From its beginnings, the Christian movement has been concerned with the whole person. Jesus Christ makes possible an open and personal relationship with the Father. This is essential. Our life in Christ further reconciles us to our sisters and brothers. All praise to our redeeming Lord, Who joins us by His grace, And bids us, each to each restored, Together seek His face.
Christians enjoy the privilege and the responsibility of caring one for the other.
Sometimes this care takes the form of encouragement. The Church has turned over much of the cure of diseases to physicians and hospitals. However, the Church remains a place of healing, a place where anxious people can find peace, lonely people can find fellowship, and broken people can become whole. Back Forward Report broken links to the webmaster .