The Practicing Congregation: Imagining a New Old Church

The Practicing Congregation is a groundbreaking book that challenges the conventional wisdom about mainline Protestantism being a dying tradition.

Diana Butler Bass, a renowned historian and researcher, provides compelling evidence of how these churches are finding new vitality by intentionally grounding themselves in Christian practices.

Through a nuanced understanding of contemporary ecclesiology and faithfulness, Bass identifies signs of life that lead beyond the restrictive "liberal vs.

conservative" dualities.

Her hopeful vision for the church is invigorated by real-life stories and provides an exciting alternative path through the culture wars.

This book will inspire pastors and other leaders to embark on a "pilgrimage of creating church" and reappropriate traditional Christian practices in a fresh and innovative way.

Don't miss out on this transformative read that will reshape your understanding of mainline Protestantism and its potential for growth and revitalization.