There is but one God, “in whom we live and move and have our being,” and when we worship we stand before the mystery of that deep and eternal Reality to whom we give different names.

From Jews, we learn of God’s faithfulness; from Muslims, of God’s sovereignty and mercy; from the wonders of the natural world, a realization of God’s mystery and power.

Christians speak of something more intimate: of God’s fatherhood, for only in Jesus can we begin to experience the truth of God as Father.