Mothers' Union

Llantwit Major's branch of the world-wide movement.

 

Mothers’ Union is a global Christian movement working since 1876 with people of all faiths and none to develop communities, strengthen families and advocate for change.

 Around the world our 4 million  members are active in 84 countries and work tirelessly to serve their communities whilst offering Christian care for families, regardless of faith or background.

Ending violence, ending poverty, ending injustice. We are a truly worldwide Christian movement.

The St. Illtud's branch of the MU is part of the Llandaff Diocesan Mothers' Union.

Contact Us for more information.

November Mid day Prayers

Prayer is a very important part of MU life. Every day at Mid Day MU members, wherever they are,  pray. Our prayers change thoughout the year focussing on topics we are particularly concerned about at the time.
The MU Facebook page has live prayers at Noon (London time) every day.
For those of you who would like to pray at home, our November Mid Day Prayers can be found here   and our Wave of Prayer Calendar here

MU Projects

If you would like to know more about MU projects here in Great Britain & Ireland and also overseas, have a look at this page on the MU Website.

Projects | Mothers' Union (mothersunion.org)    
 

Meeting Tuesday Dec 3rd at 2.00pm in St Illtud's

Advent worship and Carols. Festive tea afterwards Bring a plate of food.

Tiny Treasure Seekers

 MU Members are helping to support St Illtud's work with children. If you are able to help with our commitment to support Tiny Treasure Seekers by serving refreshments and chatting to Mums and Carers, please ask about how you can become involved. In addition to this we are currently engaged in knitting a crib set for the Tiny Treasure Seekers to use.

"Behind Closed Doors" exhibition.

Our July meeting was in St Illtud's  when our speaker was our Diocesan President  Sue Rivers. She talked about the  "Behind Closed Doors" exhibition which we hosted in St Illtud's during the first two weeks of July. This exhibition explores the issue of domestic violence and invites us to think about ways in which we can help to address this in our community. It then moved on to the National Eisteddfod in Pontypridd and will be in various churches around the Diocese after that. 

 

Food Bank

We are supporting our local Food Bank especially with toiletries (for children, men and women) and sanitary products. These can be brought to church at any time and placed in the Food Bank boxes. Obviously all our gifts to the foodbank are very welcome but these particular items are much needed.
 

 

 

Membership

If you are new to our area and would like to join or transfer your previous membership, please contact us.
Our membership contributions for 2024 are £25.00 per member. This is our contribution, not only to the running of the MU as an organisation but also to the campaigning and project work of MU wherever we work.

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