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Canolfan Daniel Rowland

Daniel Rowland Centre

Bwriad Rhwydwaith Daniel Rowland yw datblygu hyfforddiant diwinyddol Cymraeg a Chymreig wrth annog cydweithio rhwng eglwysi, arweinwyr a phlannwyr eglwysi yng Nghymru.

Mae Canolfan Daniel Rowland wedi’i lleoli yn nghanolfan weinidogaeth Union ym Mryntirion, Pen y Bont ar Ogwr, ac mae croeso i unrhyw un sydd am ymchwilio i hanes yr eglwys yng Nghymru ymweld â’r llyfrgell Gymraeg yno.

The Daniel Rowland Network seeks to develop Welsh language and contextually Welsh theological training, and to foster the growth of co-operation and church planting in Wales.

The Daniel Rowland Centre is located at Union School of Theology’s Ministry Centre in Bryntirion, Bridgend, where the Welsh Library is located. Visitors are welcome, especially those interested in researching Welsh church history.

Hyfforddiant

Gobeithiwn gyhoeddi modiwlau hyfforddiant yn fuan, cysylltwch â Rhodri am fwy o wybodaeth.

Training

Details of new training modules will be published soon, contact Rhodri for more information.

Newyddion

Ymunodd arweinwyr eglwysig ar draws Cymru mewn diwrnod ym Mryntirion fis Medi 2024 i glywed am weinidogaeth Gymraeg a dwyieithog yn y Gymru gyfoes, i gyd-weddïo am fendith, ac i wrando ar ddarlithoedd am waith rhyfeddol Duw yn y gorffennol (gweler yr adran fideos)

News

Leaders from across Wales met at the Ministry Centre during September 2024 to hear pastors and church planters share about their Welsh and bilingual ministries, pray for God’s blessing together, and hear about God’s glorious work in Wales in the past (as can be seen in the videos section)

Dr Rhodri Glyn, Cydlynydd Rhwydwaith Daniel Rowland

Email: rglyn@ust.ac.uk

Dr Rhodri Glyn, Daniel Rowland Network Co-ordinator

Email: rglyn@ust.ac.uk

Fideos

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Videos

Click on the links to watch:

Uchel Galfiniaeth ac athrawiaeth etholedigaeth George Lewis (1763-1822) – Gwilym Tudur

'Encountering God': Spiritual Experience and the Choice of Words in the hymns and letters of Ann Griffiths (1776-1805) - Nathan Munday