St. David's Church
Bath Street
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ABERYSTWYTH
Saturday, May 18th 2024
Elder of the month for May
Tina Taylor
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CHURCH SERVICES
SUNDAY May 19th 2024
Morning Service
led by
Mjr.Ray Hobbins
Organist: Mr.Graham Wilkinson
Hymns:
237. Holy, Holy, Holy…..
50. Be still…..
699. Thou who’s Almighty word…..
224. He who would valiant be…..
READINGS:
Acts 4 : 1 - 22. Read by Huw
Acts 4 : 23 - 31. Read by Alan
The service will be streamed for those unable to attend church.
Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86924468770?pwd=a0ZQaForOXZFeGxVc2ZjaHVnd1VMZz09
Meeting ID: 869 2446 8770
Passcode: SY232NN
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WEEK of PRAYER
for the PCW
May 19th to May 26th
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A Warm Welcome
The Morlan Centre will be open every Wednesday from 11 am to 2 pm, Everyone is welcome to share a warm place and a chat. Hot drinks, soup and light refreshment provided by members of Capel y Morfa and St. David's Church, Bath Street.
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MAGAZINE
Some photos of the knitting exhibition I went to on Friday. Yvonne
Palm Sunday
The Last Supper
Zacchaes up a tree
A great spotted woodpecker in the sun yesterday at Marsh's Pool, in the hills above Llangurig.
Yvonne
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At Ynys Hir RSPB reserve yesterday, this little robin was perched on a sign, pointing the way to the hide. The highlight of the day was a sighting of a kingfisher but I'm afraid it was far too fast for me and my camera.Yvonne
These are the berries of black bryony, looking like a garland of bright red jewels. The raised ground behind the fence is a stretch of Offa's Dyke, just outside Montgomery. Yvonne
Two photos of redwings. The one in the hawthorn tree against the stormy sky was taken in the Wye valley today. The one on the table is the bird in its summer quarters, in Reykjavik botanic gardens, finishing some crumbs of apple cake.
Redwings breed and spend the summer in Scandinavia and Iceland and in winter they come to the UK where they like to feed on berries and fruit. They get their name from the red colouring under their wings. Yvonne
Here is a new wildlife photo - a female eider duck and duckling at Akureyri harbour. Yvonne
so here is a photo of a Silver Y moth, seen on Saturday in a field of clover. They are so called because of the silver 'Y' mark on their backs. Apparently they are very widespread throughout Britain in the summer and around November time they fly back to southern Europe for the winter. Yvonne
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