The Welsh Church in New York City welcomes all those who are interested in worshipping and singing in the Welsh tradition. We come from many backgrounds but are united in our love of Wales, Welsh customs and music, and extend a warm Croeso to all visitors. Knowledge of the Welsh language is not essential to your participation in our services and fellowship.

Services are held at 3:00 p.m. Rutgers Church, 236 West 73rd Street (just west of Broadway), New York City. The church is very close to the Seventh Avenue 72nd Street subway station. Services are held on the second Sunday of the month for the 2009-10 year except for May and June services as shown below:

• September 12, 2010 - Church Service
• October 10, 2010 - Church Service
• November 14, 2010 - Church Service
• December 12, 2010 - Christmas Service
• January 9, 2011 - Church Service
• February 13, 2011 - Church Service
• March 13, 2011 - Gwyl Dewi - Special Service for St. David's Day followed by Dinner
• April 10, 2011 - Cymanfa Ganu - Singing Festival
• May 15, 2011 - Church Service (third Sunday)
• June 5, 2011 - Church Service followed by Annual General Meeting (first Sunday)

The services are led by Dr. Philip Rutherford Newell whose inspiring and challenging sermons are reproduced on this website.

David Enlow is the church's gifted organist whose musical contributions add greatly to the Church services.

The church service is followed by a "tê bach" to which all are welcome for a good Welsh tea and fellowship.

In addition to the Christmas Service of Carols, the Church has two great celebrations during the year: The Annual St. David's Service and Dinner in March, and the Cymanfa Ganu, Festival of Song, in April. We encourage you to join us for these events.

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