Father, May They Be One - Digital Edition

The Church was never meant to look like this.

Jesus prayed one prayer the night before He died. Not for safety. Not for victory. For unity among His people. "That they may be one, Father, as we are one."

We have not done well with that prayer.

Father, May They Be One is a short, honest book about the fractures inside the Christian Church and whether anything can be done about them. Dr Enemona Adaji writes from inside the tension — someone who has loved the Church enough to grieve it, and believed in its calling enough to refuse despair.

The book covers:

• What Jesus was actually asking for in John 17, and what we have replaced it with

• Why Christians who agree on the Gospel can end up treating each other like strangers

• The difference between uniformity (which nobody wants) and unity (which Jesus commanded)

• What a genuinely unified Church would look like in practice, and why the world is still waiting to see it

This isn't an academic theology text. It reads like a conversation between someone who has wrestled seriously with Scripture and someone who cares about what the Church becomes next.

125 pages. First Edition. Grace & Heritage Press.

Suitable for: pastors, church leaders, small group discussion, personal study, anyone who has ever felt the pain of Christian division.