Europa wächst zusammen. Was im politischen Kontext oft nur ein frommer Wunsch ist, lässt sich im Gottesdienst vielerorts erleben. Der Gottesdienstatlas der Gemeinschaft Evangelischer Kirchen in Europa (GEKE) bietet eine differenzierte, aber umfassende Sicht auf wichtige Entwicklungen der kirchlichen Landschaft in Sachen Liturgie. In dieser theologischen Grundlegung enthalten sind Beiträge von Experten aus Theorie und Praxis. Sie stammen aus Dänemark, Estland, Italien, Österreich, der Schweiz, Schottland und Deutschland. Konfessionelle Prägungen und aktuelle Herausforderungen (z. B. mehrsprachige Gottesdienste) werden deutlich, Beispiele gelungener Feier sind ausgeführt. Dazu gehören u. a. alternative Gottesdienste und offene Konzepte wie eine Church Night. [European Atlas of Liturgy] Europe is growing together. What in political contexts is often only a pious hope may be experienced in many places in regard to worship service. The worship atlas of the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe (CPCE) provides a differentiated but comprehensive view on significant developments of the ecclesial landscape in liturgical matters. This theological foundation contains contributions by experts from theory and practice coming from Austria, Denmark, Estonia, Italy, Scotland, Switzerland, and Germany. Denominational backgrounds and current challenges (for example multilingual services) become apparent. And successful celebrations are presented as for example alternative worship services and open concepts like the Church Night.

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