IN FOCUSLocal and regional experiences will help shape the dialogue toward full communion Is your Disciples congregation working closely with a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation? Has your region developed a partnership with a presbytery? Have you shared…
Read the story →Deepening relationships through dialogue, full communion, and common witness.
02 /Building relationships with our neighbors across faith traditions.
03 /Seeking reconciliation and a more just and peaceful world.
04 /Exploring our calling as a movement for wholeness and a people of the table.
At the table,
we discover
one another.
Across traditions and across borders, dialogue invites us to listen deeply, learn from one another, and discover possibilities for shared ministry.
Disciples–Catholic international dialogue ↗Disciples–ELCA bilateral dialogue ↗Disciples–PC(USA) dialogue ↗Our full communion partnerships ↗
By Rev. Prof. Dr. Jerry Pillay At a time when division, injustice, and despair seem to dominate our world, Signs of Wholeness in Our…
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Where Now for Unity? A Disciples Reflection on Nicaea 2025, Creeds, and Unity By Kristine A. Culp As the global church prepares for the…
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"Denominational Polity from a Disciples Perspective" written by Rev. Dr. Richard Hamm, former General Minister and President of The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)…
Explore resource ↗Disciples Christian Unity and Interfaith Ministry serves as the ecumenical and interfaith office of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada.
We engage, educate, and equip the church to pursue Christian unity and build relationships across faith traditions.
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