Why evangelical, sacramental, and Pentecostal Christians belong together in one body.

Christian witness includes public partnership with others.

Finding faith was about returning to Christianity's roots for America's most influential Methodist theologian.

How two Houston pastors united their congregations to better serve their city.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our April issue).

(UPDATED) ISIS persecution of Christians prompts first meeting between Catholic and Orthodox primates since 1054.

In an 'astounding admission,' global church leaders repent for past abuse of other denominations.

After Charleston, we stand together in faith.

Coordinated sermon series against ‘progressive Christianity’ seeks to ‘demonstrate the unity of the body of Christ.’

Healing the fractured body of Christ isn’t just for theologians to figure out.

When you’re about the only white man in a sea of black faces, you learn strange things. A dispatch from the Hampton Ministers' Conference.

What we mean when we profess ‘one catholic church.’

Why the ecumenical movement keeps working to overcome fraying in the body of Christ.

Why George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the Trayvon Martin case created racial havoc across America—but not at the trial’s epicenter.

Paul Marshall, Nina Shea, and Lela Gilbert take an ecumenical approach to fighting international persecution.

United body divides for the first time in 40 years over politics and Islam.

Resignation of Metropolitan Jonah follows death of Peter Gillquist.

Egypt's embattled Christians find common identity across denominational lines.

Why evangelicals need to redefine themselves and reform the whole church.