Dyserth Chapel is home to Horeb United Reformed Church – the only English speaking, nonconformist church in the beautiful village of Dyserth, which lies about five miles from Rhyl on the North Wales coast. Find us here.
Morning Worship takes place weekly at 9.30am on Sunday. Find out more about worship at Horeb here.
We seek ways to serve the community
Community Food Co-op
Started in June 2007, the Dyserth Community Food Co-op serves between 20 and 30 bags of fresh fruit and vegetables every week. The Co-op began as an initiative of Horeb but its members and volunteers come from the community of Dyserth and beyond. Find out more here.
Dyserth Community Lunch
We hold a monthly community lunch which is open to everyone – young and old. This normally takes place on the first Wednesday of every month when a two course cooked dinner is served for a very reasonable cost. Find out more here.
We are a Fairtrade Church
Recognising the connection between poverty and trade and believing that God calls us to seek to transform unjust structures of society Horeb United Reformed Church is a Fairtrade Church. This means we are committed to using Fairtrade products such as tea, coffee, biscuits, sugar etc. whenever we serve these products. We will also promote Fairtrade during Fairtrade Fortnight and during the year through events, worship and other activities whenever possible.
We support Christian Aid
Horeb is an active supporter of Christian Aid with various events taking place throughout the year. We also support Christian Aid through the United Reformed Church’s Commitment for Life programme and are partnered with Bangladesh.
Other Activities and Events
Horeb organises a variety of other activities and meetings throughout the year to which members of the community are welcome. These have included a Burns Supper, Garden Party, Craft Fairs and Concerts. We also host the annual Village Quiz and work in partnership with Contact the Elderly in hosting a strawberry Tea for Pensioners.
Cytûn
Horeb plays an active part in the Dyserth and District Cytûn which arranges various events for all the churches in the area.
Our Premises
Our church hall – known as the Paterson Hall, is used extensively by other community groups for activities and events, classes and meetings. To find out what is happing in Paterson Hall click here. You can also find details about how to hire the hall here.
The wider church.
Horeb is part of the United Reformed Church – one of the mainstream Christian denominations in the United Kingdom. Although relatively small in size it plays an important and dynamic part in the British Christian community.
Formed in 1972 with the union of the Congregational Church in England & Wales and the Presbyterian Church of England the United Reformed Church has seen two further unions, with members of the Churches of Christ in 1982 and the Congregational Union of Scotland in 2000. To read a brief history of Horeb Chapel click here.
There are over 1500 local congregations served by over 600 ministers, paid and unpaid.
We are part of the Wales Synod of the United Reformed Church.