Missional


The Forgotten Ways: Reactivating the Missional Church
The Shaping of Things to Come: Innovation and Mission for the 21 Century Church
Surprise the World: The Five Habits of Highly Missional People
Untamed: Reactivating A Missional Form Of Discipleship (Shapevine)
Right Here, Right Now: Everyday Mission For Everyday People (Shapevine)
The Tangible Kingdom: Creating Incarnational Community (Jossey-Bass Leadership Network Series)
Introducing the Missional Church: What It Is, Why It Matters, How to Become One (Allelon Missional Series)
On the Verge: A Journey Into the Apostolic Future of the Church
And: The Gathered and Scattered Church (Exponential Series)
Exponential: How to Accomplish the Jesus Mission
ReJesus: A Wild Messiah for a Missional Church
Missional Renaissance: Changing the Scorecard for the Church (Jossey-Bass Leadership Network Series)
The Permanent Revolution: Apostolic Imagination and Practice for the 21st Century Church (Jossey-Bass Leadership Network Series)
When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty without Hurting the Poor...and Yourself
Creating a Missional Culture: Equipping the Church for the Sake of the World
The Forgotten Ways by Alan HirschConvergence,  Summing Up All Things In Christ by David CroomThe Traitor Within by Adrian WarnockThat Way and No Other by Amy CarmichaelA Christian Soldier's Field Manual by L. Jan Turner
Missional Discipleship
19 books — 10 voters
In All Things, Love by Jimmie ComptonThe New Parish by Paul SparksSlow Church by C. Christopher SmithThe Abundant Community by John McKnightThe Wisdom of Stability by Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Top Parish Books
146 books — 44 voters


Jonathan Hayashi
“ It’s not what we know that will change the world; it’s how we love others and share the gospel (good news) that will ultimately win back the effectiveness of missional outreach. ”
― Jonathan Hayashi, Ordinary Radicals: A Return to Christ-Centered Discipleship

Gary Rohrmayer
“ On an individual and corporate level the church is learning to love and accept people where they are at on their journey along with providing opportunities and experiences for them to engage relationally with other Christians along with exploring the implications of Christ's teachings. I am a big proponent of the concept that Christianity is more “caught that taught” and that a person’s meaningful involvement in the process is critical to them experiencing the power of the gospel in their lives. ...more ”
― Gary Rohrmayer, Spiritual Conversations: Creating and Sustaining Them Without Being a Jerk

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