Conners (Bill Murray) gets stuck in the same day (Groundhog Day) over and over again. Eventually he faces up to his real self, and the fact that he really isn’t that nice a guy. Faced with this self day after day, he sets about a remedy. By the end of the film he has come to realise the importance of things outside his world. He cas become a larger person. It (sadly) isn’t on this February 2nd, but keep a look out on the small screen, it’ll put in an appearance before spring is out I’m sure! We can’t re-live the same day much as we might wish to, perhaps a day’s perfect round of golf, or a wonderful holiday. A day spent with family without disagreement perhaps, or just an ordinary day when everything went to plan. However, we can start to plan for the future, and Candlemass, February, the first signs of spring is the perfect opportunity to start. I didn’t make any new years’ resolutions, but I will make a promise this February. Make a promise to yourself, write it somewhere, seal it in an envelope, then light a candle for your creativity and capacity in the light of Christ. Keep your promise safe until the sun sits long and high in the sky, then open it and remind yourself of spring and your optimism for yourself. We don’t need one day over and over for this, just the determination to make a difference. Focus on your true self and allow God to show your gifts to you in ways you might never have imagined. You might be surprised how much you can achieve.