Churches

Welsh-speaking church which meets for worship at 2pm on Sundays.

Ponterwyd is situated in the Cambrian Mountains, at the heart of Wales. A service is held once a month in the village chapel.

A church of over 350 members which has a strong Sunday school. Capel y Morfa was formed in 1989 when capel Salem and capel Seilo came together to form a new church. The congregation worships twice on Sundays and a range of other religious and social events are held during the week. See the chapel website for further information.

Capel Seion is part of Garn Pastorate, Bow Street, under the care of Revd Dr Watcyn James. A Sunday school for children and adults is held weekly at 11:15am.

The members of Rhydyfagwyr church worship at 2pm on Sundays. Visitors are welcome.

Today, Cwm Ystwyth is very different area compared to how it was when the present chapel was built in 1870. Then, over 500 people attended meetings. By now, the number of members has fallen to eleven - most of whom travel some distance to attend the meetings. Next to the chapel stand a comfortable vestry and impressive chapel house. The vestry is the village meeting place and hosts Cymdeithas y Cwm a'r Cyffiniau and also Cwm Ystwyth Minutes, which trace the area's history.

A church in the valley of the river Ystwyth which meets occasionally on Sundays.

The members of Elim chapel meet to worship at 2pm on Sundays.

Welcoming church in the small village of Llangwyryfon in rural Ceredigion.

A small church on the slopes of Mynydd Bach in north Ceredigion with 11 members, of whom 2 are elders. We have a service almost every Sunday of the year and special services at the start of the year, Thanksgiving and Christmas. We celebrated the chapel's centenary in 2007.

Carmel is one of twelve churches in Llanilar Pastorate. It has 55 members and 10 children, most of whom are under 6 years old. A Pastorate Service is held on the first Sunday of every month. The village Literary Society meets in Carmel every other Thursday evening during the winter. We join the Church in Wales in holding a Bread and Cheese Tea every May in support of Christian Aid.

A small church between Aberystwyth and Tregaron in Ceredigion. A weekly Welsh service is held on Sunday morning or evening.

Small Welsh-speaking church located two miles north of Tregaron in Ceredigion. Services are held at 2pm or 6pm on Sundays.

Welsh-speaking church in the village of Bronant, between Aberystwyth and Tregaron.

Penllwyn is located on the A44 between Aberystwyth and Llangurig.

Ystrad Meurig is located around 5 miles north of Tregaron. A Welsh service is held in Capel Caradog at 2pm on Sundays.

Rhydfendigaid is a church of some 80 members. Although the number which regularly attends is relatively low, there is much activity and everyone is ready to pull their weight for the Christmas Fair or when we require food for special occasions. Many of the members are willing to take part in the services when there is no preacher: their talents are incredible! Sunday school at 11:00am.

A Welsh-speaking church in a glorious location in the village of Goodwick near Fishguard.

Small Welsh-speaking church in the beautiful seaside village of Newport, Pembrokeshire.

Welsh-speaking church in the small village of Bwlch-y-Groes, Pembrokeshire.

Small Welsh chapel in the village of Caerfarchell, which lies equidistant between Pembrokeshire's north and south coast.

Large chapel at the heart of the UK's smallest city. Congregational singing / concerts.

Small church in rural Pembrokeshire.

Small church in central Pembrokeshire.

Small church in central Pembrokeshire and part of Revd Wiliam T.E. Owen's pastorate.

Small church in central Pembrokeshire. Part of Reverend Wiliam T.E. Owen's pastorate.

Glan-rhyd chapel is located around four miles south-westh of Cardigan. A service is held every Sunday and visitors are welcome.

A Welsh-speaking church in rural south Ceredigion.

Perhaps the remotest chapel in Wales, Soar y Mynydd is located in the hills south-west of Tregaron. The chapel was built in the 1820s by Ebenezer Richards - minister at Tregaron and father of Henry Richard (1812-88) - and his trustees. The building was also used as the local school until the 1940s. Today, weekly services are held during the summer.

A large, Welsh-speaking chapel in the centre of Tregaron, north Ceredigion.

A Welsh church in the small village of Bwlch-llan, near Tregaron.

Gwynfil was first built in 1760 for a community of Calvinistic Methodists founded in 1735. The church has strong links with Daniel Rowland, curate of Llangeitho and one of the founders of Welsh Methodism. The chapel was rebuilt or modified in 1764, 1813 and 1861-3. Outside the chapel is a marble statue of Rowland. Today, a weekly service is held at 2pm every Sunday.

Shiloh now works with Soar Independent Church and meets every other Sunday. We have around 69 members. We have a flourishing Cultural Society and the Sunday school meets to help the children prepare for the Children's Services.

A Welsh-speaking church which joins nearby Penuwch chapel for worship.

Part of Ceredigion & Gogledd Penfro Presbytery, Llannon chapel is without a minister but witnesses every Sunday.

As its name suggests, Rhiwbwys chapel can be found on the hill leading out to the south-east of Llanrhystud, Ceredigion. The members worship every Sunday.

Penrhiw is located in the hills above Llanrhystud village in Ceredigion. A service is held every Sunday.

Pennant is located around two miles from the coastal village of Llannon, Ceredigion. The congregation worships every Sunday.

Capel Tabernacl is located in the centre of the beautiful seaside town of Aberaeron. There is a Welsh service every Sunday at 10am and the children's Sunday school follows at 11:15am. The women hold a coffee morning in the vestry on the first Thursday of every month. The Literary Society meets every month between November and March and has a varied programme of activities.

Small Welsh-speaking church in the beautiful seaside village of New Quay, west Wales.

A Welsh-speaking church in the small village of Aberbanc, near Llandysul.

A Welsh-speaking church near Tregaron which meets for worship at 10am on Sundays.

A small church in rural south Ceredigion.

A Welsh-speaking church near Newcastle Emlyn which worships at 3pm every Sunday.

Blaencefn Church witnesses in Welsh almost every Sunday afternoon at 10:30am. We join the other churches in the pastorate for Christian festivals and for the Annual Meeting of three local churches. We have members' services at Easter, Whitsun and Christmas and all the loyal members take part. We have twenty members. The members give generously to every collection. There is friendly and effective cooperation between the members and everyone helps to keep the building and cemetery in good repair.

The chapel stands in the village of Blaenannerch, on the main road between Cardigan and Aberaeron. Many visitors come to the chapel from all the corners of the globe, keen to see a sacred place which has a rich history. There are services in the chapel every Sunday. Although we do not have a minister at the moment, all the members work together very happily. We have a monthly coffee morning, monthly winter society, and a Bible class during the month of August.

Welsh-speaking church in Cenarth, between Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan.

An English-speaking church in the seaside village of Aberporth in Ceredigion.

Located in the countryside near Newcastle Emlyn, Clos-y-graig church opens its doors for worship at 2pm every Sunday.

Welsh-speaking church in rural south-east Ceredigion.

Part of Reverend Carwyn Arthur's pastorate, Peniel's congregation worships every Sunday.

Rehoboth is part of Y Garn Pastorate, Bow Street, and holds worship every Sunday at 10am or 5pm.

Capel y Garn is a church of around 100 members. A service is held at 10am on Sunday. In addition, the Sisters' Association and the Elderly Association meet regularly, over the winter months. The 'Roots' group (Bible study), which is open to members of all the churches of the Garn ministry, meets weekly in the vestry and virtually.

Capel Madog is located in a rural area near Bow Street, Aberystwyth. It is part of Y Garn Pastorate and worship is held at 2pm on Sundays.