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-Welcome to the final programme

-of the series.

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-Tonight, we enjoy some of

-the highlights of the past year.

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-Welcome to

-Dechrau Canu Dechrau Canmol.

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-# Soli Deo gloria

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-# Soli Deo gloria

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-# Soli Deo gloria #

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-Tonight we visit Carmarthen,

-Cilycwm, Llangennech and Denbigh.

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-We'll hear from an experienced

-leader of the singing...

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-..we meet a Carmarthen woman

-who faces life with confidence...

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-..despite losing her site...

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-..and two Denbigh sisters

-who started a charity...

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-..to help those who help others.

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-We head to Capel Y Priordy

-in Carmarthen for our first hymn.

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-"Mae'r Iesu'n fuddugol

-a'i bobl gaiff fyw...

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-"..yn fwy na choncwerwyr

-drwy gariad Mab Duw."

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-During our visit

-to Capel Y Priordy...

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-..we met a very special woman,

-Rhian Evans.

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-Despite losing her sight,

-she remains active in her community.

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-I'm Rhian Evans

-and I'm a member of Priordy.

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-I've been a member all my life.

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-I attended Sunday school and took

-part in the children's services.

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-My mother taught the children for

-25 years and my father was a deacon.

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-I've been immersed in chapel life.

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-But despite our chapel upbringing,

-we need more than that.

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-We have to see for ourselves...

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-..that Jesus Christ

-means something personally to us.

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-It's often the case...

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-..that hymns

-express the way we feel...

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-..better than our own words

-ever could.

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-Having the hymns sent electronically

-to me every week from Beti Wyn...

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-..means

-I can read the hymns in Braille.

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-It's been

-a great blessing to me.

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-It's enriched my life.

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-Hymns like

-"Mi wn mai'r storom fawr ei grym

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-"A ddwg y pethau gorau im."

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-I might not have believed

-those words when I was young...

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-..but having lost my sight...

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-..the storm in my life has brought

-me some of the best experiences.

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-The reason I'm able to say that...

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-..is because I know Jesus Christ

-is with me in that storm...

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-..and leading me through it

-with a supportive arm.

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-There's another hymn which expresses

-the way I feel in my heart.

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-It's a hymn written by

-Rev Simon Jones Peniel...

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-..which describes

-Jesus Christ's love like the sea.

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-"Llifa ataf for tragwyddol."

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-The last two lines

-of the hymn read...

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-.."Ac nid oes ond ti a'm cyrraedd

-ar y draethell unig hon."

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-I'm sure there are other people...

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-..going through difficulties

-or dealing with disabilities...

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-..who would say

-that it's a very lonely experience.

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-"Nid oes ond ti a'm cyrraedd ar y

-draethell unig hon" is comforting.

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-Jesus Christ is walking

-alongside us and supporting us.

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-The hymn we're singing

-in this service...

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-.."O Ffisigwr mawr y byd,

-down atat a'n doluriau i gyd"...

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-..reassures us

-that he knows about our woes...

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-..and that he's the only one

-who can meet all our needs.

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-Our friends and family

-can be good to us...

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-..but only Jesus Christ

-can accompany us to the very end.

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-We head to Soar Chapel,

-Tynewydd, Cilycwm next...

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-..one of the area's oldest chapels.

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-It has strong links

-with William Williams Pantycelyn.

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-Here's Tyred Iesu I'r Anialwch.

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-Llew Jones is one of the oldest

-members of Soar Chapel, Cilycwm.

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-He also leads the singing

-in the chapel.

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-Alwyn visited him at his home

-to talk about his special duties.

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-What's your first recollection

-of being in chapel?

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-Well, it's a childhood memory.

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-Mam would take me

-to the chapel service every Sunday.

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-I must've been about four years old.

-I went every Sunday.

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-When I was five,

-I went to the Sunday school too.

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-I liked singing, you see.

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-As a youngster, I thought I

-could sing, whether I could or not.

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-I became a chapel member

-at 15 years of age.

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-When I was 18, I was surprised that

-the congregation had voted for me.

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-They elected me

-to lead the singing in chapel...

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-..along with an older gentleman.

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-We were the new leaders.

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-Funerals bothered me.

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-You wouldn't know

-what hymn you'd have to sing.

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-They wouldn't tell you beforehand.

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-It was either Bydd Myrdd

-O Ryfeddodau Ar Doriad Bore Wawr...

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-..or O Fryniau Caersalem,

-which I sang well...

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-..although I'd shake like a leaf.

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-But I improved.

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-Fair play, everyone joined in

-and I enjoyed it.

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-I went home a very proud man.

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-You've been leading the singing

-for 72 years continuously.

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-How have you

-managed to retain your voice?

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-Practice was enough.

-I sung every day.

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-I sung at home, sung on the tractor.

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-I took part in a few eisteddfodau,

-but not many.

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-Do you have a favourite hymn?

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-Yes, I think so...

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-..although many spring to mind.

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-Arnat Iesu Boed Fy Meddwl.

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-# Arnat Iesu boed fy meddwl

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-# Am dy gariad boed fy nghan

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-# Dyged swn dy ddioddefiadau #

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-Goodness me, that

-makes you think very seriously.

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-It makes you think of

-how Jesus Christ suffered for us.

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-Last year, Capel Y Fron, Denbigh

-celebrated its 150th anniversary.

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-One of the hymns sung at the cymanfa

-to commemorate the event...

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-..was Daeth Iesu I'm Calon I Fyw.

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-In Denbigh, Alwyn visited

-a second-hand shop...

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-..which was opened to raise money

-for carers in the community.

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-Your parents, Mary and Dei, were

-eager to stay in their own homes...

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-..as their health deteriorated.

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-What problems

-did that decision pose for you?

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-They wanted to be together - they'd

-been married for over 40 years.

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-At the start, like any other family,

-we all did our best.

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-Everyone lent a hand.

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-When we needed more services,

-it became more difficult.

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-We encountered

-some atrocious bureaucracy.

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-The front-line workers,

-the nurses, were fantastic...

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-..but trying to secure the

-care package proved very difficult.

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-There are barriers

-between carers and care.

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-The shop, this enterprise,

-is a way of reaching the carers...

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-..without the need to fill out

-a referral form.

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-There's no need to tell anyone

-they're coming here.

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-Through the shop

-and the events we organise...

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-..we reach out

-and raise awareness of our work.

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-Carers can attend our activities

-and they appreciate it very much.

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-This is more

-than just a second-hand shop.

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-Yes, the clothes we sell

-in this shop have a past.

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-We enjoy hearing the stories

-behind them - each one has a story.

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-Young people are involved

-in the running of the shop.

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-We must remember that a lot

-of young people are carers.

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-The work is not confined to adults.

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-These clothes aren't second hand -

-they're vintage clothes.

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-They're very popular.

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-Our website

-is almost up and running.

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-We'll be selling on-line soon.

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-We'll also start

-upcycling clothes...

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-..by modernising them.

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-Soon, we'll be accepting

-furniture to sell.

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-More and more people have heard

-about our work as carers...

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-..and want to support us.

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-Denbigh is a strong community town.

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-People appreciate

-the work we do to help carers.

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-Most of the clothes in the shop

-are aimed at women.

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-Do you have anything for me?

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-You'll be noticed if you wear this!

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-It's very special.

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-It fits!

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-It comes with a belt.

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-You could round it off

-with a small glass of whiskey!

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-A glass of water perhaps.

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-How do I look?

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-How do I look?

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-Wonderful.

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-15?

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-I'd be helping a lot of people

-if I bought it.

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-What do you think Mary and Dei

-would say today...

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-..if they saw their names above

-this shop in the middle of Denbigh?

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-Mam would be overjoyed.

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-She'd love the clothes.

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-Dad would be very proud

-that we've continued their work.

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-Dad and Mam

-worked hard for the community.

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-We've continued the work they did.

-I think both would be very proud.

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-We've come to the end of the series.

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-Thanks for your company

-over the past months...

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-..and we look forward

-to seeing you again in September.

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-We head to Llangennech

-for our final hymn...

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-..Gorfoleddwn Heddiw A Moliannus

-Lef, sung to the hymn tune Rachie.

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-From us all, goodnight.

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