Results for gristnogol translation from Welsh to English

etifeddiaeth gristnogol
christian heritage

cyngor ysgolion sul ac addysg gristnogol cymru
council for sunday schools and christian education in wales

caiff ei redeg gan y gymdeithas gristnogol dynion ieuainc
it is run by the young men's christian association

mae'n fenter dda a hoffwn longyfarch y gymdeithas gristnogol dynion ieuainc arni
it is a good initiative and i compliment the ymca on it

cromenni aur yr eglwys gristnogol uniongred yn kazanlak stondinau marchnad varna y traeth yn nesebâr ar ian y môr du
above left: the gold onion domes of an orthodox christian church at kazanlak (photo: impact photos) centre: market stalls at varna (photo: world pictures) right: beachatnesebâron the black sea (photo: world pictures)

yr wythnos hon , bu ichi rhannu gwasanaeth ysbrydoledig â ni yn y fangre gristnogol dra hynafol honno , eglwys gadeiriol deiniol sant ym mangor
this week , you shared with us an inspiring service at that most ancient of christian sites , st deiniol's cathedral in bangor

david davies : maent yn boblogaidd gyda rhieni oherwydd eu bod yn cynnig safon eithriadol o uchel o addysg ynghyd â magwraeth gristnogol dda , sy'n bwysig yn yr oes sydd ohoni
david davies : they are popular with parents because they offer an extremely high standard of education combined with a good , christian upbringing , which is important in this day and age

addysgir pob plentyn yn iwerddon bod san padrig wedi ei eni yng nghymru , iddo gael ei gymryd yn garcharor i iwerddon , iddo ddianc a dychwelyd yn ddiweddarach i'w gartref mabwysiedig gan ledaenu'r neges gristnogol yng ngwlad addewid iwerddon
every child in ireland is taught that st patrick was born in wales , taken as a captive to ireland , escaped and later returned to his adopted home spreading the christian message in the promised land of ireland

bu moslemiaid yn dioddef erchyllterau yn eu gwlad eu hunain gan bobl a oedd yn honni eu bod yn cynrychioli'r ochr gristnogol o'r ` rhaniad mawr ', sydd wedi bodoli ers y croesgadau
muslims had been subject to atrocities in their own country by people purporting to represent the christian side of the ` great divide ', which has existed since the crusades