DIGWYDDIAD AR-LEIN | Ymunwch efo Barry Eveleigh, ffotograffydd SAVE, wrth iddo sôn am ei waith yn dogfennu capeli Cymraeg. Dyma gyfle i gael cipolwg tu fewn i sawl capel godidog yng Nghymru. 16eg o Fehefin @ 11 yb #yagym
The Rev. Edward Jones 1852-1931 known as Iorwerth Ddu was Bethania’s most prominent minister. He was a former miner who had been injured underground. He was ordained in 1877. Following pastorates in mid Wales and the Valleys, he was minister at Bethania 1894-1930.
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'Your Stories': our blog site has now been updated to include the family history of local people, all of whom have links with our graveyard. Do get in touch if you have stories of your own!
This week – Yr Hen Dŷ Cwrdd. Cwm Cynon’s oldest dissenting chapel and a crucible of political radicalism and cultural activity. Originally a weaver from Carmarthenshire, Tomos Glyn Cothi was appointed the 1st Welsh Unitarian Minister there in 1811.
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Yr wythnos hon – Yr Hen Dŷ Cwrdd. Achos ymneilltuol hynaf Cwm Cynon a phair radicaliaeth wleidyddol a gweithgaredd diwylliannol. Yn wehydd o Sir Gaerfyrddin, penodwyd Tomos Glyn Cothi yn Weinidog Undodaidd cyntaf Cymru yno yn 1811.
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John Vigar (@johnevigar) is not only a *top-class* ecclesiastical historian, author, lecturer and tour-guide... he's also one of our Trustees.
This Wednesday evening (24th March) he's giving a lecture on Churches in Retirement.
You can read more and book: https://t.co/QD8RMlGH3n
Bethania Chapel, Pistyll, Pwllheli
A Methodist Chapel was built in 1875 in the Simple Round-Headed style of the gable entry type.The Local community are try to purchase for a community building give then support here!
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Yr wythnos hon – Peniel Tremadog. Sefydlwyd y pentre gan William Madocks o Lundain. Prynodd y corstir yn 1798 gyda’r bwriad o sefydlu tref ar y llwybr masnach rhwng Llundain ac Iwerddon. Roedd yn fodlon cael capel yno yn ogystal ag eglwys. #addoldaicymru
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This week – Peniel Tremadog. The village was built by William Madocks of London. He bought the marsh in 1798 envisioning it as a settlement on the trade route between London and Ireland. He gave consent for a chapel there as well as a church. #welshchapels
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Chapel of the Month - March 2021.
Ebeneser, Cildwrn, Llangefni
The chapel as it would have looked during Christmas Evans' ministry when he lived at the chapel house - Ty Cildwrn.
Capel Cildwrn: https://t.co/p2eLtYvzIU
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Wel fel dysgwr, dw i'n trio i ddysgu llawer o eiriau newydd! "Ogee" "an arch with two ogee curves meeting at the apex"
Yn Gymraeg "Ogee" = Pigfain
Pig = peak Main = fine
Ffenestr pigfain yw hon yn Gapel Caebach
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