Churches & Cathedrals in Conwy County

The Ancient Church of Llandrillo yn Rhos
http://www.walesdirectory.co.uk/his/ch/drillo.htm
The Ancient Church of Llandrillo yn Rhos, Conwy, North Wales. A short history with pictures.

Llandudno Churches Together
http://www.llandudnochurches.org.uk
List of Churches and Services in the Llandudno Area, with names and addresses of all churches, with Maps, names of Clergy and Service times. Details of the Penrhynside Mission House Young People\'s Fellowship. Details of the Cytûn Ecumenical Movement.

Princes Drive Baptist Church
http://www.pdbc.org.uk
We are an all-age local church made up of people from a wide spectrum of life. We seek to teach, understand and follow the whole message of the Bible, showing us how to be reconnected with God, which is the most vital need for everyone in our modern world. Our desire to share this message goes beyond our locality and we have a heart for this nation and other nations beyond our own.

Llandudno Roman Catholic Church
http://www.llandudno-catholic-church.org.uk
Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea [Ein Harglwyddes Seren y Môr] giving times of Sunday and Weekday Services and Names and addreses of Clergy and parish personnel. Photographs of the church.

Rhos Family Church
http://www.rhosfamilychurch.org.uk
Rhos Family Church welcomes visitors to its Sunday All Age Morning Worship at Llandrillo Infants\' School. There is a friendly membership spanning all age groups and opportunities to join in the activities listed in the menu above. In Coming Events, there is a calendar with all our meetings and activities for the current month.

North Coast Church
http://www.ncchurch.org.uk
North Coast Church is vibrant and friendly, filled with people who have a genuine love for God and for the people we are called to serve. Knowing that God changes lives for the better, we actively seek to serve those who are in need in our communities and to build up the lives of those who are part of the church.

Llangelynin Church and Holy Well.
http://www.walesdirectory.co.uk/llangel/llangelynin.htm
The site of the old church is high above the Conwy valley, in the shelter of Tal y Fan. Several footpaths converge here. For many years these would have been the main routes between the Conwy valley and the settlements over the hills in Penmaenmawr and west toward Caernarfon and Anglesey. Today you will find walkers enjoying the easy terrain provided by the rolling hills en route to sites such as Aber Falls.

St Michael\'s Church
http://www.stmichaelsbyc.org.uk
Built in the 14th century, St Michael\'s Church is the oldest building in Betws-y-Coed, and is located on the banks of the River Conwy. Replaced by the parish church of St Mary\'s in 1873, St Michael\'s lay slumbering peacefully throughout the twentieth century. But by the early 1990\'s it was in a sorry state, with a leaking roof and associated plaster damage and it was urgently in need of repair work.