Things are gradually changing at Horeb on Wednesday mornings. The Fruit and Veg Coop remains an important part of the day, with bag numbers slowly climbing up again after their decline over the past year. On a recent Wednesday Pauline gave a cookery demonstration using some of the produce that the Coop provides. Cauliflower rice […]
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This month, April 2017, we celebrate the 90th anniversary of the chapel building. Horeb Chapel started as a Welsh speaking congregation in 1843, but early in the 20th century the demand for services in English was matched by a decline in the Welsh congregation. In 1906 Horeb became a congregation of the North Wales […]
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Prayers for Christian Unity, Canon Robert Rowland reminded us in his address on 24th January, is well over 100 years old. This year’s service for the Week of Prayer was prepared by Christians in Germany who are commemorating 500 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg. Dyserth’s service […]
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What dominates our lives in the Christmas season? Certainly gifts, given and received are a big part of Christmas; not just the personal gifts we exchange among families and friends, important though they are. At Horeb we were glad to make gifts – over £250 for Shelter Cymru and almost £100 for Christian Aid. We […]
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The Harvest Supper on 30th September happened before the Harvest Thanksgiving Service; strange, perhaps, but that’s how it was! After a good meal Margaret Williams spoke about the many challenges and successes of North Wales Superkids. They are now within sight of reaching the £60,000 target to replace their ageing holiday caravan, and we added […]
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There was a full house for the visit of Kevin Watson, Horeb’s minister in the 1980s and now one of the Moderators of the United Reformed Church General Assembly. Kevin’s sermon was challenging, and full of confidence in God’s love. Afterwards we enjoyed fellowship over tea and biscuits, and then at 1 o’clock twenty-eight of […]
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