Contact us
Porth United Reformed Church
Pontypridd Road
Porth
Rhondda
CF39 9PF
Church telephone: 01443 682719 (The office is usually staffed on Mondays and Thursdays; voicemail at other times).
Church e-mail: minister@porthurc.org.uk
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Picture on right: Gethin is welcomed at his induction by the Revd David Fox, Clerk of the National Synod of Wales of the United Reformed Church.
Minister: Revd Gethin Rhys, 7 Dynea Road, Rhydyfelin, Pontypridd CF37 5DN. (Home tel: 01443 662011; Mobile: 07889 858062)
Serving Elders
Elders are elected and ordained to share with the minister in the worship, pastoral and administrative life of the church. Some elders have taken on particular administrative responsibilities, as indicated.
Elders marked * have been accredited by the Wales Synod of the United Reformed Church to take communion to members in their own homes or in hospital.
Mr John Attwood (Tel: 01443 204320)
Church Secretary
Mr Griff Evans (Tel: 01443 682497)
Church Treasurer
*Mrs Kay Evans (Tel: 01443 209670)
Mr Graham Healy (Tel: 01443 686377)
Editor of The Link; Minutes Secretary; Elder responsible for the safety of children and vulnerable adults
Mrs Janice Healy (Tel: 01443 686377)
*Mrs Mary Robins (Tel: 01443 682496)
Chair of Lower Rhondda Ecumenical Christians
*Mrs Edith Thomas (Tel: 01443 685639)
*Mrs Gwenllian Thomas (Tel: 01443 683178)
Pulpit Supply Secretary; Authorised Person for registration of marriages;
Gift Aid scheme administrator
Organists
Mr John Attwood (see above)
Mrs Pat Carpenter (Tel: 01443 685966)
Links
Porth United Reformed Church is one of 128 local churches which form the National Synod of Wales. For further information: www.urcwales.org.uk
Further information about the United Reformed Church in Wales, England and Scotland: www.urc.org.uk
Porth United Reformed Church, along with other United Reformed, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches in Wales, is committed to the Covenant for Christian Unity in Wales, which commits the churches to share their resources and make a common witness to Wales.
It is also part of Cytûn: Churches Together in Wales, which promotes co-operation between a wide range of Christian churches in this country.
Further details of both organisations can be found on the website: www.cytun.org.uk
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