God is a DJ

[God is a DJ. Thinking About and Celebrating Pop Church Services]
Pop culture shapes our lives – but what does a church service that brings this reality to life sound like? This volume brings together theologians, musicians and practitioners who conceive, celebrate and develop pop church services. It offers texts on language, liturgy and aesthetics, tells the story from Beat Mass to Rave Easter Vigil, and shows how pop music can shape atmosphere, language and attitude. In addition, there are practical church service plans and poetic ideas for pop songs – ready for immediate use. A book for full-time and voluntary workers: from lecturers to pastors, from interested lay people to experts, for musicians and word teams – theologically reflective and close to practice.