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David Lloyd George and Llanfrothen

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We continue our monthly series of blogs on intriguing people connected with our churches with a curious tale from Llanfrothen – involving a future Prime Minister allegedly breaking into the …

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Sir John Owen: Welsh Musketeer

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There is a touch of Alexandre Dumas’ D’Artagnan about Sir John Owen.  He was born at Clenennau in 1600, into one of the most important estates in Caernarfonshire, into wealth …

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Llangwm Uchaf: Walter Cradock

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Walter Cradock was born around 1610 at Trevela in Monmouthshire.  A moderate and peace-loving divine; he would come to prominence in the religious, social and political turmoil of the English …

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52 churches in 52 weeks

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As of January 2019, the Friends own 52 churches in England and Wales – one for each week of the year.  To celebrate and encourage exploration of them – we’re …

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Wholesome vernacular

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In Rachel’s third blog she explores medieval Mundon St Mary, set in the dramatic and desolate landscape of the Essex saltmarshes.  This article first appeared in December 2018 issue of …

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Our Christmas Cards

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We’ve delighted that our own Christmas cards are available to buy online this year, with two special works of art featured in each pack.   The first is this intriguing …