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Alberta
Edmonton
In-person ecumenical worship service (Edmonton and District Council of Churches)
Sunday, January 18
7:00pm (MST)
Robertson-Wesley United Church
10209 123 Street NW
T5N 1N3
This ecumenical worship service has been developed with the Canadian Resources as a guide. It will include music, prayers, scripture, reflection, and the participation of faith leaders from many denominations throughout.
Hughenden
In-person ecumenical worship service
Sunday, January 25
10:30am (MST)
Bethany Lutheran Church
38 Selkirk Avenue
T0B 2E0
A potluck lunch will follow the service.
British Columbia
Abbotsford
In-person ecumenical worship service
Tuesday, January 20
11:00am (PST)
St Ann’s RC Church
33333 Mayfair Ave
Manitoba
Winnipeg
In-person city-wide ecumenical worship service
Sunday, January 18
7:30pm (CST)
First Mennonite Church of Winnipeg
922 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3E 0M9
Poster with details of the event
Monday, January 19
7:00pm (CST)
Kildonan Community Church
2373 Main St, Winnipeg
Tuesday, January 20
7:00pm (CST)
St. Luke’s Zion Lutheran Church
2903 McPhillips St, Winnipeg
Wednesday, January 21
6:00pm (CST)
St. Mary’s Academy
550 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg
Service will be held in the Chapel – use the Administration entrance facing Wellington Crescent
Thursday, January 22
7:00pm (CST)
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
3830 Robin Boulevard, Winnipeg
Friday, January 23
7:00pm (CST)
Paroisse St. Norbert Parish
70 rue St-Pierre, Winnipeg
Service in French
Sunday, January 25
7:00pm (CST)
St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic Church
250 Jefferson Avenue, Winnipeg
Join Christians around the world in praying the scripture texts, reflections and prayers which were chosen and prepared by an ecumenical group gathered at the headquarters of the Armenian Apostolic Church in Armenia.
The prayers and reflections for the 2026 Week of Prayer have been prepared by the faithful of the Armenian Apostolic Church, along with their brothers and sisters of the Armenian Catholic and Evangelical Churches. We are reminded that unity is a divine mandate at the core of our Christian identity, more than simply an ideal. It represents the essence of the Church’s calling – a call to reflect the harmonious oneness of our life in Christ amidst our diversity. This divine unity is central to our mission and is sustained by the profound love of Jesus Christ, who has set before us a unified purpose. As the Apostle Paul asserts in his letter to the Ephesians, “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling” (4:4). This Bible verse, chosen for the 2026 Week of Prayer, encapsulates the theological depth of Christian unity.
Ontario
Athens
In-person ecumenical worship service
Sunday, January 18
2:00pm (EST)
Christ Anglican Church, Athens
1 Elma St
K0E 1B0
Fellowship and refreshments to follow the service
Pembroke
In-person ecumenical event (Funny in a Good Way)
Saturday, January 24
7:00om (EST)
Pembroke Pentecostal Tabernacle
34 Jordan Avenue
This is the 7th annual Celebration for the week of Prayer for Christian Unity that Funny in a Good Way has put together. The evening consist of Prayers, Praise Worship and laughter. This year we have contemporary Christian band GATE47 doing music, we have a skit put on my local members of the Pembroke and Area Clergy Association, we have an opening comedian by the name of Rob McKenzie and we have an extensive show put on by Comedy in Motion. It is sure to be an amazing night where we bring the Christian Community together.
This year Funny in a Good Way has added a children’s event to the activities for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The event is being offered up free of charge. The event is designed for those who are 4 to 12, but all can attend. We will have a youth worship band delivering some songs and then we will amaze the folks in attendance with the talents of Bob and Julie Cates from Comedy in Motion. We’re so excited to be expanding to have something to demonstrate unity to the younger folks. See details below.
Saturday, January 24
2:00pm (EST)
Pembroke Pentecostal Tabernacle
34 Jordan Avenue
Toronto
In-person ecumenical worship service
Sunday, January 18
4:00pm EST
Runnymede United Church
432 Runnymede Rd, M6S 2Y8
Quebec
Montreal
Sunday, January 25
3:30pm EST
St Hagop Armenian Apostolic Cathedral
3401 Rue Olivar-Asselin
Montreal, QC, H4J 1L5
Come in large numbers, invite your family and friends. This is a bilingual program: celebration of the Word/Homily. An agape for all will follow the service.
Link to the poster for the event
Quebec City
In-person ecumenical worship service (Conseil Interconfessionnel Chrétien de la Région de Québec)
Sunday, January 18
11:00am (EST)
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
5 rue Cook
G1R 3X8
You are welcome to join our bilingual Ecumenical Celebration (in French and English) with an ecumenical choir on January 18th to open the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2026. Our celebration follows the Order of Worship proposed jointly by the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity and the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches.
You are invited to join us for coffee and cookies after the celebration.
We recommend parking in Old Quebec in the Quebec City Hall park garage or the Chauveau park garage.
Saskatchewan
Regina
In-person ecumenical worship service
Sunday, January 25
4:00pm (CST)
Living Spirit Centre
3018 Doan Drive
Friends in Faith Ecumenical Worship Service
Sunday, January 18
3:00pm (CST)
New Hope Lutheran Church
370 McIntosh St North
Saskatoon
Ecumenical Morning Prayer Services and Breakfast (Prairie Centre for Ecumenism)
8 am worship, light breakfast to follow
Monday, January 19
TBA
Tuesday, January 20
8:00am (CST)
Trinity Lutheran Church
419 Avenue E North
Wednesday, January 21
8:00am (CST)
St. Patrick’s Parish
3339 Centennial Drive
Thursday, January 22
8:00am (CST)
Grosvenor Park United Drive
407 Cumberland Avenue South
Friday, January 23
8:00am (CST)
Wildwood Mennonite Church
1502 Acadia Drive
In order to pray together for the unity among churches throughout the year, the resources for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2026 were prepared by one of the world’s oldest Christian communities, the Armenian Apostolic Church.
The Prairie Centre for Ecumenism is pleased to share with you a schedule of diverse events for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025. Please consider attending! We would love to see you!
The Battlefords
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in the Battlefords
Monday, January 19
Battleford United Church
12:00pm (CST)
Tuesday, January 20
Notre Dame RC Church
12:00pm (CST)
Wednesday, January 21
Territorial Alliance Church
12:00pm (CST)
Thursday, January 22
St Joseph’s RC Church
12:00pm (CST)
Friday, January 23
St Paul’s Anglican Church
12:00pm (CST)
Worship and prayer, soup and sandwiches, fellowship with other Christians.
