Unity in Missionauthors contend that the Christian life represents a spiritual journey in which Christians are saved, flourish spiritually, and minister to others, individually and collectively. The authors assert that focusing on unity in mission and emphasizing greater cooperation on behalf of the mission of the church will foster increased cohesion among Christians. Contributors to the volume discuss existing ways in which Christians share unity in mission through their ministry in word and sacrament, and challenge readers to consider additional ways of creating greater unity in mission. They offer evaluations as well as solutions for engendering greater understanding and appreciation among Christians so that greater unity in mission may be achieved.About the Editors:Mitzi J. Buddeis Head Librarian and Professor at Virginia Theological Seminary. Dr. Budde is Vice President of the North American Academy of Ecumenists and serves on the advisory board of the Paulist North American Office for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations.Don Thorsenis Professor of Theology and Chair of Graduate Theology and Ethics at Azusa Pacific University in California. The author of several books, Dr. Thorsen served for more that a decade on two ecumenical commissions in the National Council of Churches: Faith and Order and Interfaith Relations.