The is a readable book which examines the changing face of mission and ministry and especially how the understanding of ministry has failed to keep pace and need to be reconceptualised or, in the title of the book 'reimagined'. The author challenges the professional model of clergy, weaving together some of the strands that are beginning to emerge in mission and evangelism to provide an alternative model for the ministry of the whole church, rather than for the ordained clergy alone, based on the centrality of mission. The book provides the theological and theoretical bases for this reimagining and then goes on to open up the possibilities for responding , using illustrative examples drawn mainly from his own experience. A book for anyone who cares about the future of the church and essential reading for those in minstry and their lecturers.