The Nicene Creed 325-2025: an ecumenical service of celebration

This year marks the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed, which has been the foundation for churches’ ecumenical confession of their Biblically-rooted faith over the centuries since.

To mark the anniversary, a service of celebration for churches in the Swansea area will take place at Swansea Minster on Sunday, September 28 at 3pm.

It will bring together Welsh and English churches, as well as the international Christian communities and congregations that worship and witness in the Swansea area. The service will celebrate the diversity of languages and words, traditions and music that these communities of faith bring.

This is an opportunity to celebrate the faith we share with Christians across the centuries and throughout the world. It should also be an opportunity to make a new commitment to our share faith and to think together about what we believe now as Christians in a very different time and with different challenges

The preacher will be the Rev’d Dr Susan Durber (a retired United Reformed Church minister who lives in Pembrokeshire) who is President from Europe for the World Council of Churches and is formerly moderator of the WCC Faith and Order Commission.