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(Photograph reproduced with kind permission of Mrs. Joan Kinsbrook)

There are various Church Clubs detailed on the St. Bridget's Church page. 

For more information contact . Tel: 01656 880108
The Venerable Philip Morris, Archdeacon of Margam and
Priest in Charge of The Parish of Ewenny and St. Brides Major

All Saints' Church is a sister church to St. Bridget's, St. Brides Major.

The bell (1) hanging in the vestibule was given by Mr. Peter (G. R.) Heard's family as a gift to All Saints Church in 1987. 

The montage of pictures (2) on the vestibule wall was made and given by members of the Youth Club. 

A pew (3) is dedicated to the memory of the men of the Parish who gave their lives for King and Country. 

The pulpit (3) was dedicated to the memory of Lay Reader Joseph Thomas in 1953. 

Four chairs (4) are dedicated to four members of the Lindsey and Corkery families killed in action, three of whom who lost their lives in the Great War and one who lost his life in the Second World War.  Jenna Lindsey bought an organ in memory of her nephew, Dennis Corkery. 

(1) Bell hanging in vestibule given by the Heard family

(2) Montage of pictures given by Youth Club

(3) Pulpit in memory of a Lay Preacher and pew dedicated to the fallen of the Parish

(4) Chairs, four of which were given in memory of loved ones lost in the two World Wars

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(1) Bell hanging in vestibule given by the Heard family

 

A rail (5) normally in front of the smaller lectern was dedicated to Ann Mary Williams in 1946 by her husband (known as Little Dai). 

Pat Bellamy, Frieda Tom, Joan Kinsbrook and Lorna Pope bought a bookcase (6).  This was dedicated to Pat Bellamy in 1995. 

The Psalm plaque (7) was given in memory of Evan Williams in 1938. 

Following the closure of Horeb Chapel (more information on St. Brides Major History page), a pulpit chair (8) as well as a chair (6) given in memory of Mr. Desmond Lintern by his wife Iris were donated to All Saints Church. 

(5) Small rail and chair (from Horeb Chapel, St. Brides Major) and Lectern

(6) Bookcase bought by members of the Church and dedicated to Pat Bellamy

(7) Psalm plaque

(8) Pulpit chair (from Horeb Chapel, St.Brides Major)

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(5) Small rail and chair (from Horeb Chapel, St. Brides Major) and Lectern

 

A green drape for the lectern was donated by Frieda Tom in memory of her husband. 

An ironwork flower stand was given by Joan Kinsbrook in memory of her husband Martin. 

Carpenter Jim Powell who was head of workmen on the Dunraven Estate made the altar in memory of his wife, Katie who was caretaker of the "old" market hall in Bridgend, also owned by Dunraven. 

A funeral service was held in All Saints Church for the first time on Friday, 24th May, 2012. 

The previous place of worship on the site was originally a Reading Room that became the Mission Room; there are some details and a photograph on our Southerndown History page but for more information have a look at the Ewenny and St. Brides Major Parish website.  All Saints Church was built in 1968. 

 

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