November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Restoration Movement unity
Articles tagged Restoration Movement unity
The First Step Toward Unity
Mark A. Taylor reflects on Restoration 200 in Lexington, Kentucky, showing how years of conversation between church leaders helped bring divided congregations together and why Christian unity often…
Opening Doors
Six Christian leaders discuss how the Restoration Movement can preserve its identity while building partnerships across denominational lines, strengthening relationships, and pursuing shared mission without abandoning core convictions.
Race, Unity Topics at Stone-Campbell Dialogue
About 90 people gathered at Mountain Christian Church in Maryland for a Stone-Campbell Dialogue seminar on race and racism, exploring practical steps toward racial unity, justice, and cooperation…
Let’s Meet for Dinner
Can sharing a meal help bridge theological differences? Jim Tune reflects on Jesus' example and his experience with the Christian Restoration Association, inviting conservatives and progressives to rediscover…
Sowing Seeds of Unity
The 2014 Stone-Campbell Dialogue gathered three Restoration Movement traditions in Abilene, Texas, for shared worship, discussions of emerging church expressions, and plans to strengthen Christian unity through continued…
Never More Movement, Never More Questions
Mark A. Taylor reflects on the vitality, uncertainty, and renewed questions facing Christian churches and churches of Christ as the Restoration Movement considers its identity and future.
Interview with David Faust
Dr. David Faust looks back on his first North American Christian Convention and shares why the 2006 NACC matters—highlighting preaching, fellowship, and practical steps toward greater Restoration Movement…
