THE latest community news from Lampeter

Noddfa

BRAF oedd gweld cynulliad teilwng o aelodau, rhieni a ffrindiau’r achos wedi dod ynghyd i Noddfa yn ddiweddar i oedfa arbennig yng ngofal yr Ysgol Sul wedi’i llunio gan Janet.

Mewn ffordd effeithiol ar lafar ac ar gân bu’r plant a’r bobl ifanc yn diolch am gariad mam ac yn dathlu gorfoledd y Pasg a gwyrth y gwanwyn.

Bu 17 o blant ac ieuenctid yn ogystal â saith o’r mamau yn cymryd rhan â phawb yn gwneud eu gwaith yn raenus.

Roedd Gwenllian yn gyfrifol am y rhannau arweiniol a chyhoeddwyd yr emynau gan Lisa, Cerys Angharad a Sion.

Y llefarwyr oedd Beca, Elan ac Osian Jones a chafwyd cyflwyniad o gerdd Abiah Roderick, Prynhawn y Grog, gan Lowri, Helen a Nia Wyn ac adroddiad gan Tudur a Rhun sef Y Pethau Bychain.

Darllenwyd rhan o’r Gair gan Siân R J ac offrymwyd gweddi gan Llinos. Hefyd pleser oedd gwrando ar y plant cynradd yn canu sef Tudur, Rhun, Trystan Wyn, Trystan Bryn, Hari, Cai, Llew, Esther, Lynwen a Kara ac yn amlwg yn mwynhau eu hunain.

Hefyd yn dilyn sgwrs yn yr Ysgol Sul, cafwyd llawer o hwyl yn gwrando ar bob plentyn yn rhannu cyfrinachau am eu mamau gan ddod â gwên i wynebau pawb.

Swynwyd y gynulleidfa gan gyfraniad ein tri unawdydd sef Lisa, Elan a Trystan Bryn.

I ddiweddu’r oedfa ymunodd y plant i ganu emyn yn dathlu’r Pasg ac yn clodfori’r gwanwyn, gyda phob un yn chwarae offerynnau taro amrywiol gyda brwdfrydedd mawr.

Gwasanaethwyd wrth yr organ gan Delyth a bu Alwena yn cyfeilio i’r plant a’r bobl ifanc.

Diolchodd ein gweinidog, y Parch Densil Morgan i bawb am neges hyfryd a thalodd deyrnged i Janet am ei gwaith ac i Llinos a’r rhieni i gyd am eu cefnogaeth. Talodd ei werthfawrogiad hefyd i’r dynion am baratoi’r llwyfan.

Ategodd Janet ei diolch hithau i bawb oedd wedi cymryd rhan ac am eu teyrngarwch a’u cefnogaeth i’r Ysgol Sul.

Hefyd cyfeiriodd at lwyddiant mawr nifer o’r bobl ifanc mewn meysydd gwahanol yn cynnwys Eisteddfod yr Urdd a chwaraeon amrywiol.

Fe’i llongyfarchodd a dymunodd yn dda iddynt i’r dyfodol. Aeth pawb tuag adre gan deimlo eu bod wedi cael bendith a mwynhad wrth gyd-addoli gyda’r plant a’r bobl ifanc mewn oedfa fendigedig.

Custard Queens WI

CUSTARD Queens WI has enrolled their 50th member recently.

This is exciting news for a group which doesn’t reach its sixth birthday until November.

As well as 50 members it has three sub groups: Walking for Health and Friendship, Sewing, and Incredible Edible.

They were delighted to be a clue in May’s grapevine crossword.

The next meeting will be on Sunday, 2 June, when Lucy B will be facilitating a stretch exercise class.

Bring a mat or towel to lie on for this activity.

As usual, there will be refreshments and a raffle.

The WI welcomes new members. For more details contact Christine on 07815 086579.

Every Friday afternoon Custard Queens hold a coffee catch up at 2.30pm in The Mustard Seed Café.

All welcome, partners and children.

Ramblers

THIS week’s walk will be from Manorbier to Tenby along the coastal path taking the train from Carmarthen.

The walk is a moderate eight miles taking about four hours with breaks with time for fish and chips before the train home.

Ramblers Cymru are celebrating the seven years of the Wales Coast Path with a seven day walking festival along the 870-mile route from Queensferry to Chepstow.

Their contribution to events on Saturday, 11 May was one of four walks from Cwmtydu, with the route going inland to New Quay and back along the coastal path.

On Saturday, 27 April, with Storm Hannah having passed over towards the east, one group enjoyed a walk in the locality of Coedybryn near Rhydlewis.

The other group on a weekend’s walking on the Owain Glynd?r Way at Llandrindod Wells, had to postpone the day’s intended section to Llanbadarn Fynydd due to the weather conditions.

Happily, Sunday was a good walking day and the section from there to Bwlchysarnau, passing through Abbey Cwm Hir, was completed.

For those who prefer short leisurely strolls we are starting a new monthly walk on a Tuesday.

Further details of all walks including our Lonc a Clonc amble rambles are available from James Williams (01570 480041) or request a walk programme leaflet which are also available in Creative Cove.

Walkers are Welcome

THE steering group for the next Walkers are Welcome meeting will be on 20 May.

Individuals and representatives from local groups who have an interest in gaining Walkers are Welcome status for the community are invited along as they formulate their own unique proposals to gain the award.

Simply put, Walkers are Welcome is accreditation for small towns and villages with something special to offer to walkers.

Obtaining the award brings a number of benefits to the local economy with the message that it is a good place for visitors to come to enjoy the outdoors and it also benefits those who live in the community.

It is local community-led scheme and Lampeter is set to join the 19 towns accredited in Wales and there are towns all over the UK who have gained and maintained Walkers are Welcome status.

Go along and share your ideas with others at this opportunistic and exciting time for the town and its district. Phone Kay (01570 480041) and visit the Walkers are Welcome website for more information to inspire you.

Bedyddwyr

CYNHELIR Cymanfa Ganu Bedyddwyr cylch Caio a Llambed yng Nghapel Bethel, Silian ddydd Sul nesaf, 19 Mai, am 4yp dan arweiniad Emlyn Davies o Lanybydder.

St Peter’s Church

SUNDAY, 19 May: 8am, Holy Communion in English; 10.30am, Morning Prayer - bilingual.

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