Reimagining Church Mission

This chapter explores the difference between being evangelical and missional in the context of Lutheran identity, critiquing the limited view of the church's mission as solely outreach. It emphasizes the core responsibilities of pastors in proclaiming the gospel and administering sacraments while engaging the congregation in community needs. The discussion addresses the theological implications of this approach, reinforcing the church's role as a space for believers to receive God's gifts and live out their faith actively.

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