| Ddisgrifiad / Description | The Church was built after it was realised that the old Parish Church on the Great Orme's Head was too small and inconveniently situated. It seats 450 people and was constructed by John Welch Esq. The Church was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of Bangor on the 13 August 1840.
The Church comprises a Nave and Chancel with North and South Trancepts, a small balcony and a West Tower. The Clock was erected in memory of Rev. E. T. Evans, a former incumbent who died in 1875. The attractive East Window depicts Our Lord and the Twelve Apostles. The stone font, the pulpit and the bible on the lectern are all memorial gifts. Several former incumbents are commemorated by tablets or plaques, including one to the Rev. Robert Williams who died at the age of 76 in the fiftieth year of his incumbency.
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