Category Archives: Churches of Christ

I’ve been trying to think of a simple way of explaining the idea. Let’s try — * The churches in each community should feel closer to and work more closely with each other than churches of their own denomination elsewhere. … Continue reading →

Article by LeRoy Lawson LeRoy Lawson is an international consultant with Christian Missionary Fellowship International, an agency that supports foreign missions. He writes, 1. We have made our point and it has been adopted by many who are not “us.” … Continue reading →

Some take issue with a principle I consider very nearly axiomatic: denominationalism is sinful. That’s what I think. Now, some kinds of denominationalism are worse than others. The worst kind is the “we’re saved and you’re not” kind. I think … Continue reading →

Long-time readers know that I’m very concerned with the direction of the Churches of Christ in general and the progressive Churches in particular. You see, it’s just not entirely obvious where the progressive Churches should go from here.

This article in Christianity Today is one of the most exciting things I’ve read (other than the Bible) in a very long time. The churches — all denominations — in Buenos Aires, Argentina are uniting to do evangelism, do benevolence … Continue reading →