Happy Easter to all on the western side! He is risen!
This blog seeks to promote and establish ecumenism among all groups and denominations of the Christian Faith via expressions in written language, and through any means of communication. We seek the promotion of others that are working towards the same common goal, as well. The prayer of Jesus in John 17: 21 was: "I pray that they may all be one…." Ultimately and eternally, the creation of unity among all believers and followers of Christ is sought desiring harmony with and for all of humanity.
Sunday, April 17, 2022
Saturday, March 19, 2022
Ukraine is at the center now
The center
of attention right now is the Ukrainian crisis. The news of the war is
bombarding us all from all media sources. The following excerpt is taken from
an update article on the WCC webpage.
Hosting refugees, providing food, helping in hospitals, and
ringing church bells as a warning when shelling starts—these are some of the
many ways churches are responding in Ukraine and bordering countries as the war
continues. More than two million people have poured out of Ukraine, and
estimates from relief groups show that 18 million people—a third of the
country’s population—will need humanitarian assistance (www.oikoumene.org).
Read more at
the link below.
Saturday, February 26, 2022
Thoughts on Ecumenism from a Baptist Author
A Christianity united through ecumenism could bring guidance and healing to the cultural, political and environmental challenges confronting the U.S. and other nations, Baptist author and scholar Steven Harmon believes.
The forgoing excerpt is taken from an article by Jeff Brumley for Baptist News Global. Read the full article at the following link. Blessings!
Saturday, January 22, 2022
Dire situation for Christians in Afghanistan
The group that helps persecuted
Christians worldwide said that for them there no freedoms to lose as
Afghanistan had been number two on the Open Doors World Watch List for several
years.
"This is because it is impossible to live openly as a Christian in in the country. Leaving Islam is considered shameful, and Christian converts face dire consequences if their new faith is discovered. Either they have to flee the country or they will be killed," says Open Doors.
The above excerpt is from an article published in ECUMENICAL
NEWS ecunews.com. The article by Peter Kenny is titled: After Taliban takeover,
Afghanistan most dangerous country to be a Christian: Report. Obviously, the
situation for Christians is dire. Read the full article at the link below.
Sunday, January 2, 2022
Sunday, December 26, 2021
Saturday, December 25, 2021
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