Creating Connections

Creating Connections

Religion and the Media in Wales Cytûn is pleased to support the development of two new events bringing faith communities and the media together in Wales this November. The Religion Media Centre’s Creating Connections: Religion and the Media in Wales

Supporting Mission in Schools

Supporting Mission in Schools

Working with schools in Wales? Understand the Welsh context Churches have significant opportunities to build relationships with local schools – but working with schools in Wales means understanding a distinctly Welsh education system. Scripture Union, one of the newest members

Welcome to the new Bishop of Bangor

Welcome to the new Bishop of Bangor

A joyful celebration as Wales welcomes the new Bishop of Bangor It was a joyful occasion in Newport on Saturday as Christians from across Wales gathered to celebrate the consecration of the Rt Revd Dr Manon Ceridwen James as the

Do not be afraid

Do not be afraid

Christians across Wales called to pray for unity At a time when fear and division can too easily shape our communities, Christians across Wales are being invited to do something deliberately different: come together, pray together and rediscover what unites

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

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

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