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Book Review: Missa Est! a Missional Liturgical Ecclesiology

Book Review: Missa Est! a Missional Liturgical Ecclesiology ATR/100.2 446 Anglican Theological Review doctrinally, legally, and theologically, the volume insists on deeper engage- ment with the practices of interfaith already in place. With evocative, deeply personal, and theoretically sophisticated propos- als, this volume should be welcome reading for the many practitioners for whom the practice of interfaith ritual has preceded the theorizing and the- ologizing. It is a wonderful introduction to interfaith practice as it announces the study of interreligious ritual as a field of its own. Jeannine Hill Fletcher Fordham University Bronx, New York Missa Est! A Missional Liturgical Ecclesiology. By Eugene Schlesinger. Minneapolis, Minn.: Fortress Press, 2017. 300 pp. $79.00 (cloth). How do mission and liturgy relate? The missionary nature of the church has become axiomatic in recent decades, at least in academic missiology and ecclesiology. Yet much of the missional ecclesiology literature struggles to articulate a central place for liturgy. Most of the predominant voices in the “missional church” conversation have come from Protestant traditions (especially evangelicals) that tend to place little emphasis on formal liturgy. On the other hand, liturgical traditions (whether Anglican, Orthodox, or Ro- man Catholic) have not often developed how their sacramental and liturgical practices relate to the church’s participation http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Anglican Theological Review SAGE

Book Review: Missa Est! a Missional Liturgical Ecclesiology

Zscheile, Dwight J.
Anglican Theological Review , Volume 100 (2): 1 – Aug 25, 2021
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ATR/100.2 446 Anglican Theological Review doctrinally, legally, and theologically, the volume insists on deeper engage- ment with the practices of interfaith already in place. With evocative, deeply personal, and theoretically sophisticated propos- als, this volume should be welcome reading for the many practitioners for whom the practice of interfaith ritual has preceded the theorizing and the- ologizing. It is a wonderful introduction to interfaith practice as it announces the study of interreligious ritual as a field of its own. Jeannine Hill Fletcher Fordham University Bronx, New York Missa Est! A Missional Liturgical Ecclesiology. By Eugene Schlesinger. Minneapolis, Minn.: Fortress Press, 2017. 300 pp. $79.00 (cloth). How do mission and liturgy relate? The missionary nature of the church has become axiomatic in recent decades, at least in academic missiology and ecclesiology. Yet much of the missional ecclesiology literature struggles to articulate a central place for liturgy. Most of the predominant voices in the “missional church” conversation have come from Protestant traditions (especially evangelicals) that tend to place little emphasis on formal liturgy. On the other hand, liturgical traditions (whether Anglican, Orthodox, or Ro- man Catholic) have not often developed how their sacramental and liturgical practices relate to the church’s participation

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Published: Aug 25, 2021

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