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Worshiping the Trinity in Exile: The Prophetic Church with a Post-Era Mission

In a post-postmodern, high-tech, super-hyped, and anti-institutional world, how should we be Church and how should we be the Church at worship and in mission? How will our means match the ends so that worship is faithful to the Jesus of the cross?

By:: Marva Dawn
Tags:: church, culture, kingdom, mission, preaching, sermons, social justice, witness
Audio: posted on March 23, 2010

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Presented at the 2010 Calvin Symposium on Worship.

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