- a
small cluster of
chapels and churches, the most
notable of
which is
Tabernacl in the city centre, one of four UK
churches chosen to hold
official services...
-
Capel Madog,
Salem (New Inn),
Tabernacl (New Quay),
Bethel (Newcastle Emlyn),
Pontgarreg (Newcastle Emlyn),
Tabernacl (Newport),
Mynach (Pontarfynach)...
-
Tabernacle (Welsh: Y
Tabernacl) is a Welsh-language
Baptist chapel in The
Hayes in the
centre of Cardiff, Wales. It is a GradeĀ II*
listed building. A...
- the
Welsh efail,
meaning forge and isaf,
meaning lower.
Capel y
Tabernacl -
Tabernacl Chapel is the only
place of
worship in the village. The congregation...
- Roath, also used by Life
Church Cardiff Woodville Baptist Church,
Cathays Tabernacl, city
centre Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
Rhiwbina Llandaff...
-
design of
architect George Morgan of Carmarthen. It is
Grade 2 listed.
Tabernacl Methodist Chapel,
built in 1760,
rebuilt in 1807 and 1832,
restored and...
-
Tabernacle (Welsh
Tabernacl) is a
listed place of
worship in the
suburb of Roath, Cardiff, Wales. The
Roath Park
Congregational Church began in 1897,...
- Welsh-medium school, with 37% of
pupils coming from Welsh-speaking homes.
Capel Tabernacl in Heol
Cennen is an
Independent chapel dating from 1860,
designed by...
- the same name, by
Bethan Gwanas, who
lived in the town. In June 2012
Tabernacl (Bethesda) Cyf., a non-profit co-operative
based in the town was awarded...
- a
small cluster of
chapels and churches, the most
notable of
which is
Tabernacl in the city centre, one of four UK
churches chosen to hold
official services...