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The contemporary Church finds itself in the context of an ecological crisis. How can we be equipped to live as disciples in such a world? Chris Voke argues that public worship plays a role in shaping the vision and values of a community and empowering it for daily life. Thus the restoration of the dimension of creation and the vision of God as creator to the content of worship services will be critical in shaping communities that can face contemporary challenges. The book shows that a grasp of the links between creation and redemption and an appreciation of the significance of Jesus' humanity…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The contemporary Church finds itself in the context of an ecological crisis. How can we be equipped to live as disciples in such a world? Chris Voke argues that public worship plays a role in shaping the vision and values of a community and empowering it for daily life. Thus the restoration of the dimension of creation and the vision of God as creator to the content of worship services will be critical in shaping communities that can face contemporary challenges. The book shows that a grasp of the links between creation and redemption and an appreciation of the significance of Jesus' humanity will enable Christ-centred worship that gives a proper place and value to creation.This book aims to challenge present practice, to propose changes in public worship, to justify these theologically and practically and to show ways in which a vision of the Creator and his creation may be incorporated into liturgy by those responsible for planning and leading worship. Filled with theological insight and practical examples this book will be of great help to church leaders, worship leaders and theologians.
Autorenporträt
Chris Voke is a Baptist minister who brings the experience of twenty years of ministry among students and in two Baptist churches to his work at Spurgeons College. He serves as Deputy Principal of the College and teaches in the area of Practical Theology (Worship, Preaching, Pastoral Theology, Mission and Leadership). In 2005 he completed a PhD on the subject of corporate worship and the doctrine of creation and he continues to think and write about issues in contemporary Christian worship. He has served in Sweden as a visiting lecturer in Malmo (SALT) and at the Orebromissionskola.