Oneonta, New York — July 27–August 1, 2025

In honor of the 1700th Anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council (Nicaea, 325 A.D.), this year’s Summer Institute of Theology offers enriching, faith-based education for clergy and laity alike. All are welcome to attend!

Tuesday, July 29 — 6:30 PM
Clark Hall, Hartwick College (Room number will be posted)
S225 – "The Council of Nicaea"
Presented by His Eminence, Archbishop Michael
Join Archbishop Michael for this second installment in a three-year series reflecting on the foundational Council of Nicaea. This year marks 1700 years since the first gathering of the world’s bishops, which shaped the Christian Church and its theology in profound ways.

Thursday, July 31 — 2:30 PM
Clark Hall, Hartwick College (Room number will be posted)
S160 – "The First Christians—Right after the Apostles"
Presented by Father Micah Breland
Explore what happened after Pentecost and the Apostolic age. Who were the first generations of Christians, and how did they live out their faith in a rapidly changing world?

Location & Parking:
Hartwick College is located at 1 Hartwick Drive, Oneonta, NY 13820.
Clark Hall is behind the campus chapel. From the main entrance, continue straight uphill. A free parking lot is available across from the chapel on the right.

Contact:
For questions, please reach out to Reverend Paul Messner at prpaul_theoinst@hotmail.com.

His Eminence, Archbishop Michael, looks forward to seeing clergy and faithful from across our Diocese at this exciting opportunity for learning and fellowship!