'In a time when the role of the digital world is being experienced by many for the first time, Ecclesiology for a Digital Church has come along at just the right time. Assembling an array of scholar-practitioners from a global perspective, this book takes on this issue theologically, sociologically, and practically. For those perplexed about the tension between reach for a church and embodiment, this collection helps you sort things out. It is a needed work for a time of transition for the church that is reflective and wise.' -- Darrell L. Bock, Dallas Theological Seminary

'This is such an important book for both theologians and sociologists. Heidi and John have brought together a wealth of experience and thought from across the world to offer their own thoughts on what is means to be church in the digital age. This book helps us grasp the Church’s global response to the COVID pandemic and how digital played its own part in an ongoing revolution in church practice. It is a must read for students, pastors, researchers and professors alike.' -- Pete Phillips, Spurgeon's College, UK