Cyllun am y Daith “Dim Saesneg”
March 2, 2023
Gwybodaeth am y daith fy mod i’n dechrau yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol eleni.
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Tag: Phil Wyman
Language Suppression and Colonialism: Cymru a Chymraeg
August 9, 2022
Postcolonial theory and the subject of language suppression are intimately tied together. Critiques of British, French, and American suppression and outright destruction of native peoples’ languages is well documented. Native American tongues in America, Canada, and Central and South America have been permanently lost. In the US and Canada, languages such as Navajo, Apache, Choctaw, … More Language Suppression and Colonialism: Cymru a Chymraeg
New Book! Love Big or Go Home: the inherent nomadic nature of the gospel
March 19, 2022
What happens when you spend three years living nomadically, working in festivals across the US, UK and Czechia, and hanging out with Rubber Tramps, hippies, Dirty Kids, and assorted not-even-trying-to-be-ne’r-do-wells? A book of Road Tramp Theology. That’s what happens. The gospel is a tramp. It has wanderlust, and lives on the road. It stops for … More New Book! Love Big or Go Home: the inherent nomadic nature of the gospel
Pastor Rhys Llwyd Talks about the Mission to Wales
February 3, 2022
My Viral Footprint – a happy coronavirus apocalypse song
March 23, 2020
Laughter is the best medicine – well, I’m not sure it’s a cure for everything, but it is darn good in difficult times. So, in celebration of isolation, and the coronavirus quarantine here’s an offering of humor for the stir crazy population – share it with a friend, but please don’t share everything! Keep your … More My Viral Footprint – a happy coronavirus apocalypse song
Make where you go a better place
June 4, 2019
This is week number three in the UK mission. I have been volunteering in three separate festivals over the the three weeks. My hours have been crazy. The time I spend talking with people, developing friendships, and discussing spirituality has been going at a relentless pace. I spent time with the homeless in Wrecsam, North … More Make where you go a better place
UK Outreach Schedule 2019
May 4, 2019
At the bottom of this post are some of the dates for the first half of this summer’s UK Outreach. This represents a small number of the possibilities and opportunities that exist in the UK festival season. It is my contention that the festivals of the world are the places people are going for meaning … More UK Outreach Schedule 2019
Wild Theology Podcasts are now on Youtube
April 27, 2019
I have described my theological views under the title of Wild Theology. In fact, the website for my books, BurningReligion.com, also has the URL WildTheology.org pointing at it. Yes, you can assume that my Wild Theology is embedded into my writings – philosophically and technologically. I have described this Wild Theology in extremely simple terms: … More Wild Theology Podcasts are now on Youtube
The Rhythms of Easter All Year
April 21, 2019
There’s a small village deep in the middle of France. Last I saw the place, the population sign read 121. The sign was old and out of date. The village had burgeoned to a whopping 171 as of the 2015 census. Nobody would know about Taizé if it weren’t for a group of monks on … More The Rhythms of Easter All Year
Assange, Isolation, and the Growing Radicalism in our Society
April 14, 2019
If you would prefer to listen to the podcast of this you can find it on my Patreon page. Today I opened a can of worms, which is a bit like saying that today was like any other day. I pulled the trigger a few days late, because I am not a journalist, and not … More Assange, Isolation, and the Growing Radicalism in our Society
Phil Wyman: Dim Saesneg 