Churches

Welsh-speaking church in the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy, near the Meirionnydd coast.

Small Welsh chapel on the outskirts of Aberdaron at the far end of the Ll?n Peninsula. A service is held every Sunday afternoon or evening.

The little chapel at Uwchmynydd is located in a truly stunning part of Pen Ll?n. The members meet for worship on Sunday afternoons.

Llwyndyrus chapel is part of Reverend Aled Davies' pastorate. Services are held on Sunday morning at 10:00am and Sunday school is held at 9:00am. We also hold a Literary and Cultural Society.

Ebeneser is a small, active church.

Capel y Porth is a lively church which meets in a modern building. The youth club meets every Friday night and the Sunday school meets during the Sunday service. The members organise services on various themes every now and again, and these services have proved to be very popular. See our website for further information.

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A bilingual church in Cricieth, Eifionydd. We have Sunday Club at 10:00am, and Youth Club every other Friday evening.

Capel Salem, Dolgellau, is a large and beautiful chapel which has around 75 members. For further details about the church and its work, see the website. Visitors and new members are always welcome.

The little chapel at Abergeirw is among Wales' most isolated. It is part of Trawfynydd District ministry and has two elders. A service is held on Sunday morning or afternoon. The chapel was connected to the electricity network for the first time in 2011.

Christchurch is Barmouth's English chapel and shares its building with Caersalem Welsh chapel. Christchurch is located at the heart of the seaside town of Barmouth. Sunday service is held at 11am. Visitors are always welcome.

Welsh-speaking church located near the village of Sarn Meyllteyrn on the Ll?n Peninsula.

Small Welsh-language chapel in the village of Llanbedr, near Harlech.

Nasareth is the 'Mother Church' in Penrhyndeudraeth, dating back to 1777. Regular services are held every Sunday, with both children and adults' Sunday schools in the afternoon. The Literary Society meets fortnightly between November and March. There is a Preaching Meeting on the second Sunday in June, a Prayer Meeting at the beginning of the year and special services at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

An imposing chapel at the heart of Blaenau Ffestiniog's historic town centre.

Welsh-language chapel at the centre of the Trawsfynydd village. Part of Reverend Anita Ephraim's pastorate, Moreia holds services at various times every Sunday.

A Welsh-language chapel located on the road between Trawsfynydd and Bala in Gwynedd.

Peniel Newydd is the only chapel in Llanegryn. The chapel's forefathers built three buildings: the chapel, chapel house and vestry - but by the start of the new millennium, the three were in a state of disrepair. The old chapel and chapel house were sold and the vestry adapted into a homely, modern and comfortable place of worship. Peniel Newydd was opened with a Thanksigiving service on 11 Novemeber 2007. The dream had come true.

Small Welsh-speaking church in the village of Abergynolwyn, 7 miles north-east of Tywyn in Gwynedd. The congregation meets in the local community centre.

A Welsh chapel in Tywyn, Gwynedd. Services are held at 10am on Sundays.

Welsh church which meets for worship in the Congregationalist (Annibynwyr) vestry opposite the chapel.

Peniel Newydd is a small Welsh chapel in the village of Llanbedrog, between Pwllheli and Abersoch.

Bethel is to be found in a stunning location in the hills above Porthmadog and Garndolbenmaen. It is part of Reverend Christopher Prew's pastorate and services are held at 2pm on Sunday.

A busy little chapel which is at the heart of village life. There is a weekly service and a lively Sunday school meets at 11:15am. The children and young people are responsible for the service at Christmas, Thanksgiving and on on other occasions. The Literary Society meets fortnightly during the winter and the Sisterhood meets monthly. The vestry is also used by other groups and socities.

The Sunday School usually meets at 11:15am and the chapel's cultural society (Y Gymdeithas) is held on the fourth Monday evening of each month. Since January 2011, we worship with the village's Independent church (Capel Siloh) and hold joint meetings of Y Gymdeithas, too. Revd Aled Davies is minister of both churches.

A Welsh-speaking chapel in the centre of Abererch near Pwllheli in Gwynedd.

Pwllheli's English chapel. The congregation meets for worship at 11:15am on Sundays.

The village of Efailnewydd is located around two miles north-west of Pwllheli. A service is held on Sunday morning or afternoon.

A small church which is around a mile west of Pwllheli. Services are held on Sunday morning or in the early afternoon.

Capel Isaf is located in the centre of the village of Nefyn and a service is held at 10am on Sundays.

Moreia is located in the centre of Morfa Nefyn and services are held at 10am and 5:30pm.

Small Welsh chapel in the village of Llithfaen, in the north of the Ll?n Peninsula.

Welsh-speaking church in the village of Tremadog, near Porthmadog in Gwynedd. The congregation meets in the village hall.

Capel y Graig was established in 1904 and it is one of three chapels in the village of Abersoch. Although the congregation is small these days, there is a warm and homely atmosphere. We have 12 children in the Sunday school. In summer, English services are held for visitors.

A small Welsh-speaking church near Abersoch on the Ll?n Peninsula.

A Welsh-speaking church in rural Pen Ll?n.

We hold a Sunday school every week at 10am and a service at 6pm or 6:15pm. We do not have a minister but we have three elders and officers who are not elders. There was a nonconformist cause here before the present chapel was built, on the nearby farm, L?n Fudr. Robert Jones, Rhoslan, was involved with the cause at Dinas. We have The Citizens Association and Community Council meetings regularly.

A small Welsh-speaking church on the Ll?n Peninsula. The members meet for worship in the schoolroom at 2pm on Sundays.

We hold a service every Sunday and have a flourishing Sunday school - we are fortunate to have the support of the young mothers who teach the children. The children and young people come together to hold services on special occasions such as Thanksgiving and Christmas and to take part in Glannau Dwyfach Festival. Visitors and new members are very welcome.

Welsh-speaking church in the village of Garndolbenmaen, north of Porthmadog. Part of Reverend Christopher Prew's pastorate.

Gorllewin Gwynedd Presbytery's northernmost church, located in the village of Pantglas between Porthmadog and Caernarfon.

We hold one service every Sunday and if there is no preacher, we have a prayer meeting. We have a Sunday school with some 15 members and it is very active, raising hundreds of pounds every year for good causes. Some of our members attend Pastorate Fellowship. A children's club is held in the vestry every other Monday night between autumn and spring with the Trobwynt workers.