In a world increasingly divided by race, class, and ideology, the documentary "That They May Be One" offers a powerful and intimate look at the radical power of Christian unity. Directed by Dan Johnson, the film follows a diverse group of individuals from vastly different backgrounds, including Michael Girgenti, Milton Saul, Michelle Pezent, Eugene Brezany, Michael James Vargas, Derrick D. Edmond, Tavond Francis, Jorge Ramirez, Daniella M Reyes, and Francis Chan, as they embark on a transformative journey to bridge the deep divides that separate them. The central conflict revolves around their struggle to move beyond surface-level agreement and forge a genuine, sacrificial bond of fellowship that transcends personal comfort and societal pressures. With a tone that is both hopeful and unflinchingly honest, the film captures the raw, often uncomfortable process of breaking down walls of prejudice, pride, and fear. Through their shared experiences, this compelling documentary challenges viewers to consider what it truly means to love one's neighbor, offering a timely and moving exploration of faith, reconciliation, and the possibility of authentic community in a fractured world.