Monument at Capel Neuaddlwyd

The monument at Capel Neuaddlwyd is a striking structure featuring an intricately carved white marble angel holding a floral wreath, positioned on a high granite pedestal. The pedestal consists of a pink granite square base with two steps, a battered grey granite shaft adorned with inscriptions, and a heavy pink granite square cap that is coved beneath and cross-gabled above, supporting a moulded square plinth for the statue.

The front of the pedestal bears an inscription dedicated to the Reverend Thomas Phillips, who served as minister from 1796 to 1842, and the Reverend William Evans, who was minister from 1835 to 1896. On the left side, there is a bronze portrait roundel of David Jones along with an inscription honoring the Reverend David Jones and Thomas and Mary Bevan, who went as missionaries to Madagascar in 1818, with the Bevans dying there in 1819 and David Jones passing away in 1841. The right side lists the names of sixteen ministers who originally came from the Neuaddlwyd congregation.