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Gwynifred was an avid member of the Social and Fundraising Committee with her organising and baking skills producing cakes for many social and fund-raising events and provided delicious hot-pots and apple pies for Harvest Suppers.
Gwynifred and Peter welcomed many to their home in Cefnybedd to so many Coffee Mornings in support of Hope Church, followed by a scrumptious lunch for the team of helpers, her motto was always prep and be prepared. The Church will greatly miss her energy, enthusiasm and diligence.
Some photos of the lovely flower arrangements in Hope Parish Church to commemorate the 80th anniversary of V E Day. The church is open every day if you'd like to see them and the next Welcome Afternoon will be held on Saturday 10th May 2 pm to 4 pm.
Have a look at these photos taken during Holy Week. They include some taken in Emmanuel Church, the Walk of Witness from Caergwrle to Hope and some of the lovely Easter floral arrangements in Hope Church.
There were two special visitors to Hope Church at 11.oo this morning. Miniature donkeys, Rosie and Nansi, came along to help celebrate Palm Sunday. Younger members of the congregation enjoyed meeting the donkeys on their way in and taking them for walks around the churchyard afterwards.
During the service we were presented with a dramatization of the Palm Sunday story and palm crosses were distributed to everyone. Afterwards there were Easter activities in the hall and refreshments including a slice of carrot cake made by Pat’s daughter, Sally. Our thanks to Sally, the actors, Moel Famau Donkeys and to everyone else who contributed on this special day. What a delightful programme of festive items at the Christmas Soiree. We were entertained by Christmas carols, songs and other musical items, funny stories, poems and even a fight between gladiators!
We enjoyed mulled wine and mince pies along with the fellowship and laughter. Our thanks to those who organised the evening and to those who shared their talents, some of whom can be seen in these photos. |
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