adelgado@wyointerfaith.org

I am a citizen of the world. I am one of God's children. I am a Daughter of the King.

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The Rev. Annemarie Delgado became WIN’s Executive Director on August 1, 2021. Annemarie is a priest in the Episcopal Church in Wyoming and a graduate of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale where she earned a Master of Divinity degree with an Anglican Studies diploma. Immediately following graduation, Annemarie was appointed the Coordinator for the Annand Program for Spiritual Formation at Yale Divinity School and continues to serve in this position connecting students with spiritual formation opportunities as well as organizing spiritual retreats.

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In 2004 Annemarie became a member of The Order of the Daughters of the King®, an order for women in the church who follow a Rule of Life that includes daily prayer and service. Annemarie has made numerous contributions to The Order over the years including instituting the first chapter in Germany and subsequently serving as International Liaison to Europe. At the national level of The Order Annemarie has served as their Treasurer, Communications Oversight Chair, Literature Chair, and as a member of the Strategic Planning Committee. She currently serves as their Finance Chair. This non-profit experience and knowledge gained from Annemarie’s ministry with The Order will benefit WIN as she helps guide the organization in accomplishing its mission.

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Born in Australia to European parents, Annemarie moved numerous times internationally as a child, eventually landing in Gillette. During her time serving in the US Army, she has been surrounded by people of different cultures and different faiths. Consequently, Annemarie has a world view that makes her an effective leader. She brings a valuable set of organizational and management skills combined with a heart for service to WIN.

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Annemarie is the recipient of several awards and recognitions including the Church Periodical Club Grant Award for Building Seminary Community in 2019, the US Army Bronze Star for Exceptionally Meritorious Service with the Iraq Security Assistance Mission in 2010, and the Major General Nathan Towson Medallion for Demonstrated Exemplary Contribution and Service to the US Army Finance Corps in 2008.

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The two great commandments of loving God and our neighbors serve as the foundation of Annemarie’s faith. She believes that as we live out these commandments, we continue to grow closer to each other and to the Holy – the One who created us each as unique individuals and yet to be in blessed community with each other.

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Annemarie resides in Beulah and serves with the Church of the Good Shepherd in Sundance.