Crafts at the Chapel
In 2009 we shall be hosting five Craft Fairs which will take place on the first Saturdays in February, April, June, September and November.Opening times will be 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
Tables are offered to craft groups at £7 with all table money being donated to a local charity. That charity will be invited to have a stall as well.
If you are interested in booking a table then please ring 01745 889002.
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Welcome to Dyserth Chapel |
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 Capel Dyserth Chapel is home to Horeb United Reformed Church and Bethel Presbyterian Church of Wales (Eglwys Bresbyteraidd Cymru).
The two congregations work together but worship at different times on a Sunday. The URC service is in English at 9.30am and Bethel's service is in Welsh at 11.00am
These web pages are dedicated to Horeb United Reformed Church. Further details about Bethel can be found on their web site |
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Never too old to learn |
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Wednesday, 10 June 2009 15:21 |
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 That's how the saying goes, and that's how it proved to be. There were seventy-nine attendances by forty different people at the Adult Learners' Week taster sessions, and though we would have liked more from outside the circle of Church and Food Co-op, it was a start. The content of the sessions was first class, as was evidenced in the high approval ratings in the evaluation sheets.
The subject range was wide: Communicating with Deaf People to Attracting Wildlife to your Garden; Healthy Eating to Growing almost anything on the Patio; Creative writing to GM issues, the Search for Energy and Swine Flu!
There was enough interest in the Tai Chi session to make us look at inviting the leader to run a regular weekly session. A decision about that could be made quite soon.
We learnt a lot, too, about how we would do it better another time, so it really was a case of learning all round. Not a bad thing!
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Battle of the Brains |
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Wednesday, 10 June 2009 15:24 |
The Village Quiz on 22nd May attracted eleven teams, including a Salsbury Family Team and a new team from the Food Co-op, who managed a very creditable fourth place.
At half time Cwm Parish Church were in the lead, but at the end victory was snatched, once again, by the Horeb Church Team. There was the Peter Morgan shield for the winners, but prizes for second and third and some chocolate mice for the bottom team, who regarded that as well worth losing for!
Once again, thanks to Pam for the organisation and refreshments. |
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Craft Fairs |
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Tuesday, 03 February 2009 11:49 |
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In 2009 we shall be hosting five Craft Fairs which will take place on the first Saturdays in February, April, June, September and November.
Opening times will be 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
Tables are offered to craft groups at £7 with all table money being donated to a different local charity each time. That charity will be invited to have a stall as well.
Schedule as Follows
Saturday 7 February - NSPCC
Carol Barrodale, the NSPCC Treasurer, wrote: Thank you so much for the cheque for £104. We enjoyed the morning very much indeed and talked to lots of people we hadn't seen for ages. The atmosphere was great also very homely.
Saturday 4 April - Rhyl Night Shelter
Saturday 6 June - Gateway Club
Saturday 5 September - St Kentigern Hospice
Saturday 7 November - RNLI
If you are interested in booking a table then please ring 01745 889002.
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Dewi Sant |
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Thursday, 02 April 2009 14:55 |
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We had a great St David's-cum-Pancake night on Friday 27th February! 30 adults and children turned up. We started the night with 6 games of beetle. Pam won for the over 16's and Vicky (Jenni and Becky's younger sister) won for the under 16's. Matthew won the best beetle for the under 16's and Jane won for the over 16's. We followed this by pancakes cooked by David, Bob and Liz. We also had Barabrith and a cup of tea. After that we went into the Church for a parade for all the people who dressed up in a Welsh costume. Pam won the over 16's and Josie and Lucinda won for the under 16's. Then back into the hall for a quiz on St. David and we ended the evening by singing the Welsh national anthem. |
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Phoenix Singers Entertain |
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Thursday, 02 April 2009 15:07 |
A varied and interesting programme of a very high standard was what the Phoenix Singers, under their conductor Jefferson Thomas, gave on Friday 20th March. at Horeb.
Nor was it just choral singing:; there were excellent duet and solo performances, several extremely lively piano duets, and, in inter- ludes in both halves, Pam Pollitt gave some readings in her own entertaining way.
Wine and nibbles at half time kept everyone happy, and financially the result was some £95 for church funds. |
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We are a Fairtrade Church
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