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Ecumenism is very important for many reasons – drawn from scripture, tradition and reason/experience. • Because Our Lord tells us that it is (e.g. John 17:6-11; I Corinthians 12:12-26). • Because church history has shown how damaging division can be. • Because experience testifies to the power of unity in witness and mission.
