St Ffinan's Church

The stone building features a slate roof, round-headed windows in each bay, and a three-part window in the chancel section of the structure.

The current church structure, completed in 1841, incorporates elements from earlier periods including a 12th-century font and multiple 18th-century memorial stones.

The church name combines the Welsh word 'llan', meaning enclosure or church, with 'ffinan', referring to the saint who established the first church here.

Regular services take place on the first through fourth Sundays of each month, offering either Holy Communion or Morning Prayer to the congregation.

The churchyard contains a Commonwealth war grave from World War I, dedicated to Private Evan Oswald Thomas from the nearby village of Talwrn.

Location: Llanddyfnan

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Elevation above the sea: 25.9 m

Website: http://churchinwales.org.uk/parishholding/bangor_old/b024-en/churches-en/St-Ffinan-Llanffinan_-en

GPS coordinates: 53.25519,-4.25678

Latest update: April 3, 2025 00:14