Five Ways Fellowship: A Support Group for Any Christian

People who have read the book Dividing or Strengthening, or who have made the retreat have expressed a desire to pray for unity and to work with other Christians.  We meet regularly and update.  There are no dues and no regulations.  We are a very small part of an increasing web of Christians who identify with one denomination and are concerned with all Christians.  Some of the larger groups are Renovare, Stephan Ministries, Taize, and Iona. 

Email Fr. Winter for more details.

Remember, “Ecumenism is the twin of mission” Cardinal Walter Kasper.

 

 

 

 

Book:  Dividing or Strengthening?               Click Here Microsoft Office 2010 Version
               Five Ways of Christianity
                             (188 pages)                                 Click Here for Adobe PDF Version

Author:   Harry E. Winter, O.M.I.

Printer:   Keller Bros. & Miller, Inc. Buffalo, New York

Cost: No Charge - We only ask $3.00 S&H within USA

Ordering Information:  St. Casimir's Church
                                                934 E. Geranium Ave.
                                                St. Paul, MN 55106

A 133 page Supplement is available at no charge to those who find the main booklet useful.

catholic, evangelical/pentecostal/charismatic, neo-orthodox/Vatican II,

fundamentalist, liberal

Click Here Microsoft Office 2010 Version of the supplement

Click Here for Adobe PDF Version of the supplement

The vast majority of Christians identify with one of the five ways, feel very hostile towards a second, and experience some sympathy for a third way:  a kind of Myers-Briggs of Christian Unity (ecumenism).  In order to effectively evangelize in our world, we must identify and attempt to work with Christians in all five ways.

Email

Hewomi@aol.com


Phone: 651-774-0365

 

 

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