Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru Churches Together in Wales
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
Peace and a Political Dilemma for Wales On 6 August, as the National Eisteddfod gathered at Y Garreg Las, Cytûn marked Hiroshima Day, 81 years since the first use of an atomic bomb in war. The event and its commemoration
Cytûn calls on churches to pray, act and speak up Cytûn is pleased to support Homelessness Sunday on 4 October 2026 and encourages churches and Christians across Wales to use the day as an opportunity to pray, take practical action
Ahead of Wednesday’s debate on Welsh Government international spending, Cytûn has called on Members of the Senedd to reject a motion it describes as cynical and divisive — and to choose common ground over fresh division. When Members of the
Gethin Rhys on when Christians should (and shouldn’t) obey the law The United Reformed Church’s daily devotion for 8 June 2026, written by a familiar friend of Cytûn offers a timely and theologically rich reflection on Romans 13 and the limits
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
How has the 2026 election changed the composition of the Senedd, and what challenges face the next Welsh Government? The 2026 Senedd election has led to the biggest change in the composition of the Welsh Parliament since the start of
Cytûn calls for unity across Wales As Wales goes to the polls today in the 2026 Senedd election, Cytûn: Churches Together in Wales is inviting churches, communities and voters to reflect on the Christian calling to unity. In a new
Listen to Dr Cynan Llwyd and Joe Carter of the Welsh Liberal Democrats explore personal faith and the party’s manifesto priorities. As the Senedd election approaches, Cytûn has been engaging with candidates from across the political spectrum, inviting them to
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