Too many Christians still think that <i>worship</i> is only a Sunday-morning activity done inside the church, while<i>mission</i> involves how the church engages the outside world. But Ruth Meyers argues that a dynamic relationship exists between worship and mission -- that gathering as Gods people includes at its heart our being sent out into the world in Gods name.<br><br>Meyers explores this relationship by taking readers through the various parts of the worship service: gathering, proclaiming the Word, praying for the world, celebrating the Eucharist, and going forth to continue participating in Gods mission in the world. In each chapter Meyers includes stories of worship practices in different churches and considers how the actions of worship relate integrally to mission.<br><br><i>Missional Worship, Worshipful Mission</i> emphasizes that missional worship is not a set of techniques but rather an approach to worship and congregational life in which Gods mission permeates every aspect of what the church does.