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149:(an examination that gave entrance to a grammar school), granting him access to entering Tregaron grammar school. Where he excelled as a public speaker, and came to know a number of friends who have seen success in their academic and business fields. Such as, Dr John Davies (Historian), and Dr Lewis Evans of Leicester Alliance. Here, he also was highly influenced by the headmaster, D. Lloyd Jenkins, and the history mistress Eirlys Watcyn Williams, whom instilled a love of the Welsh language and culture. In his proactive approach, he became a prominent member of the debating society called "Cymdeithas Grug Y Gors" (named after the local marshland of
472:". This book was very well received world-wide by academics across different universities. Through this they were able to get a feel for what is commonly called the valleys of South-East Wales. In the same period as this, he prepared his MA thesis from the University of Liverpool. It was based on the Liverpool Welsh divine Dr Owen Thomas. The Welsh addition appeared in 1979, and gained him the Ellis Griffith Prize of the University of Wales, for the best academic book of that year. Ten years later, he brought out an English addition to the book. Which was published by the Edwyn Mellem Press in Queenstown, United States of America.
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Merseyside: From the valleys I came (Radio interviews). His role involved a great deal of travel within the city, and also arranging pilgrimages to Israel a total of 22 times, 5 times to the USA, as well as to China, Russia, Malaysia and various European countries. He kept alive the traditions of the
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From the early 1980's, Dr Rees concentrated on the history of the
Liverpool Welsh community. He wrote 29 books in both languages on the phenomenon of the Welsh community since the 18th Century. One of his books on the Liverpool Welsh was in the list of the best Welsh book of the year in 2020. In the
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In a sixty-year span as a writer D. Ben Rees has been prolific in both Welsh and
English languages. His earliest books were themed around social questions, portraits of famous Welsh writers and current affairs. Then in 1975, he prepared his MSc thesis, gained from his study at the University College
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Elizabeth at the opening of the Wallasey Tunnel in Liverpool. For in that year he had been inducted as the president for the Merseyside Free church council. This council invited him to be a chaplain at the Royal Liverpool hospital, where he served for
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Heathfield road, Bethel, Presbyterian Church of Wales. An impressive building, with a large congregation catering for the Welsh and overlooking Penny Lane in Liverpool. In addition to the Mans (house for the minister), was the birth of
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Rotarian member in the Toxteth and Liverpool Rotarian clubs. As well as the present City of Liverpool Rotary club, where he was made an honorary member in 2021. He was editor of the Rotary magazine for district 1180, North Wales and Merseyside, for 21 years. He was awarded the
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Aneurin Bevan (founder of the National Health Service). Which was well received and attracted articles from well-known Labour politicians. Such as his widow, Jenny Lee, and the Transport and General Workers Union
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Language, on John Calvin and his Welsh Disciples in the period 2008 and 2012. He delivered the prestigious Davies Lecture on John Calvin and the Connexion at the General Assembly of his denomination in Lampeter in 2008. This has been
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for the WEA (Workers Education Association) and the local historical societies. He was involved as a tutor, examiner, and a board member for the Greenwich School of Theology College, as well as at the North Western University of South Africa, where he was made a professor.
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243:, the council of Welsh chapels on Merseyside, a charity with his son Hefin Rees (Generating Hope in Action), the University of Wales Guild of Graduates (Liverpool branch), and the local community newspaper (The Angor ), which he has edited since 1979.
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the Reverend Alwyn Roberts praised the title for bringing the contribution of Gandhi to a new generation of readers. This volume was the inspiration for a series of three books on Welsh
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Wales Presbyterian Association, for completing 60 years as a preacher and historian of the missionary work of the denomination.
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The Healer of Shillong: Reverend Dr Hugh Gordon Roberts and the Welsh Mission Hospital (2016)
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John Calvin a'i Ddisgyblion Calfinaidd Cymraeg / John Calvin and his Welsh Disciples (2009)
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