Issue No 212
Where will the Holy Spirit send you to share the good news? St Paul was a Jew and as he travelled on his missionary journeys he always visited the local synagogue because that was a place he was guaranteed an audience. He rarely got a warm welcome but equally he was rarely ignored. Paul understood that if the teaching and the life of Jesus was to spread and take root, it needed to be preached in the largest cities and towns. His plan, laid out in the verses prior to our reading from Acts, was to travel to the west coast of what is now Turkey, here there were five of the empire’s largest cities: Pergamum, Smyrna, Sardis, Miletus and Ephesus. But we’re told in vv6 & 7 that the Holy Spirit did not let them preach in this area. Paul’s plan, it turned out, was not God’s plan. So he travelled through Mysia (NW Turkey) stopping at Troas. While at Troas Paul had a vision in which a man appealed to him saying ‘Come over to Macedonia and help us.’ Paul, Silas, Timothy and Luke concluded that this was a vision from God. Paul and his closest supporters were open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. They interpreted their inability to reach the cities of the west coast as the will of God, despite their personal desires to go there and equally they attributed Paul’s vision to the Holy Spirit. God was saying “I want you in Macedonia2 and they were able to hear God because they were listening and because they were open to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Paul, Silas, Timothy and Luke thus travel to Macedonia and make their way to Philippi one of the principal cities of Macedonia. Philippi was a wealthy Roman colony with
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Magazine for the Builth Ministry Area June 2019 important gold mines, but the city was nowhere near as large or significant as the cities of west Asia where Paul had wished to preach. Paul could have been forgiven for asking ‘Lord, why on earth are you sending me to this outpost of empire, they don’t even have a synagogue?’ But no, Paul just headed off looking for possible converts. And there they were down by the river, a group of women, praying to God. They met Lydia a dealer in purple cloth, a woman of substance involved in local commerce. The Lord opened her mind to what Paul was saying, she gave her life to Christ and was baptised. So finally, of course we discover why God has sent Paul to Philippi. Paul’s letter to the Philippians, some months or possibly years later, is one of his most joyful and confident. The Christians of Philippi have turned out to be a hugely generous community, they have provided significant financial support for Paul’s later missionary work, they had developed into great enablers of the spread of the gospel. Yet the Christians in Philippi only came to hear the good news of Jesus Christ because Paul and his fellow missionaries were open to the Holy Spirit. God presented Paul with an opportunity to meet Lydia and her friends in Philippi, the opportunity was grasped, and the spread of the gospel accelerated in an unexpected fashion. God is still providing opportunities for us to share his good news. We only need to be open and obedient to his guidance, and to grasp the opportunities presented and best of all, God’s Holy Spirit will do the rest.
EDITORSHIP If you wish to contact the editor, please note the email address: signpostsmagazine@gmail.com
Llanelwedd Little Learners @ Llanelwedd Church in Wales Primary School Currently open Monday-Friday 9.15-11.15am (increasing to 9.15-11.45am soon) in Llanelwedd Jubilee Hall. Funded sessions from the term after a child turns 3 years old For more information.
Tel. 01982 552616.
Email. little.learners@llanelwedd.powys.sch.uk
We also have a Facebook Page “Llanelwedd Little Learners� where you can see what we get up to. This page has a messaging option
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Ministry Area Notices Builth Ministry Area
Men’s Breakfast 29th June 10.00am Drovers Tea Rooms, Builth
RETREAT HOUSE
Drop in Quiet Day Monday 3rd June & 1st July An opportunity to pause for prayer and personal reflection come for all or part of the day. Bring your own lunch. Coffee and tea provided. No charge, but donations welcome. No need to book. 10am - 4pm with Eucharist at 12 noon
St Bridget’s Church Llansantffraed is looking for a Church Warden. Do you think you could help?
Are you the right person for this role? Please phone Rev. Linda Watson 01982 553533 or Marilyn Jarvis on 01982 570313.
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Eucharist
A Eucharist through the medium of Welsh every Monday at midday in Brecon Cathedral. Croeso i bawb All Welcome
Diocesan Vision Prayer Father, we hold before you our family in the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon and we open our hearts and minds to your Spirit. Bless us as we gather in your name; Guide us as we grow into the likeness of your Son; Lead us by your Spirit to go out and make disciples of others. God of our journeying, be our way and our truth and our life; our beginning and our end. We pray through Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Magazine hopes its readers are looking forward to an contemplative Trinity season If you would like to offer a letter or article our contact details are on the back page. signpostsmagazine@gmail.com
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Builth Ministry Area - Colwyn Dear Friends,
Events and Meetings
We are now in the season of Pentecost which lasts from Easter to Whitsunday. Pentecost is a Greek word which means fiftieth day and was the Greek name given for the Feast of Weeks so called because it fell on the fiftieth day after Passover. At this feast the first fruits of the wheat harvest were presented - harvest comes much earlier in the year in Israel than in Wales – and the giving of the Law by Moses was commemorated. As the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles on this day, the name was applied by the Church to the feast celebrating this event which is popularly known as Whitsunday. It ranks after Easter as the second greatest festival in the Church and historically was a secondary date for baptisms. The word Whitsunday is said to derive from the white robes worn by the newly baptised on that day. The descent of the Holy Spirit on to the Apostles marks the beginning of the Church as we know it and is to be celebrated. Come to our Benefice Pentecost service at Rhulen at 10.00 on 9th June to celebrate the Church’s birthday.
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June Thursday 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th June from 10 am, Sewing Group at Hundred House Hall Wednesday 12th, 26th June from 10 am, Coffee Connection at with free tea, coffee and biscuits at Hundred House Hall. All Welcome. Contact Jo: 01982 570326 for free transport. Tuesday 11th, 25th June at 10 am, Bible Study at Cregrina. All Welcome. Phone Cherry on 01982 570702 for details. Thursday 20th June 2.30-3.10pm, Story Time for pre-school children, babies and their carers, at St Matthew’s, Llanelwedd Friday 21st June at 18:30, Friday Fellowship at Cregrina. For ladies of all ages to meet new and old friends, chat, eat supper together and share and encourage each other in their faith. Contact Cherry on 01982 570702 for details or powyschurch@gmail.com. Friday 28th June at 9.30, Morning Prayer at St Matthew’s Church, Llanelwedd. Saturday 29th June at 10 am, Men’s Breakfast at The Drovers Tearoom.
23rd June Trinity 1 09.30 Bettws Holy Communion LW 09.30 Cregrina Village Service DD 11.15 Llanelwedd Holy Communion JO Readings: Isaiah 65:1-9; Psalm 22:19-28; Galatians 3:23-29; Luke 8:26-39
Blessings to you all.
Linda
30th June Trinity 2 10.00 Hundred House Hall Holy Communion LW Hosted by Cregrina/Rhulen Readings: 1 Kings19:15, 16, 19-21; Psalm 16; Galatians 5:1, 13-25; Luke 9:51-62
Services for June 2nd June Easter 7 (Ministry and Calling Sunday) 10.00 Llansantffraed Holy Communion LW 18.00 Glascwm Village Service MJ Readings: Ezekiel 36:24-28 or Acts 16: 16-34; Psalm 97; Acts 16:16-34 or Revelation 22:12-14, 16, 17, 20, 21; John 17:20-26
Community Charity Shop, Llandrindod Wells Commencing 15th June. Cregrina members have booked the Llandrindod Wells shop and would be very grateful to receive any donated items to sell for church funds. Please contact Jo McNulty (570326) or Mary Kinsey (570240) if you have any contributions to donate. Thank you.
9th June Pentecost 10.00 Rhulen Benefice Holy Communion LW/ET Readings: Acts 2:1-21 or Genesis 11:1-9; Psalm 104:2436; Romans 8:14-17 or Acts 2: 1-21 John 14:8-17 [25-27] 16th June Trinity Sunday (Please note change from last Signposts - your vicar had a senior moment!) 9.30 Llanfaredd Holy Communion LW 11.15 Glascwm Holy Communion LO Readings: Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31; Psalm 8; Romans 5:15; John 16:12-15
Llanelwedd with Llanfaredd, Llansantffraed-in-Elwell, Bettws, Cregrina, Glascwm and Rhulen Revd Mthr Linda Watson, The Rectory, Llanelwedd LD2 3TY 01982 553533, revlindawatson@gmail.com Licensed Lay Minister. Mr Eddie Thomas. 01982 552873, edwin.thomas935@btinternet.com 4
Builth Ministry Area - Colwyn Services for July 7th July Trinity 3 10.00 Llansantffraed Holy Communion LW 18.00 Glascwm Village Service JO Readings: Isaiah 66:10-14; Psalm 66:1-9; Galatians 6:[1, 6], 7-16; Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 14th July Trinity 4 09.30 Cregrina Holy Communion 11.15 Llanelwedd Worship4All ET/MJ 11.15 Rhulen Holy Communion Readings: Deuteronomy 30:9-14; Psalm Colossians 1:1-14; Luke 10:25-37
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July Trinity 6 09.30 Bettws Holy Communion LW 09.30 Cregrina Village Service MJ 11.15 Llanelwedd Holy Communion LW Readings: Genesis 18:20-32; Psalm 138; Colossians 2:615; Luke 11:1-13
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Website: www.colwynbenefice.wordpress.com This is a useful source of information on church services and community events and offers resources and support in areas such as prayer and Bible study. Colwyn Benefice’s Facebook page can be accessed from this website
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Every Tuesday at 9.15-11.15, Llanelwedd Tots Play time, Stay and Play group at the Jubilee Hall, £1.50 per family, 50p for tea and Coffee. Every Thursday from 10 am, Sewing Group at Hundred House Hall Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 10am, Bible Study at Cregrina. All Welcome. Phone Cherry on 01982 570702 for details. Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from 10 am, Coffee Connection with free tea, coffee and biscuits at Hundred House Hall. All Welcome. Contact Jo: 01982 570326 for free transport. Every 3rd Thursday at 2.30-3.10pm, Story Time for pre-school children, babies and their carers, at St Matthew’s, Llanelwedd Every 3rd Friday at 18:30, Friday Fellowship at Cregrina. For ladies of all ages to meet new and old friends, chat, eat supper together and share and encourage each other in their faith. Contact Cherry on 01982 570702 for details or powyschurch@gmail.com. Every 4th Friday at 9.30, Morning Prayer with open reflection at St Matthew’s Church, Llanelwedd. All Welcome Every 4th Saturday at 10 am, Men’s Breakfast at The Drovers Tearoom.
28th June, 10.00-12.00 At Olwen’s Plasnewydd, 20 Broadway, Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3DB
16th June, 3 pm At The Rectory, Llanelwedd Everyone is welcome This event is FREE (donations welcome)
Llanelwedd with Llanfaredd, Llansantffraed-in-Elwell, Bettws, Cregrina, Glascwm and Rhulen Revd Mthr Linda Watson, The Rectory, Llanelwedd LD2 3TY 01982 553533, revlindawatson@gmail.com Licensed Lay Minister. Mr Eddie Thomas. 01982 552873, edwin.thomas935@btinternet.com 5
Builth Ministry Area – Buallt Pattern of Worship for the interregnum First Sunday of month 10 am Family Worship in St Mary’s, Builth Lead by Lay Worship Leaders
Matins in Maesmynis Gina Ayling
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Second Sunday of month 9.30am Holy Eucharist in Builth
Third Sunday of month Holy Eucharist in Builth with guest celebrant & preacher*
Fourth Sunday of month Holy Eucharist In Builth
Fifth Sunday of month
United Eucharist in Alltmawr Holy Eucharist In Maesmynis
Holy Eucharist in Llanddewi’r-Cwm
Every Thursday House Group meets Judith 552706 Every Thursday Bell-Ringers in St. Mary’s Tower at 19.30 David 552477
On Bank Holiday Monday, Parishioners from Builth Wells Benefice group of churches undertook the Annual Rogation walk. The photograph shows them preparing to start from St Mauritiu,s Altmawr, they then climbed the open moorland of the Epynt hills, crossing the river Duhonw to St.David`s Llanddewi`r Cwm, and continuing via a bridleway and footpaths to St.David`s Maesmynis for soup, rolls and welsh cakes, prepared and served by church members at Maesmynis Hall. The final leg of the walk was then completed to St David`s Llanynis, where a very welcome tea was served. A total distance of just over 7 miles was covered. Thanks to all who took part in this ancient tradition.
A date for the diary….St Mary’s Annual Barbeque will take place on 17th July in the grounds of the Riverside Centre. Details to follow… Builth Wells with Llanddewi’r-Cwm & Llangynog with Maesmynis & Llanynis with Alltmawr Rev’d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com
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Builth Ministry Area – Buallt The `Grasscutters Dinner` was held at Builth Rugby Club on 22nd May, for all the volunteer grasscutters and helpers who generously give of their time look after our Churchyards. Delicious food was prepared and served by wives and friends. Our thanks to all involved for their continued help and support.
St John’s, Cwmbach Invites you to the Re-Dedication of the WW1 Memorial 9th June 3pm
Songs of Praise With Tea afterwards
If you have any questions about services, please contact your Benefice Warden or a member of the Ministry Area Team. For others queries (baptisms, weddings, funerals, etc), please contact Rev’d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com
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Builth Ministry Area - Erwood & Painscastle Dear All, One of the many joys of living and ministering in the country is that the rather strange and mysterious period in the Church year between the excitement of Christmas and the Passion of Easter coincides with the lambing season. For those of us who are not directly involved we are filled with humility as we see new life burgeoning all around us through the utter dedication, necessity and hard work of our rural communities. In the life of the Church, we echo this dedication by renewing our faith during Lent and following our Lord to the cross during Easter. It is so fitting that we call him the Paschal Lamb who is sacrificed for us. So, simultaneously, as your lambs are being brought into the world, in our churches we are praying to the Lamb of God for your strength and wellbeing.
glorious Feast of The Most Holy Trinity, which, this year, we celebrate on the 16th June and will last until the end of October. One of the strengths of our tradition is that we are always offered times of spiritual renewal through which we may draw close to Christ. This is a beautiful season in the Christian year, with no less power than more obviously symbolic seasons; we are allowed to settle into the gentle rhythms of Mother Church that sustain us without being overconscious of maintaining the fierce spirit of endeavour that is often felt throughout Advent and Lent. This is a season of surety – the Spirit is with us, making us one with Christ and this links us with his Father, resting in the depths of his love for us. Enjoy the rhythm of this time of the year as we rest in the essence of God’s Trinitarian nature; draw in your strength from God in Christ and make the coming Summer a long outgoing sigh of warmth as you breath out his Spirit into the world. There is no end to the transformation of our relationships and communities if we believe in the power of this love.
This year, the season of Easter carried us through May and so June begins with the glorious climax of the Easter Story that is Pentecost on the ninth of the month. Now, after the emotional seasons of Christmas and Easter, we may return to the steady and constant season of the Church’s year that we call Ordinary Time. In Anglican tradition, this Summer season is known rather wonderfully and naturally, as the Trinity Season because it begins with the
All blessings. Father Paul. X
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Builth Ministry Area - Erwood & Painscastle Services for June
Services for July
Sunday 2nd June 7th Sunday of Easter
Sunday 7th July
9.30m Llanbadarn -Y- Garreg Eucharist 9.30am Gwenddwr Eucharist (Fr Phil.) 11.00am Llandeilo Graban Morning Prayer 11.00am Newchurch Holy Communion 3.00pm Llandewi’r Cwm Llangynog Open Air Ascension Eucharist
9.30m 9.30am 11.00am 11.00am
Sunday 9th June
Pentecost
9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr
Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist
Sunday 14th July 4th after Trinity 9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr
Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist (Fr Phil)
Occasionally - times may vary due to circumstances. Always worth a check if forward planning.
Sunday 16th June Trinity
Midweek Eucharist on Wednesdays at 6.30pm resumed in St Cewydd’s from April 3rd.
9.30am Llandeilo Graban Eucharist 11.00am Gwenddwr Eucharist 3.00pm Llandewi Fach Eucharist
St Cewydd’s, Aberedw. Evening Prayer at 6.00pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Midweek Eucharist at 6.30pm on Wednesday.
Sunday 23rd June, 1st after Trinity 9.30am Bryngwyn 9.30am Crickadarn 11.00 Aberedw
3rd after Trinity
Llanbadarn -Y- Garreg Eucharist Gwenddwr Eucharist (Fr Phil.) Llandeilo Graban Morning Prayer Newchurch Holy Communion
Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist
Painscastle Mothers’ Union
Sunday 30th June (Fifth Sunday) 2nd after Trinity
You are most welcome to join us at our meetings.
9.30am Llanbedr Grouped Parish Eucharist 11.00am Llandeilo Graban Group Parished Eucharist
Meetings are held at Painscastle Village Hall on the 2nd Tuesday of each month during the winter months. For more information contact: Fran Shaw, 01982 56048
. Aberedw w Llandeilo Graban w Llanbadarn-y-Garreg w Crickadarn w Gwenddwr & Bryngwyn w Newchurch w Llanbedr Painscastle w Llanddewi Fach Revd Fthr Paul Keown, Trefechan, Edw Crescent, Aberedw, Builth Wells LD2 3UH, 01982 560653, frpaulkeown@mac.com
Irfon & Wye Ministry Area Services The Annual Petertide Ordinations in Brecon Cathedral 09.30 Choral Eucharist in Builth This year, those 11.00 Sung Eucharist in Alltmawr to Holy Orders will include our dear 07being Apriladmitted (Passion Sunday) 11.00 Sung Reserved Eucharist in Maesmynis friends Meinir Ronicle Janet Day. Janet will return 10.00 Family Eucharist in and Builth 15.00 Sung Eucharist in Llanddewi’r-Cwm as curate in the Buallt Benefice and Meinir to Rhayader. 15.00 Sung Eucharist in Llanddewi’r-Cwm We pray for them as they stand on threshold of ministry. 28 April (Easter II) 14 April (Palm Sunday) 09.30 Sung Eucharist in Builth 10.00 Palm Procession at St. Mary’s, Builth 10.30 Liturgy of the Passion
Worship for April will take place on 29th June at 3pm.
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