Llanycil

The Prize was presented at Mary Jones World visitor centre at Llanycil, near Bala, on Monday (2 March 2015). James Catford, Bible Society's Group Chief Executive, presented Mrs Thomas with a piece of inscribed Welsh slate and a cheque. The Prize ...

... the world's most successful movements has been marked with the opening of a £1.3m visitor centre. The de-consecrated site of St Beuno's Church, at Llanycil, Bala, has been transformed into Mary Jones World, which welcome visitors from across the world.

International gathering celebrates opening of Mary Jones World in Llanycil, Wales. On 5 October 2014, the bicentenary of the death of Revd Thomas Charles, guests from Japan, New Zealand, Nigeria, India, Wales and the rest of the continent, celebrated ...

Work has started to turn a deconsecrated church into a new £1 million visitor centre, celebrating the story of a young girl's epic trek to buy a Bible. Mary Jones World will be based at St Beuno's Church, at Llanycil, Bala. The site has been a place of ...

[Inspire Magazine] Work started today to turn a deconsecrated church in North Wales into a new £1 million visitor centre. Mary Jones World will be based at St Beuno's Church, at Llanycil, Bala. The site has been a place of Christian worship for more ...

Bible Society will be telling the story of the Bible's impact on Wales and the rest of the world through a new £1m visitor centre. The centre is to open at St Beuno's Church, at Llanycil, Bala, a deconsecrated church in North Wales. One of the notable ...