The Eucharist is celebrated every Sunday at 11am

Details of weddings & baptisms

Booking details

Traditional Carol Service followed by mulled wine and mince pies in St Hilary Church

Bells have been rung in St Hilary Church since 1742

If you would like to learn how to ring the bells in St Hilary and other churches in the Cowbridge Ministry area contact Marion Layton-Mathews on 01446 771936

Pop in with your deposits (£10 per person) and choices by Friday, 5 December

Village Hall
11am Wednesday, 5 November
11am Wednesday, 3 December

Drop in for coffee/tea, cake and a chat. 11am to 12 noon every 1st Wednesday of the month

The Church welcomes anyone who is willing to help with the grass cutting rota - contact Ewa Thomas on 01446 771728  or use the contact button on the top menu

St Hilary Book Club meets on the evening of the first Thursday of the month to discuss a variety of different genres in a comfortable, friendly and social setting – perhaps with a glass of wine!

If you would like details please speak to or email Jude This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Pam This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Programme
5.00pm-7.30pm Village Hall open for activities and refreshments

• 5.00pm Christmas Trail available – village hall
• 5.00pm Children’s activities, socialising – village hall
• 5.15pm Christmas carols – village hall and green
• 5.30pm Switch on of Christmas lights – village green
• 5.45pm More Christmas carols!
• 6.00pm Father Christmas and his sleigh – village green
• 6.30pm Continued socialising and performances by villagers (both young and old) in the village hall with music and bubble machines
  [then maybe a sidestep to the Bush which will be open until 8pm!]

Note: all timings are provisional and weather dependent
Supported by Llanfair Community Council

St Hilary Church welcomes anybody with an interest in flower arranging to be a member of the annual rota.

We're looking for wonderful volunteers to join the pool of residents who help maintain the village throughout the year. In autumn and winter, you'll assist with leaf blowing in the churchyard to help keep the paths dry and safe , while in spring and summer, you'll help trim the verges to make the village even more attractive.

We provide high-quality, cordless Sthil equipment and full training, so no prior experience is needed!

Unlike 3Cs, this is individual work (as there’s only one tool per task), making it ideal for villagers who want to contribute but may not have time during the week. The tasks are flexible, based on the weather and seasonal needs, requiring only about 3-4 sessions a year.

Interested? Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call Terry on 07977 492926 for more details or to sign up.

Cut, clear and clean group
10am Tuesday, 25 November (Christmas lights up)
10am Wednesday, 6 January (Christmas lights down)

Every 3rd Wednesday of the month (normally!). Everybody is welcome to join us – meet at the church lytch gate.

Click here for the history of 3Cs

Hello. I am running a wreath making workshop on Thursday 27th November 6.30-8.30pm in the village hall. £35 per person including mince pies, mulled wine / apple juice / tea. You will learn to make your own willow base and decorate with locally foraged material. Please get in contact if you have any questions or would like to book.

Festive wishes, Nancy