Croeso

Pan ddaeth dwy o eglwysi Aberystwyth at ei gilydd i greu Capel y Morfa, fe ddaeth llawer ohonom i sylweddoli fod modd gwneud mwy na gwasanaethu cynulleidfa'r capel ei hun - roedd yn gyfle i greu pont rhwng yr eglwysi a'r gymdeithas o'u cwmpas. Dyna yw Morlan - Canolfan Ffydd a Diwylliant. Roedd Canolfan Ieuenctid eisioes wedi ei sefydlu yng nghanol yr wyth-degau ac y mae'r gwaith ieuenctid wedi parhau yn ddi-dor. Adeiladu ac ehangu ar y sylfaen honno y mae'r Morlan.

Mae'n gartref sy'n rhoi croeso i unrhyw fudiad neu sefydliad neu weithgarwch sydd am ei ddefnyddio o blith y gymuned leol, o unrhyw ran o Gymru neu tu hwnt.

Mae yno neuadd fodern ar gyfer digwyddiadau a pherfformiadau, ystafelloedd llai a bar coffi . . . ond mae'n llawer mwy nag adeilad. Mae'n fan cyfarfod, i greu a thrafod, i ysgogi a chalonogi, i gyd-ddeall a chlosio, i rannu a chyfrannu . . . tir canol rhwng yr eglwys a phawb sy'n byw yn ein cymdeithas aml-ddiwylliannol.

Welcome

With the establishment of Capel y Morfa (by uniting two churches) many of us became aware of the opportunity to serve a wider community than just the local congregation - it was a chance to build bridges between the churches and the community around them. The result is Morlan - A Centre for Faith and Culture.

Morlan is a home which welcomes any movement or organisation or activity which wishes to use it from the local community, from any part of Wales or further afield.

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The facilities include a modern function and performance hall, other smaller rooms and a coffee bar . . . but it's much more than a building. It's a meeting-place to create and discuss, to promote and encourage, to understand one another, to share and contribute . . . a common ground between the church and all who live in our multicultural society.