Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru Churches Together in Wales
Llangollen interview explores Wales’s international responsibility Cytûn has published a new interview with the Revd Ruth Gee, Methodist Minister in Llangollen, recorded at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod. Ruth reflects on the significance of an event that has brought people
Summer is always one of the busiest times in Cytûn’s calendar. Our summer programme began at the Urdd Eisteddfod, where we enjoyed welcoming visitors to the Cytûn presence on the Maes and meeting people from across Wales. Throughout the week
Online Workshop: Sanctuary Sunday and Church of Sanctuary Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales is pleased to draw attention to an important online workshop being hosted by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) on Tuesday, 21 April 2026. Led
Cytûn lecture to Explore Christian Nationalism from Welsh Perspective Cardiff, January 2026 – Cytûn is hosting a timely discussion on Christian nationalism on Thursday 12 February 2026 at 6.30pm, examining both the global phenomenon and its relationship to Welsh Christian
Churches Invited to Explore Faith and Populism Free public lecture examines how Christians should respond to populist claims in the run-up to May’s historic Senedd election As Wales prepares for the landmark Senedd elections in May 2026 – the first
Churches invited to help shape Cytûn’s Summer 2026 presence at national events Cytûn, working in partnership with Cyngor Ysgolion Sul, has begun its planning cycle for summer 2026 events, with a series of planning meetings taking place during February and
The new Racial Justice Sunday Resources Now Available in English and Welsh As we mark Racial Justice Sunday on 8 February, new comprehensive resources are now available to help congregations and their leaders explore what it truly means to love
Who on Earth is Jesus Christ? – an early Church Conundrum. With Father Jarel Robinson-Brown Cytûn invites you to a special memorial lecture celebrating Christmas and the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea Churches Together in Wales (Cytûn) is