Ruth Waters
Lanbadarn Fawr, SY23 3RA - Aberystwyth
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Visiting church where ancestors had been married, baptised and buried. Was able to go and visit the Bell Tower while the ringers were getting ready for Sunday service. Even stayed for Welsh service(don't speak Welsh) and was made very welcome and taken under the wing of an even more senior person than I and had the dual language books and readings to help. Beautiful church and people.
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I photographed a wedding here last year and it's a beautiful place to be. A great Church to host your wedding at.
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Huge church with great little exhibition area about the history of the church and local area, including two Dark Age crosses. Good stained glass.
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One of the ancient churches in Wales.
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Lovely church with an interesting history. Have a read about St Padarn before you go - he was a real person from around here.
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A lovely church, inside and out, that has an interesting history that you can discover for yourself inside 🙂
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Lovely church, photographed a wedding here, the vicar was helpful and accommodating and the building is gorgeous
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Best church in aberystwyth
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I don't want to go to hell so five stars
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Llanbadarn Fawr church is situated about a mile east of the mid Wales town of Aberystwyth. It lies in the diocese of St. David's in Pembrokeshire, South Wales. The name derives from Saint Padarn (Badarn is a mutation of Padarn, simply to make it easier to say Llanbadarn).
The church has regular Sunday services in Welsh and English. It has a choir, bell ringing group and friendly clergy who look after and guide the congregation.
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