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Religious affairs programme, tackling thorny issues in a thought-provoking manner

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All Things Considered: Siôn Brynach

Siôn Brynach

BBC Radio Wales - All Things Considered, Siôn Brynach

Jonathan Thomas interviews Siôn Brynach, six months into his role as CEO of Cytûn.

Jonathan Thomas interviews Siôn Brynach, six months into his role as CEO of Cytûn, about his life, work and hopes for the future of the ecumenical movement in Wales.

Today's guest joins us 6 months into new role as CEO of Cytûn, Churches Together, Wales.  He embarks on a key ecumenical role at a challenging time: fewer people in Wales consider themselves Christian, there's a slump in congregations and churches face a crossroads.  But Siôn Brynach has put out a clarion call to the organisation to consider how ecumenicalism can serve Welsh Society.

Ordained a Priest in 2022, and currently serving as a self-supporting associate priest at Christ Church, Roath Park Lake, Siôn Brynach has followed a huge range of career paths: politics in Plaid Cymru, communications and public affairs, at the Arts Council of Wales, Hanfod Cymru, the BBC and the Church in Wales.  Recent years have been marked by trauma, from a prostate cancer diagnosis in 2018, to a horrific collision in 2020, which left his wife, Cathrin, with life-changing injuries.  But Siôn Brynach’s faith has been his sustenance, and he now encourages those he serves to ‘look ahead’, to see what is possible.

Jonathan Thomas speaks to Siôn about his life, work, and hopes for the future of the ecumenical movement in Wales.

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