Liturgical Mission

Book Review: “Liturgical Mission: The Work of the People for the Life of the World” by Winfield Bevins

Liturgical Mission: The Work of the People for the Life of the World by Winfield Bevins seeks to highlight how liturgy and mission can coordinate to create a fuller life of the church.

Bevins notes the ways that liturgy can contribute to the life of the church, such as a story-filled and formed worship style that invites listeners to actively participate (40). After highlighting the impact and import of liturgy, Bevins turns to the notion of a missional church and how liturgy and mission can go hand-in-hand to disciple the people of God.

Liturgical Mission is a call to action both to see liturgy for what it can be and for those in liturgical denominations to practice the call to mission.

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