A large group of people gathered for a 'Special Sunday' at the Urdd Centre in Llangrannog.
This event, held on the last Sunday of September 2025, was organised by the Ceredigion Federation of Independent Chapels.
The day, known as 'Sul Spesial', combined a Christian service with various activities.
Llwyncelyn Sunday School taking part in the day (Image: Barry Adams.)
The day kicked off with a service for children, led by Angharad John from Pencae Chapel, Llannarth.
The service included musical accompaniment by Rhian Evans from Glynarthen Chapel and Dafydd from Pencae Chapel on drums.
The Sul Spesial crew (Image: Barry Adams.)
Catrin Evans, a Sunday School teacher from Pisgah Chapel, served as the conductor.
A visual display and an educational video on climate change, produced by the Union of Welsh Independents, were coordinated by Rev Carys Ann.
Sunday school members from Pisgah Chapel, Talgarreg, Tabernacle Chapel, Pencader, Llwyncelyn Chapel, Pencae Chapel, Llannarth, and Glynarthen Chapel also participated in the event.
The activities were coordinated by Karine Davies, who expressed gratitude to all involved, especially the Urdd Centre staff.
While the children were engaged in activities, another Christian service was held for adults.
Younger attendees took part in a number of activities (Image: Barry Adams.)
This service was led by Ffred Francis, who delivered a timely message.
Neville Evans from Ffos-y-ffin provided musical accompaniment, while Rev Carys Ann assisted with the visual display.
Karine Davies thanked everyone for attending before the congregation enjoyed refreshments and friendly conversation.
The event was made possible thanks to the continued support and financial grant from the 'World day of prayer', the Ceredigion Federation of Welsh Independent Chapels, and the generosity of Urdd Gobaith Cymru.