Welcome to Wales 2026

Welcome to Wales 2026

Coming to Minister and Serve in Wales? Cytûn is pleased to confirm that the 2026 Welcome to Wales course will take place from 23–25 September 2026 at Sport Wales’s Centre, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff. The course is designed for ministers and

Hatch, Match and Dispatch

Hatch, Match and Dispatch

Hatch, Match and Dispatch? Two Out of Three Under Review Changes Ahead for Weddings and Funerals? Two areas of law closely connected with church life and ministry – weddings and funerals – are receiving attention at UK level. Although these

Education and faith schools

Education and faith schools

Local and national policy at the heart of Cytûn’s Eisteddfod discussions Cytûn used its presence at Eisteddfod Genedlaethol y Garreg Las to continue discussion around some of the most pressing challenges facing communities across Wales, with education and the future

The Four Gospels

The Four Gospels

A distinctive form of Welsh once heard in the communities of north Pembrokeshire was brought to life at the National Eisteddfod y Garreg Las through an unusual project combining the Gospels, local speech and the preservation of linguistic heritage. Y

Cytûn at Eisteddfod y Garreg Las

Cytûn at Eisteddfod y Garreg Las

Cytûn is on the Maes this week for the National Eisteddfod, Eisteddfod y Garreg Las, running 1–8 August near Cardigan. Working with Cyngor Ysgolion Sul, Cytûn is hosting Pabell yr Eglwysi, the Churches’ Tent, offering a warm welcome to everyone

The Challenge of Rural Ministry

The Challenge of Rural Ministry

New video from the Royal Welsh Show focuses on rural ministry in Wales How can churches better support farming families and strengthen rural communities? Filmed at the Royal Welsh Show, Cytûn’s latest video brings together Christian leaders and organisations working

Venezuela Earthquake Appeal Cytûn update

Venezuela Earthquake Appeal Cytûn update

Weeks after the earthquake: Wales reminded it can still help Venezuela More than three weeks on from the twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June, churches and ecumenical bodies across Wales are reminding congregations that the crisis is far