Liturgical-Missional
Perspectives on a Reformed Ecclesiology
by Neal D. Presa (Editor)
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What is the nature and purpose of the church for a twenty-first-century world? What is the church's calling in an age of globalization? Twenty-one pastors and theologians in the Reformed tradition offer insightful perspectives by bringing into conversation the treasures of liturgical and missional theology. These authors see the church's essential character to be as worshipping-witnessing communities, gathered and sent by the triune God. Topics that are explored include the relationship between worship and mission, baptism and the Eucharist, the formative role of community, the catholicity and ecumenicity of the church, multiculturalism, and hymnody.
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Olav Fykse Tveit (Introduction author)
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February 10, 2016
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294
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English
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9781498273855
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9781625647023
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