Christopher B. James is Assistant Professor of Evangelism and Missional Christianity at the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, where he also directs the Master of Arts in Mission and Discipleship.

Those applauding the book are themselves leading lights in the field of practical ecclesiology, and we know that we can therefore expect a study that is theologically astute, as well as empirically grounded. James' book does not disappoint.

• Introduction: Looking for the Future of Church in the None Zone Chapter One: The Lay of the Land: Seattle as a Future-Trending Context Chapter Two: Surveying the Field Chapter Three: Modeling Church Chapter Four. Models of Practical Ecclesiology Among New Chapter Five: Missional Theological Assessment Chapter Six. Renewing Practice in the Models Chapter Seven: Practical Wisdom from the Frontier of Faith Notes Appendix A. Research Methodology Appendix B. New Seattle Churches Survey Appendix C. Interview Guide Interview Guide for Pastors Selected Bibliography

Christopher B. James is Assistant Professor of Evangelism and Missional Christianity at the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, where he also directs the Master of Arts in Mission and Discipleship.

Those applauding the book are themselves leading lights in the field of practical ecclesiology, and we know that we can therefore expect a study that is theologically astute, as well as empirically grounded. James' book does not disappoint.

• Introduction: Looking for the Future of Church in the None Zone Chapter One: The Lay of the Land: Seattle as a Future-Trending Context Chapter Two: Surveying the Field Chapter Three: Modeling Church Chapter Four. Models of Practical Ecclesiology Among New Chapter Five: Missional Theological Assessment Chapter Six. Renewing Practice in the Models Chapter Seven: Practical Wisdom from the Frontier of Faith Notes Appendix A. Research Methodology Appendix B. New Seattle Churches Survey Appendix C. Interview Guide Interview Guide for Pastors Selected Bibliography

Christopher B. James is Assistant Professor of Evangelism and Missional Christianity at the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, where he also directs the Master of Arts in Mission and Discipleship.

Those applauding the book are themselves leading lights in the field of practical ecclesiology, and we know that we can therefore expect a study that is theologically astute, as well as empirically grounded. James' book does not disappoint.

• Introduction: Looking for the Future of Church in the None Zone Chapter One: The Lay of the Land: Seattle as a Future-Trending Context Chapter Two: Surveying the Field Chapter Three: Modeling Church Chapter Four. Models of Practical Ecclesiology Among New Chapter Five: Missional Theological Assessment Chapter Six. Renewing Practice in the Models Chapter Seven: Practical Wisdom from the Frontier of Faith Notes Appendix A. Research Methodology Appendix B. New Seattle Churches Survey Appendix C. Interview Guide Interview Guide for Pastors Selected Bibliography