As part of the Harvest Celebrations on the weekend of 18th / 19th October 2025, Camau Bach made a very hungry caterpillar, villagers made scarecrows and Revd Richard Adams took part in the Well blessing as well. The celebration culminated in a Family friendly Harvest service in the Marquee led by Revd Lesley Rendle. Good fun was had by all and the weather wasn’t too bad at all despite the forecast!
A fund raising event was held in Beaumaris Church on the 27th September 2025. It was a great success, with nearly £1000 being raised for the church restoration.
Some feedback from the supper:
…” a spectacular event. Everything was perfect. The performers, the food, the timing all perfect”
“The performances were beautifully gathered and curated and I too won’t forget the seamless playing between the harp and spoken word. It was indeed quite sublime in parts and the initial harp recital touched my heart and made for me as if a prayer.
We are looking forward to the next concert in Llangoed very much.”
” What a splendid evening you arranged- we were all thrilled with it ….”
The good news is there is another chance to enjoy a similar evening at 7.30pm on Sunday, 2nd November 2025! Book early to avoid disappointment!
email wdatpyb1@gmail com for more info.
Tickets can be paid for (£12.50 each plus light supper) by bank transfer to
Last year, one of the regular walkers on the open church walks wrote a short radio play with a heartwarming seasonal message . We had it professionally recorded and here is the link if you would like to hear it again or for the first time if you missed it. Enjoy and happy Christmas!
Join us for our reflections in different gardens during the year using a simple format following the footsteps of the Desert fathers and Celtic saints. Ymunwch ȃ ni yn ein cyfres o gyfarfodydd synfyfyrio mewn amryw o erddi trwy’r flwyddyn, gan ddefnyddio patrwm syml wrth i ni ddilyn ȏl traed tadau’r anialwch a’r seintiau.
Diolch i lawer o waith godi arian yn lleol ynglŷn â rhodd hael, rydym wedi gallu dechrau rhan gyntaf y gwaith atgyweirio yn Eglwys Sant Iestyn, Llaniestyn. Thanks to much local fundraising and a generous gift, we have been able to start the first stage of the repair works at St Iestyn’s Church, Llaniestyn.