Capel Seion – Seion Chapel Diweddariad Hydref 2020 – mae’r capel ar gau i ymwelwyr am y tro Update October 2020…Seion Chapel is closed to visitors for the time being
Mae Capel Seion, sydd ynghanol Rowen ac a adeiladwyd yn 1841, yn un o
fannau addoli Drysau Cysegredig Conwy Wledig. Mae’n adeilad rhestredig
Gradd 2.
Yn y capel ceir arddangosfa ar dwf anghydffurfiaeth, a lluniau a disgrifiadau
o fywydau pobl leol yn nechrau’r 20fed ganrif.
Mae’r capel ar agor i ymwelwyr bob dydd
Cynhelir gwasanaethau Cymraeg bob trydydd Sul am 10.00 y bore
(oedfaon yng nghapeli Ty’n y Groes a Thalybont ar y Suliau eraill)
Cynhelir gwasanaethau Saesneg gan eglwys Saesneg leol –
www.chapel.wales
Cynhelir Ysgol Sul am 10.00 y bore ar y Sul olaf o’r mis
Cynhelir clwb crefft yn y festri bob dydd Llun o 9.30 tan 11.30
Mae’r capel yn un o’r atyniadau ar Daith Pererin Gogledd Cymru
Mae’r capel yn fan casglu ar gyfer Banc Bwyd Conwy
Taflen Teithiau Cysegredig Conwy Wledig
e-bostiwch Dilys Phillips ar craflwyn@globalnet.co.uk am dyddiadau’r
gwasanaethau a rhagor o wybodaeth
Seion Chapel
Seion Chapel in the middle of Rowen, built in 1841, is one of the Rural Conwy
Sacred Doorways places of worship. The Chapel is a Grade 2 listed building
The Chapel contains an exhibition on the growth of Nonconformism, and
pictures and descriptions of the lives of the local community in the early 20th
century.
The Chapel is open to visitors every day.
Services in Welsh every third Sunday at 10am, alternating with Ty’n y
Groes and Talybont Chapels.
Services in English, – www.chapel.wales
Sunday School at 10am on the last Sunday of the month.
Craft Club in the Chapel Vestry on Mondays, 9.30 to 11.30.
Seion Chapel is on the North Wales Pilgrim’s Way
The chapel is a collection point for donations of food for Conwy Food
Bank
Rural Conwy Sacred Trails Leaflet
Email Dilys Phillips at craflwyn@globalnet.co.uk for dates of services
Picture show Ken Hughes, Ty Capel. Well done to Ken, who raised £700 in a collection towards Ty Gobaith Children’s Hospice, Ty’n y Groes to mark his 80th birthday in 2017.
Ken Hughes at Seion Chapel, Rowen
Seion Chapel, Rowen
Inside Seion Chapel, Rowen
Seion Chapel info board
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