Afon Tawe Ministry Area
Ss David and Cyfelach
There are a series of events planned for Ss David and Cyfelach (Llangyfelach). The event series is listed below. If you click the highlighted text an image will open in a new window for that event series:-
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Celtic Communion (series of dates from February 2026 - November 2026) all at 17:00 hrs
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Sunday School restarts 13th September at 10:30. Click here for full details.
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Toddlers Group restarts Monday 14th September 2026 at 09:30. Click here for details.
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Walk and Natter Group. Every Monday from 14th September at 18:00hrs. Click here for full details.
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Youth Club restarts Friday 2nd October 2026. Click here for full details
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Autumn Wreath Making Workshops (4th October and 6th October 2026) Click here for full details.
Rev Anthony has recently published the Llangyfelach Autumn 2026 Magazine. You can open the magazine by following this link It will open as a new page for easier viewing where you also have the option of downloading the magazine (as a .PDF file) or printing (the whole magazine is 24 pages in total).
The topics covered in this years Autumn magazine include:-
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Project Lightbulb
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Our Curate Father Bashir
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Llangyfelach Bells
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An essay from Phil Llewellyn 2012 and where are we in 2026
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Young Peoples Page
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Minutes from ‘Llangyfelach Parish Church Committee Meeting’ Held on April 8th 1828
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A dedication to the memory of Clive Evans (by his brother Chris)
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.....and more
Adopt a Grave at Llangyfelach Church
Llangyfelach Church would welcome assistance in maintaining the extensive graveyard within the curtilage of the church. Estimations of the age of the graveyard date back to the 6th century. The existing graveyard is believed to have been formed over older parts of the graveyard.
Please consider the invitation to "Adopt a Grave" contained within the poster to the left. If you feel unable to comitt to adoping a grave but are able to spare an hour or two to clear some growth in various sections of the graveyard, your contribution will be gratefully appreciated. Please contact our Ministry Area Warden via our administrator should you be willing and able to assist in anyway.
For a brief history of Llangyfelach Church then please click this link
The image below shows the Bell Tower as seen from the entrance gate with the church itself in the background, accessed by the path leading through the upper sections of the churchyard. To see photos from within the belltower then please click this link
