Worship and Mission After Christendom
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Church, Church Institutions & Organizations, Missions & Missionary Work
| Author: | Alan Kreider, Eleanor Kreider | ISBN: | 9780836197761 |
| Publisher: | MennoMedia | Publication: | November 21, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Herald Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alan Kreider, Eleanor Kreider |
| ISBN: | 9780836197761 |
| Publisher: | MennoMedia |
| Publication: | November 21, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Herald Press |
| Language: | English |
Today, as Christendom weakens, worship and mission are poised to reunite after centuries of separation. But this requires the church to rethink both mission
and worship.
In post-Christendom mission, God is the main actor and God calls all Christians to participate. In post-Christendom worship, the church tells and celebrates the story of God, enabling members to live in hope and attract outsiders to its many tables of hospitality.
In this passionate and thoughtful study, Alan Kreider and Eleanor Kreider draw upon missiology, liturgiology, biblical studies, church history, and the vast experience of today's global Christian church-to say nothing of their long tenure as teachers and writers in contemporary England and the United States. Academically responsible but also practical and accessible, Worship and Mission After Christendom is a much-needed guide for people who take seriously God's call to be the church in a world where institutional religion is no longer taken for granted.
Today, as Christendom weakens, worship and mission are poised to reunite after centuries of separation. But this requires the church to rethink both mission
and worship.
In post-Christendom mission, God is the main actor and God calls all Christians to participate. In post-Christendom worship, the church tells and celebrates the story of God, enabling members to live in hope and attract outsiders to its many tables of hospitality.
In this passionate and thoughtful study, Alan Kreider and Eleanor Kreider draw upon missiology, liturgiology, biblical studies, church history, and the vast experience of today's global Christian church-to say nothing of their long tenure as teachers and writers in contemporary England and the United States. Academically responsible but also practical and accessible, Worship and Mission After Christendom is a much-needed guide for people who take seriously God's call to be the church in a world where institutional religion is no longer taken for granted.
