Llythyr Bugeiliol Ionawr 2021 January Pastoral Letter
FOLLOW ME To the members of the Family of St Asaph A Pastoral Letter for the New Year, January 2021 We’re familiar, I suspect, with the story of the twelve…
News and reflections
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Sunday reflection
Reflection for the Baptism of Christ “At that time, Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee and was baptised by John in the Jordan.” From Mark 1:4-11, NIV. “Emergency patients could be…
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Epiphany reflection
”They offered him gifts….and left for their own country by another road.” From Matthew 2:1-12. “When are we going to be out of this? It’s not going to be an event,…
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Sunday reflection
Reflection for the Second Sunday after Christmas. “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us…full of grace and truth.” From John 1:10-18, NIV. “Wreck the halls with boughs…
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New Year, new hope?
New Year, new hope? 2020 has been been so hard and no-one knows quite what lies ahead in 2021 as the coming of the vaccines and signing into law of…
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Sunday reflection
Reflection for John – Apostle and Evangelist Jesus did many other things as well. If every one of them were written down, I suppose that even the whole world would…
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Christmas Reflection
Reflection for Christmas Day “Do not be afraid; I bring you good news” – from St Luke 2:1-14. Cymru, sicrhewch eich bod yn cael eich cyfrif Wales, make sure you are counted – envelope…
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Covid Update: Church closed during Lockdown
Dear all, After careful consideration of everyone’s safety and examination of the new guidelines from the Church in Wales and Welsh Government, the difficult decision to close our doors during…
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Sunday Reflection
Reflection for the 4th Sunday of Advent “She was much perplexed by his words… The angel said to her, “Do not be afraid……. Then Mary said, “…Let it be with…
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Sunday 20th December Service changed to online service
Dear all, Following the emergency lockdown for the whole of Wales last night, we have decided it is wise to change today’s service from a Sunday service in the Church…