This book investigates the challenges and opportunities for church renewal in the late 20th century. It examines the need for adaptation and revitalization within Christian institutions to remain relevant and effective in a changing societal landscape. The author, Waldo J. Werning, draws upon his experience and theological insights to propose strategies for congregational growth and spiritual vitality.

This work is likely to be of interest to clergy, church leaders, and lay members seeking to understand and implement renewal within their congregations. The focus on practical strategies suggests an accessible approach for those involved in church administration and ministry. The book's publication date indicates it addresses issues relevant to the late 20th century, offering historical context for contemporary church dynamics.