by Khalia J. Williams (Author), Mark A. Lamport (Author)
This volume brings together an ecumenical team of scholars to present key theological concepts related to worship to help readers articulate their own theology of worship. Contributors explore the history of theology's impact on worship practices across the Christian tradition, highlighting themes such as creation, pneumatology, sanctification, and mission. The book includes introductions by N. T. Wright and Nicholas Wolterstorff. A forthcoming volume will address the historical foundations of worship.
Author Biography
Khalia J. Williams (PhD, Graduate Theological Union) is assistant dean of worship and music and assistant professor in the practice of worship at Candler School of Theology, Emory University, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mark A. Lamport (PhD, Michigan State University) is professor of practical theology at graduate schools in the United States and Europe.