Theological advice on how Middle East believers in Jesus can best witness to their faith, keep social peace, and maintain unity.

The divisions between these “parties” are important. So are the divisions within them.

Liberal Protestants built a global elite in the 20th century. Its fracturing holds a caution for evangelicals today.

L’évêque anglais et universitaire d’Oxford a approfondi le respect, l’unité et le dialogue entre l’antique confession et les évangéliques.

English bishop and Oxford scholar cultivated unity, dialogue, and respect between the ancient faith and evangelicals.

Despite historic clashes, Roman Catholic and Protestant leaders have come together during the pandemic around Brexit, the legacy of the Troubles, and other issues that span both sides of the border.

New leader of Middle East Council of Churches says the quality of believers preserves their witness, if not their numbers.

Como a “triagem teológica” nos ajuda a escolher nossas batalhas em questões de fé.

How “theological triage” helps us pick our battles on matters of faith.

To make an impact among migrants crossing through Texas, churches rely on government advocacy and ecumenical partners.

A growing group of Jews who believe in Jesus is crossing boundaries to revive their identity and restore unity in the church.

A deeper look at how hundreds of Christians from across the Netherlands came together to worship God and protect an immigrant family from deportation.

(UPDATED) Evangelicals partnered across denominational divides to help sustain 96 days of continuous worship.

Efforts to unite Christianity’s branches bear fruit.

Billy Graham admired the moral leadership and evangelistic passion he saw in Catholics like John Paul II.

Churches were divided. Believers eschewed cultural influence. Liberal modernism was on the move. Then God made Billy Graham.

World Evangelical Alliance explains why Italy, Spain, and Malta leaders shouldn’t fear that global group has fallen for the ‘Francis effect.’

Ecumenical Theologian

Two books—one Catholic, one Protestant—show how the conversation should be engaged.