Capel Saron Cymru (Welsh Church)

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The Shepherd and his Flock

 

Uncovering the
Elements for the
Holy Communion

CYMERWCH...
HYN YW FY
NGHORFF

Take...
this is my Body
broken for you

Hymn singing is central to our worship

 

Sharing the bread and the wine

Welsh Church, St Mark's Road, Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton.

This is the spiritual and cultural centre for Welsh people living in the Black Country, where Welsh services have been held for 143 years.
The first settlers came to work in Coal and Iron, followed later on by workers on the Great Western Railway.
In the Twentieth Century, Welsh people came after the Strike of 1926 and the Depression in the South Wales Coalfield.
After the Second World War, there was a large influx of Teachers from Wales.
Our young Minister Y Parchedig Robert Parry, and Congregation, extend a warm Invitation to Welsh People to come and join us. 

Duw Cariad Yw - God is Love

 

Gras ein harglwydd Jesu Grist

The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you

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