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The earliest description of the present Church is in 1833 but in 1839 it was extensively altered. Restoration was again carried out in 1908, helped by the Mortimer Jones family. The beautiful East Window "The Adoration of the Magi" dates from 1839. High on the West Wall are two ancient windows thought to include considerable Mediaeval fragments. Other interesting items include a stone Memorial tablet with Latin inscription to Ona Ellena Mutton 1643, an ancient oak chest, a 14th century font, interesting 18th century gravestones, a sundial - 1736 and a Bell - 1840.

Display of old photos of the Church, village and previous residents. The Church registers will also be available for inspection. On the Saturday evening there will be a Sound Bath meditation "Sounds of the Eternal". Our usual Sunday morning Service will go ahead at 11.15am

St Ffraid's Church, Church Street, Glan Conwy, Colwyn Bay, Conwy, LL28 5NB

There is a train station in Glan Conwy and buses run along the A470. The Church is at the end of the village street directly across the A470 from the station.

There are two steep steps from the road up to the Church path which then has a gentle slope up to the door. The ground of the churchyard is accessible but uneven.

 


Prices

Free

Event times

Day Times
Sat 13 Sep 2025
10:00 - 17:00
Sun 14 Sep 2025
10:00 - 17:00