Cardigan Bay Churches
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Latest Online Service
Epiphany 2 2022 Online Service
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Our doors are now open again for in-person worship, following strict social-distancing measures. Additionally, whilst we may now take communion, only the celebrant may take the wine.
We will continue to offer online services for those who are shielding, disabled, or otherwise unable to attend.
Welcome to the website of six churches on Cardigan Bay, situated on the Coastal Path from just north of New Quay to just north of Aberporth.
North to south, they are: St Ina’s, Llanina; Llanllwchaearn, New Quay; Holy Trinity, Cross Inn; St Tysilio’s, Llandysiliogogo; St Carannog’s, Llangrannog; St Michael’sPenbryn.
Our main Vicar is Revd. Dr. Matthew Baynham, supported by one voluntary Vicar, Revd. Judith Morton (Cross Inn) and two retired Vicars: Revd. Canon John Rowlands (Llanina) and Revd. Canon David Tizzard (Penbryn). Our clergy are supported by a dedicated team of lay people in each church
Our churches are small, friendly and welcoming; our preaching is Christ-centred and biblical and our life in the Spirit is nurtured by regular Fellowship Groups. We have a deep pastoral commitment to each other. All our churches welcome the many visitors who come to worship with us, especially in the summer.
Our services are announced on this website and in local newspapers: the Cambrian News and the Tivyside Advertiser.