No Sect in Heaven

No Sect in Heaven, published in 1860 by Elizabeth H. Jocelyn Cleaveland, is a poem that explores the theme of religious unity beyond earthly divisions. Through a dreamlike narrative, various characters from different religious sects attempt to cross a river to reach heaven, ultimately revealing that their earthly identities and beliefs do not define their fate in the afterlife. The poem emphasizes the idea that all believers are united in Christ's righteousness, regardless of their sectarian differences.