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Salt, Light, and a City: Introducing Missional Ecclesiology by Graham Hill

Graham Hill, Salt, Light, and a City: Introducing Missional Ecclesiology, Wipf & Stock, 2012

Enormous challenges and opportunities face the Christian church in our globalized, rapidly changing world. It is becoming increasingly clear that the church and its leaders need a missional self-understanding.

In this volume, Graham Hill asks: “What does it mean for the church to be truly missional?” This book outlines the thought of twelve leading thinkers, and puts their thinking into conversation with a missional understanding of the church.

Most of the missional literature of the past twenty years is practical, telling us how to be a missional church, rather than why certain theological themes compel the church toward a missional self-understanding and existence. This book takes a different approach. It outlines a basic missional understanding of the church by engaging theology and Scripture. It examines some of the key theological themes that are foundational for a missional church, and does this in conversation with twelve leading thinkers.

This book provides indispensable foundations for a Christ-centered, gospel-shaped, theologically informed, and systematic missional view of the church.

About the author: Graham Hill is Vice Principal of Morling College, Sydney, Australia, and Founding Director of The GlobalChurch Project.


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