Brynna and Llanharan
Methodist Church
Sunday
Services
11am & 6pm
Sunday School at 11am except for Family service held once a month.
Tuesdays 9.30am - 11am Coffee Morning in the hall
6.15pm - 7.30pm Youth groups for those over 4yrs.
Thursday 7.30pm Prayer Fellowship
Minister in pastoral charge
Hymn Books used
Mission Praise and Hymns & Psalms
Marriages Etc. by arrangement with the minister.
Disabled access available.
Contact People at the Church
Mr Eric McDonald 01656865633 Steward
Mrs Angela Benjamin 01656 863449 Secretary
Miss E, Evans 01443 226756 Steward
100 years old this year
Happy Birthday
Mission Activity
Along side the activities already shown on this page, we have hosted a mission evening with food from all round the world, to raise awareness and generate funds; sending goods to Belarus, shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child, gifts from the Christmas Toy Service are distriduted by Rhondd Cyon Taff Social Services Dept.Community work includes: lobbying local politicians concerning local problems like road safety; distriduting Harvest gifts; sending get well and bereavement cards. We work ecumenically with other churches, holding joint services and activities. Currently we are involved with a project to contact every home in the community, as there has been many new homes buildt recently.
Latest is the Credit Union now using the premisis for meeting clients.
Brynna & Llanharan Methodist Church
Situated in the village of Brynna a few miles east of Bridgend this very friendly little church is home to the congregations of both Brynna and Llanharan. With an energetic congregation committed to their community there is much to recommend them to the locals and visitors.
History
The present Chapel was built in 1908 on the site of the first building, a zinc shed, . The recorded founders are listed as Charles Harris, Robert Ruck, David Davies Snr. & David Davies Jnr. The trustees were Benjamin Gale, Mrs Elsie Gale, Mrs Margaret Dandle, Mrs Alice Baker, Mrs Lavina Davies and Mrs Violet Lewis. When the first believers met around 1900 they were known as Bible Christians, till they became Wesleyan Methodists. When Llanharan Methodist Church had to close a few years ago its congregation moved to Brynna and Brynna is now Brynna & Llanharan Methodist Church.
The concregation extends a warm welcome to all
who wish to worship with them.
Centenary Celebrations
Continue with
Saturday 5th April "An Exhibition" of past photographs and memorabilia.
Refreshments available
Sundy 6th April "Songs of Praise" Celebration with Guest artists.
A CRAFT WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE IS BEING SET UP WITH THE HELP OF THE BRIDGEND COUNCIL WATCH THIS SPACE
This is now in action please contact the secretary or a steward for up to date information regards times, etc.