The Pandy Lane Pie Fest lived up to its name! The PIE theme stretched the imagination at times, as the piepulace were invited to eat pie (not the humble sort), roll pies, guess the weight of pies, buy pies, enter pie-&-spoon races, pie-rograph their pies, buy plants like pie-rocantha and pie-tunias, go in for a pie raffle and ‘pie’ […]
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The 25th Village Quiz saw seven teams gather at Horeb to answer questions on Welsh writers, poisons, newspapers and breeds of dogs among other things. The lead changed hands during the contest, but the final winners were the Dyserth and District Field Club, with Dyserth Women’s Institute a close second. Horeb’s team came third. Thanks […]
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A steady stream of people came on Wednesday 24th February to support the Big Brew and to help Colin celebrate his birthday. Lots of cakes, biscuits, salad, savouries, crackers and cheese was consumed; much talking was done, lots of laughter was heard, plenty of information was shared and many were the notes and coins that went into the collection pot for Traidcraft’s Let it […]
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Joining together for worship with Bethel once a year is becoming a tradition. Whilst language would be a difficulty if this joint worship was too frequent, to do it occasionally emphasises that we share more than our building. Horeb folk may struggle with some of the Welsh, but the fact that we do it is what counts. Gron Ellis preached […]
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For the fifteenth consecutive year Horeb has celebrated Scotland’s greatest poet. What started as a small gathering of folk from Horeb has become a regional event, with many coming from Rhyl, Shotton and Holywell churches, with others from the Food Coop and the village, a total of almost seventy – the maximum capacity of the […]
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After 108 years the churches still set aside the time of St Paul’s conversion as an occasion to pray for the union of Christendom. That gives some indication of how important the quest is. It is certain that much progress has been made since 1908, but still our prayers are needed. Dyserth and District churches gathered in St Michael’s Church Trelawnyd […]
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