Roy A. HarrisvilleArticle Type: Face to FacePublication Date: 1/1/1992Paired Article (Face to Face): The Goal of Ecumenism: A Unified WitnessIssue: Luke-Acts (Vol. 12, No 1, Winter, 1992)Where I was raised or worked, the number of Christians of all persuasions gathered together for the purpose of witnessing to their “oneness in Christ” never equalled the number of each in its own place. The “ecumenical rule” appeared to be that the sum of the whole was never equal to its parts. On occasion, the local Roman Catholic priest would be involved, even to the point of making his sanctuary available—naturally, upon removal of the “host,” which, of course, rendered the place a plain vanilla meeting hall, and so much for ecumenism.Download Article PDF Tweet PrintDownload Article PDF
Article Type: Face to Face
Publication Date: 1/1/1992
Paired Article (Face to Face): The Goal of Ecumenism: A Unified Witness
Issue: Luke-Acts (Vol. 12, No 1, Winter, 1992)
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