Montgomery, Castle Caereinion, Forden and Llandyssil Churches

27/03/2026

Easter Egg Hunt at St Nicholas Church, Montgomery on Saturday 4th April.

27/03/2026

Easter Services at St Nicholas, Montgomery.

27/03/2026

Palm Sunday procession this Sunday, 29th March.

Meet 11am at St Nicholas Church, Montgomery.

Bring a football scarf or banner to wave.

10/03/2026

Montgomery church are looking for a donkey (and owner) to lead our Palm Sunday procession on 29th Match at 11am.

If you have a donkey and are willing to help (or know someone), please email Rev. Paulette on [email protected]

Anglicans form the family of Christians closely related to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Whilst tracing their inheritance back to Christ and the earliest Christians and to the ancient Roman Catholic church, the sixteenth century Reformation was a crucial moment for Anglicanism.

18/02/2026

Many joined us for Shrove Tuesday and enjoyed eating and tossing pancakes.

Are you giving up anything for Lent?

28/01/2026

During Sunday's service at St. Nicholas, we heard Sandra and Angie's accounts of their recent visit to Kiyombo in Southwest Tanganyika, Tanzania including how, despite having far less than we do, they are so joyous and welcoming.

Please pray for their local school, nursery and church community, and that they have enough clean water to drink and grow the crops for their community.

They have also set up a fundraising page. Please see more at gofund.me/e161595a4

23/12/2025

31/10/2025

November Newsletter for St Nicholas Montgomery, At Michael & All Angels Forden and St Tyssil Llandyssil.

Along with dates for your diary.

29/09/2025

Many joined us at St. Nicholas Church for the Harvest service yesterday and for the tasty offerings at the bring and share lunch afterwards.

St. Nicholas Church has now been certified as a Fairtrade church.

We learnt more about Fairtrade and how many of the farmers in developing countries receive very little for their goods compared to what the European manufacturers and supermarkets get.

We were encouraged to look for Fairtrade products such as chocolate, coffee and tea, so that farmers can receive better prices, decent working conditions and stronger rights for the goods they produce.

We also sang new words to a popular tune that made us think about all this:

1. We plough the fields, and scatter
the good seed on our lands,
but nations who are deep in debt
are left with empty hands.
The world is full of people
who struggle to survive,
while we have food in plenty –
O God, our care revive!

Refrain
All good gifts around us
are sent for all to share;
we ask you, Lord, to help us strive for justice everywhere.

2. The fields of many countries
are tilled to pay their debt,
and so disease and poverty
remain a constant threat.
Their goods, unfairly traded,
make losses for our gain,
as most of all the profits
in wealthy hands remain.

Refrain.

3. God’s beautiful creation
is fast becoming spoiled,
and deserts overrun the ground
where once the farmers toiled.
Forgive us this pollution
of much that you have made,
and show us the solution
for fair and equal trade.

12/09/2025

Coffee morning in aid of St Nicholas Church tomorrow 9-11am in Montgomery Town Hall

07/09/2025

International Su***de Prevention Awareness Day is on Wednesday 10th September.

Our local churches will be open during the day for anyone who would like to come and talk, reflect, pray or be prayed with.

St. Michael's, Forden 10 - 11am.

St. Tyssil's, Llandyssil 11am - 12noon.

St. Nicholas, Montgomery 3 - 4pm and 5 - 6.30pm.

World Su***de Prevention Day is Wednesday 10th. Churches in the area are open from 9am to 7.30pm if you want time to stop, reflect and pray. You will be made welcome