Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru Churches Together in Wales
Cytûn Welcomes Lindsay Whittle as Wales’s Newest MS Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales – joins in welcoming Lindsay Whittle to the Senedd following his victory in the Caerphilly by‑election held on 23 October 2025. Whittle stood as the Plaid
Mae Cytûn – Eglwysi Ynghyd yng Nghymru yn falch iawn o adrodd am lwyddiant ei Rhaglen Ymsefydlu Groeso i Gymru ddiweddar, a ddaeth ag arweinwyr eglwysig o ystod eang o enwadau ynghyd i ddysgu, rhannu a thyfu mewn dealltwriaeth wrth
Statement from the General Secretary of Cytûn We in Cytûn — the ecumenical Christian community of Wales — are deeply shocked and saddened by the horrendous act of violence perpetrated against worshippers at the Heaton Park synagogue in north Manchester.
Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales – was one of the church organisations supporting and promoting the “Red Line for Gaza – Senedd Cymru” event on 24 September 2025, with Cytûn’s General Secretary, Dr Cynan Llwyd, taking a visible and
Cytûn Offers Prayers and Support as Church in Wales Elects New Archbishop As the Church in Wales gathers for the election of its 15th Archbishop, Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales – extends its prayers, support, and warm encouragement to
Following the announcement of his retirement by the Archbishop of Wales, the Most Revd. Andrew John, Cytûn gives thanks for his ministry and in particular his support for the ecumenical partnership that underpins or shared work. Dr Cynan Llwyd, General