St. David's Church
United PCW/URC
Bath Street ABERYSTWYTH
http://stdavidschurch.squarespace.com
Tel. 01970 626953
not continually manned. If no answer, try 01970 623808
JULY
Tuesday July 22nd 2025
Elder of the month for July 2025
Linda Gay
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Sunday July 27th 2025
Morning Service
10.30 am
led by
Rev. Eifion Roberts
Organist: J. Aeron Williams LLCM
Hymns:
Readings:
Readers:
Link for those watching at home:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86924468770?pwd=a0ZQaForOXZFeGxVc2ZjaHVnd1VMZz09
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SATURDAY,JULY 26th
CHURCH WALK and TEA
WALK from church 1.45 pm
TEA - 3 pm in church
Please bring yourown picnic snack. Drinks provided.
All welcome
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WARM PLACE
A WARM PLACE
Capel y Morfa will be open every Wednesday, from 11am to 2.00pm
to enjoy a chat and light refreshments in a warm place. Tea, coffee, biscuits and a light lunch provided by the ladies of Capel y Morfa and St. David's Church, Bath Street.
ALL WELCOME
Please note change of venue.
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MAGAZINE
In the botanic garden in Copenhagen yesterday morning I spotted this red squirrel. He seems to have an expression of sheer shock on his face, on finding he had been 'snapped'! Yvonne July 2025
A butterfly called the pearl bordered fritillary, seen on Ewyas Harold Common, Herefordshire last weekend. It's a rare one so I am very pleased to have seen it and got a photo. It is feeding on a plant called bugle. Yvonne
Message from Exmoor
April 29th 2025 I heard the cuckoo at 12.45pm today in a lonely place high up on Exmoor. It was singing in a famous tree called the Hoar Oak Tree where they say there has been an oak tree since time immemorial. As one tree dies, the next is planted. The tree is an important land boundary marker and it sits in the valley of the Hoar Oak Water not far from the source of the River Exe. Yvonne
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Orange butterfly photographed by Yvonne
Highland cows in February sunshine near Ystumtuen.
Yvonne
There is nearly always a little flock of turnstones on the beach just by the pier or out on the rocks. This morning, the tide was almost fully in so they were huddled on top of the breakwater. Turnstones flip pebbles and seaweed over with their beaks and feed on crustaceans, insects and worms that they find on the seashore. Yvonne
St. David's Church, Bath Street
Congregation August 2024
Congregation on zoom