Ecumenical and Interfaith Unity

The year 2025 marks 1700 years since the historic First Ecumenical Council in Nicaea, a foundational moment for Christianity. This milestone reminds us of our shared faith in the triune God and calls us to reflect on unity in a divided world.

Key Highlights:

• Learn how the Nicene Creed became a cornerstone of Christian belief.

• Engage with the Sixth World Conference on Faith and Order, addressing “Where now for visible unity?”

• Celebrate a year of ecumenical events with the World Council of Churches and partners.

Learn More about Nicaea 2025

The Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming is committed to fostering ecumenical and interfaith understanding, inspired by Jesus’ prayer in John 17:21:
"That they may all be one."

Through dialogue and collaboration, we work to unite people of faith in the spirit of justice, peace, and shared humanity. This work extends into anti-racism, creation care, and liberation for all of God’s people.

Events:

• Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: January 18–25, 2025

• 1700th Anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea: 2025

Contact Us:
To learn more, contact Rev. Annemarie Delgado, Ecumenical and Interreligious Officer:
wyamdelgado@hotmail.com

January 18–25, 2025
Theme: “Do you believe?” (John 11:26)

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is a sacred time for Christians to come together in prayer, reflection, and action. This year's theme invites us to explore faith through the lens of Jesus’ question to Martha, “Do you believe?”

Highlights:

• Reflect on John 11:17-27, where Jesus declares, “I am the resurrection and the life.”

• Celebrate the 1700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea, where the Nicene Creed was affirmed as a symbol of Christian unity.

Resources:

• Download Daily Scripture and Prayer Guide

• Download Ecumenical Celebration of the Word of God

Join us in prayer as we seek the miracle of unity, inspired by faith and strengthened by the Holy Spirit.