“This collection of first-rate essays greatly enriches the ever-expanding and diversifying discussion of missional theology. With their distinctive perspectives, the contributors offer much-needed guidance on the theologically informed practice of missional spirituality. Only when a congregation’s spiritual practices are focused on missional faithfulness can it be equipped for its calling to be Christ’s witness in our postmodern world. This book is a major resource for developing that focus.”

– Darrell L. Guder, Princeton Theological Seminary

“The bias in most of the recent literature on the missional church has been theologically grounded activism. This volume provides a welcome counterbalance, emphasizing the spiritual formation of persons and congregations. Its great strengths come from the theological richness of the Lutheran tradition, the wide-ranging examples and insights of the nine contributors, and the integration of spirituality with mission in a wide variety of contexts.”

– Eddie Gibbs, Fuller Theological Seminary

“A good piece of academic research and writing.”

– Evangelical Missions Quarterly