The 19th century historian Henri-Raymond Casgrain said: "Let us make haste to write down the stories and tradi­tions of the people before they are forgotten." What Casgrain assert­ed holds true for the history of the church. We need to know where we came from in order to know where we are heading. But before we look at our roots or focus on the future, the contemporary scene should be considered.

The challenge to pursue unity is one that the church has wrestled with since apostolic times. In our callings to be faithful members of local congregations, we typically have few opportunities to glimpse the broader scope of the body of Christ. Often, too, there are significant differences in tradition, heritage, or location that impair churches' efforts for further fellowship. Yet as we vigorously contend for the truth of God's Word, we will find ourselves encouraged in the battle as we fight together.

The author looks at the three things that gives unity of faith: the reading of the Word of God, the preaching of the Word of God and the listening to the Word of God.

This article is about church unity and life in the church.

From Romans 15:26-31 this article shows that the unity of the church can be explained by the unifying love between believers, which the Holy Spirit creates. This unity is made tangible by collections of money that believers have to aid each other, and by praying for one another.

This article looks at the characteristics and the consequences of church unity based on Acts 2:42-47.

This article focuses on the practical side of working on unity. The author discusses the importance of humility and self-control in promoting unity.

From Ephesians 4:2-3 this article discusses the oneness or the unity of the church.

This article looks at unity in faith and church unity despite different confessions.

This article looks at spiritual maturity, differences in the church and peace with one another.

This article is about certain benefits of controversy and differences in the church.

This article looks at the unity of the church and the independence of the church. It also discusses the empirical and ideal church.

This article discusses the work of the Holy Spirit in the church with regards to church unity, church unity and love and truth, and discipline and church unity. The author also looks at schisms.

How should we think about the church unity? This article explains that the unity of the church must be discussed in line with the pluriformity of the church, the difference between pluriformity and plurality, and the relationship between pluriformity and uniformity. 

Conflicts in church do they happen? Why do we have church conflicts? This article discusses the causes, remedy, and encouragement in dealing conflicts in church.  

How do we maintain harmony and unity in church relations? Looking at Joshua 22 this article gives five principles to consider for keeping church unity. 

Believers are united with Christ. What are the benefits of union with Christ? Benefits of being in Christ encompasses the whole of the Christian life.

Church unity cannot be manufactured and church unity can only be found upon God’s word. Are there things we can do to promote church unity? This article suggests eleven things we can to promote unity.

Does the church have a duty toward members of other churches where the full truth is not proclaimed, but rather where there exist errors? This article explains that we do have an obligation in this regard, in order to honour the prayer of the Lord Jesus for full unity here on earth.

Did Christ pray for church unity when He was praying in John 17:20-21? Which unity was He Praying for? This article answers these questions by looking at who Christ prayed for and what is the nature of the oneness He was praying for. 

The catholicity and unity of the church calls for ecumenicity. This article shows how the church can pursue local ecumenism through evaluation, being exemplary, and being practical.

Scripture speaks in a twofold way about the church, as being the one body of Christ as well as various churches in different locations. This article sets out from this reality to discuss how churches are to relate to each other and thereby enjoy and maintain unity with one another while respecting the autonomy of each church.

The Lord Jesus prayed for unity of those who believe in him. This article shows that this unity is founded on union with Christ. It comes through regeneration and finds expression in the local church.

This article looks at the unity, holiness and the universality of the church.

Ecumenism is a display of the unity of Christ's church. This article gives the basis for such a unity, the beauty of it, and the blessings of it.

With so many disagreements among Christians, pursuing unhealthy unity can be a temptation. This article show that at the heart of unity is sound biblical doctrine, and that no unity should be pursued based on personal preferences.

Giving a perspective from church history on what it means to be Reformed and the implication this has for church unity, this article shows how different Reformed churches can find a way of expressing this unity in their context.

This article is about church unity, and the place ministers have when there are differences in the church. The place of peace and truth in church unity is discussed, as well as the ministers attitude towards doctrine and truth.

How can churches relate together and have unity based on the confessions? This article proposes the adoption of Three Forms of Unity as the basis for church unity. Here focus is given to the issue of the expressions of different cultures and traditions and adhering to similar confessions.

Looking at the sermons and prayers of John Calvin, this article shows how he longed to see the church reformed. This article draws some lessons for the churches today in how they can share such a longing in the desire for ecumenical unity.

This article is about church unity in relation to sanctification, communion, forbearance and love.

This article gives the reason why there are sometimes conflict in the church. Knowing what your own role in these tensions and conflicts are, is very important. The author looks at the church as a diverse group of people, as a normative fellowship and the factor of cooperation in the church.

This article discusses sectarianism, ecumenism, and church unity.

This article is about church secessions, the persecution of the church, and the Hugenots in the church in France.

What was John Calvin's view of the church? This article looks at Calvin's view of church unity, tolerance in the church, and church unity and truth.

This article is about church unity, and looks particularly at Psalm 133 for instruction on the matter.

Church unity should not only be limited to the local churches or even churches nationally. There must be a way of getting the churches to express this unity at an international level. How? This article examines some of the ways for international inter-relations within the churches.

This article evaluates the unity within evangelicalism by looking at the biblical grounds for unity.

This article first look at the modern ecumenical movement and false church unity, and then looks at true catholicity and true church unity.

This article is about the view of Ulrich Zwingli on the unity of the church. The author includes a discussion on Zwingli's view on baptism and the Lord's Supper, and the corporate character of the sacraments.

This article looks at church unity, comparing the organizational structure and church government of the Roman Catholic Church and in the Protestant Church. 

This article is about our task to seek church unity. Why is the unity in truth possible? Because of the call of the Father, the body of Christ and the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

This article discusses the subject of unity in the church. The author includes in the discussion the matters of diversity and pluriformity of the church, the one church and the Word of God, and John Calvin's view of the church.

What do we do when there are disagreements in the church? How do we work with differences of opinion in the church? The author looks at 1 Corinthians 8 and the importance of truth and love.