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As you probably know, every few years, The Word Among Us publishes an issue focused on Christian unity. We often do this in January because it’s this month that we celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (January 18 through 25). More »
From its very beginning, the ecumenical movement has been composed of two equally important elements: official, doctrinal ecumenism and spiritual ecumenism. More »
I was only thirteen years old when my father died, and the only neighbor who came to console and pray with my mother was the pastor of the small Methodist church across the street. More »
Children born into the same family can display quite different personalities from one another. One might be outgoing; another might thrive in solitude. More »
Throughout the history of the Church, countless holy men and women have testified to the liberating power of Jesus Christ—often in the midst of very difficult circumstances. More »
When I was five years old, my parents adopted two young boys from Russia. I was struck by the way these orphans so quickly became part of our family. More »
I used to fly through the air in my younger days. My flight path took me from the top of the tall spiral staircase in my childhood home down to the waiting arms of my father. More »