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G?yl Gorawl Emlyn

CAFWYD g?yl arbennig unwaith eto yn Eglwys Castell Newydd Emlyn, gyda gwasanaeth o’r cymun yn y bore a da oedd gweld y plant yn gwneud eu rhan mor arbennig.

Y pregethwr gwadd oedd y Parch John Emrys Jones a’r organydd oedd Ken Rees. Diolch am bob cyfraniad.

Yn y prynhawn cafwyd ganu cynulleidfaol hyfryd yng nghwmni’r Dr Carol James, Penboyr, yn arwain a disgyblion Ysgol Penboyr ac Ysgol y Ddwylan yn cymryd rhan.

Marian O’Toole oedd wrth yr organ. Diolch i bawb am eu cefnogaeth, gan wneud yr ?yl mor arbennig eleni eto.

Cylch Meithrin Bro Teifi

DA oedd gweld cymaint wedi dod ynghyd i’r bore coffi a’r bore agored yng nghwmni Sali Mali ar ei phenblwydd yn 50 oed.

Diolch i bawb am bob cymorth a chefnogaeth.

Cered

CERED: Menter Iaith Ceredigion officers organised several nights of activities with the ‘Ffynnon’ youth club in Llandysul to provide new opportunities through the medium of Welsh for the older members in the club.

The nature of the collaboration was holding a training evening to cook Thai food and then the following week, use their newly found skills by hosting a Thai food evening for the community. The older youth members of ‘Ffynnon’ were given the opportunity to entertain local people through the medium of welsh and encourage those who were learners of the language to socialise in Welsh.

Llinos, Cered Development Officer, said: “This work was a great opportunity for Cered to work with ‘Ffynnon’, the young people in the club and the community. They learned all sorts of new skills such as cooking Thai food, planning every element of the evening from the food preparation, the decorating of the room, serving food and so on. It was lovely to see the young people eagerly engaged in the tasks and raising confidence in practical work and all this through the medium of Welsh.”

The evening was a sheer success, and the money raised will go towards humanitarian projects which will include a possible trip abroad to Zambia to volunteer in a children’s orphanage.

Steffan from ‘Ffynnon’ said: “In Y Ffynnon, we are eager to give opportunities not only to hear the love of God, but also to show that through serving the local community in Llandysul. The Thai night was a great experience and hopefully a start on what we hope will be a great year.”

Both nights were run by Sian Davies and Noi Francis. Siân Davies said: “It was wonderful to have the opportunity to work with Cered and Ffynnon to teach new skills to the young people, whilst also supporting them to raise money for their future plans. It was a pleasure to work with everyone, and they worked really hard to make the evening very successful.”

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