Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru Churches Together in Wales
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
On 11th August 2025, Welsh Government launched a Consultation on the Draft Child Minding and Day Care Exceptions (Wales) Order 2026 and the proposal for Voluntary Approval Scheme for Childcare, Playwork and Activity Providers. The consultation ran for twelve weeks
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
Dr Cynan Llwyd, General Secretary of Cytûn, shares his Christmas message for 2025, reminding us of the eternal hope of Jesus Christ, the light who came into the world and which has never been overcome. In his message, he speaks
Following the news over the weekend of the attack on members of the Jewish Community in Australia, Dr Cynan Llwyd General Secretary of Cytûn: Churches Together in Wales has shared a message on behalf of the ecumenical Christian community. “In
Cytûn, Churches Together in Wales, has announced a significant shift in its policy engagement approach, launching recruitment for a new Policy Advisory Group whilst introducing more targeted and responsive communications. To support our work engaging with the Senedd and the
Cytûn encourages prayerful reflection on assisted dying proposals in Wales Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales – is drawing attention to a recent statement by the Archbishop of Cardiff and Menevia, the Most Reverend Mark O’Toole, who has urged Catholics
Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales – welcomes the publication of the Evangelical Alliance’s new report Faith in Wales (2025), which provides a timely and comprehensive picture of the role that faith communities play in the life of our nation.
Cytûn, Churches Together in Wales, celebrated the historic enthronement of the Most Reverend Cherry Vann as the 15th Archbishop of Wales at a national service held at St Woolos Cathedral, Newport, on Saturday, 8th November. Archbishop Cherry, who was elected