Interreligious Relations
As Episcopalians, we promise through our baptismal covenant to “strive for justice and peace among all people” and to “respect the dignity of every human being.” In interreligious relationships, we do this by our commitment to learn about ourselves and about our partners.
We approach interreligious work ecumenically—in collaboration with other Christians—such as in the National Council of Churches-facilitated dialogues. We strive to honor our differences while foregrounding the needs of the common good: justice and peace, anti-racism, gender justice, ecological care, migration, and other complex geopolitical issues. Read below to learn more about our most recent efforts and resources.
Guidelines
In 2024, The Episcopal Church’s 81st General Convention adopted the following guidelines as a resource for dioceses, congregations, and other Episcopal communities seeking to develop, maintain, and strengthen relationships with neighbors of other faiths.





