Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru Churches Together in Wales
The six main parties set out their full programmes With every main party’s manifesto now published, Cytûn has released an updated analysis of party positions to help faith communities engage with the Senedd election on 7 May — and reminds
All of us at Cytûn: Churches Together in Wales want to take a moment to mark a significant milestone in the life of the ecumenical community in Wales — the retirement of the Revd Judith Morris as General Secretary of
Faith leaders unite in protest: New law could BAN peaceful demonstrations, warns Cytûn chief Faith leaders have issued a stark warning that new protest laws could dramatically curb the right to peaceful demonstration, as Cytûn’s General Secretary, Dr Cynan Llwyd,
In his Easter Sunday message, Dr Cynan Llwyd, General Secretary of Cytûn, reflects on the quiet but powerful truth at the heart of Easter: that even in uncertainty and fear, God is at work—bringing new life, fresh hope, and calling
The Senedd has dissolved and campaigning for the 7 May 2026 election is now under way. Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales is pleased to continue its series of conversations with candidates and party representatives standing across Wales. These interviews
As the Senedd comes to an end and we approach the Senedd election on 7 May 2026, Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales is pleased to continue its series of conversations with candidates and party representatives standing across Wales. These
Cynan Llwyd interviews Darren Millar leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party in Wales With seven weeks to go until Wales goes to the polls on 7 May, Dr Cynan Llwyd continues our series of Candidate Interviews for the Senedd
With seven weeks to go until Wales goes to the polls on 7 May, Dr Cynan Llwyd presents our first Candidate Interview of the Senedd Election. Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales is pleased to share the first in our
Christian Aid has called for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East, warning that escalating violence risks creating a deepening humanitarian crisis across the region. In a statement issued this week, the international development agency urged all parties involved in
The second lecture in Cytûn’s Public Theology series is now available as a new Welsh-language resource on the Cytûn website Cenedlaetholdeb Cristnogol: Cleddyf dau finiog? by the Revd Dr Rhys Llwyd. The lecture, available to view in Welsh only, explores