The Sunday Schools Council was established in 1966, by 5 Welsh Christian denominations, the Union of Welsh Independents, the Baptist Union of Wales, the Presbyterian Church of Wales, the Methodist Church and the Church in Wales. It is these five
Initial response from Cytûn (Churches together in Wales) On April 30 Welsh Government published a new draft curriculum for all schools in Wales which are funded through local authorities – primary and secondary, Welsh and English medium, church schools and
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Churches together in Britain and Ireland Many Churches, One Purpose: Serving the churches of Britain and Ireland on the shared journey towards full visible unity in Christ. There are many different Christian churches and denominations, but all have the same
Introduction:Inter-faith Wales is an umbrella term which includes three separate bodies: the Faith Communities Forum (which is an organ of the current Wales Assembly Government), The Interfaith Council for Wales and the emerging Wales Inter-faith Network. There is a clear
Prayers for Covenant Sunday, 11 June 2023 Prayer of praise and adoration We are here in this place, to praise and adore youTo offer our love, our hope and our joyTo lay at the feet of the King and the
In response to the triggering of Article 50, a Working Party that represents Christian churches and denominations that are members of Cytûn: Churches Together in Wales has announced a list of principles which they say should be the foundation of
An online meeting of the trustees of Cytûn (Churches together in Wales) on 7 May 2024 confirmed the appointment of Dr Cynan Llwyd as General Secretary of Cytûn from 1 July 2024. He succeeds the Revd Siôn Brynach who was
A NEW GOVERNMENT FOR WALES On 21 March, the newly elected First Minister, Vaughan Gething MS, announced his Cabinet (whose members are now to be known as Cabinet Secretaries) and Ministers. Cytûn has written to Mr Gething, congratulating him on
FUNDING PUBLIC SERVICES UNDER PRESSURE The Welsh Government published its Draft Budget for 2024/25 on December 19. While the funding available to Welsh Government from the UK Government and from devolved taxes has increased in cash terms, funding for many