Who we are

We Christians
for the spread of the word of Jesus
Who we are
We are young and old who walk together on the road indicated by Jesus. The purpose of the Christians in movement is the spread of the word of Jesus with every modern means available but, above all, with direct contact, with the word, as Jesus taught the disciples: Mk 6: 7 "Then he gathered the twelve disciples and I sent them out two by two "We Christians are all disciples of Jesus and we are all bound to spread His word. Young and old together, the old have a lot of life experience and are required to pass it on to young people so that their journey is as peaceful as possible. Young people thirst for ideals, the path indicated by Jesus is the ideal that allows the young to grow and build a better society.
The fundamental rule of We Christians is not to judge the various Christian denominations because of dogmas, it is from the beginning of Christianity that Christians quarrel over dogmatic questions, forgetting that all Christians have only one point of reference, Jesus and His word written in the gospels. Matthew 7:
"1 Do not judge, lest you be judged; 2 because with the judgment with which you judge you will be judged, and with the measure with which you measure you will be measured. 3 Why do you observe the speck in your brother's eye while you don't notice the beam you have in your eye? 4 Or how can you say to your brother: allow me to remove the speck from your eye, while in your eye is the beam? 5 Hypocrite, first remove the beam from your eye and then you will see well to remove the speck from your brother's eye. "
We Christians are for tolerance for all Christian denominations in the hope that one day they will stop discussing dogmatic aspects and come together as one people, the people of Jesus. Today there are interconfessional versions of the Gospel where Protestants, Orthodox and Catholics have worked together with a translation as much as possible in the current language, an important first step for reunification. After all, what importance does it have if the Catholic or Orthodox ritual involves a Eucharist different from the Protestant one, Jesus is always present among us, he is in all material and immaterial things, he is the Christ: Mt 28:20 "Know that I will always be with you until the end of the world".
We Christians are each baptized according to the church or congregation to which we belong, if along the way we meet unbaptized people we advise them to be baptized according to the ritual they prefer. The purpose of We Christians is to unite and not to divide.
We Christians believe that Jesus, who guides us every day through the reading of the Gospels, wants us to stop arguing.
We Christians believe that everyone is free to profess their own rite but that in the end all Christians are united in one common conviction, His word.
We Christians are interconfessional, each one professes his own rite, but we are united by the Word of Jesus written in the Gospels.
We Christians do not make Biblical exegesis, we do not do theology, we do not discuss dogmatic aspects, we think that observance of what is written in the Gospels is sufficient.