Mission Possible

Whether in the old Viennese coffee house or the trendy Berlin night bar, in the Styrian kitchen or the Hessian hair salon: discussions about God and the world are gaining new momentum in society and the church. One term is central to this: mission. Every person dreams of having a mission, of finding their way through life. This applies to the searching atheist as well as the proud godparent: we all want to provide a very personal answer to the troubles, but also the joys of the world. Otto Neubauer outlines an exciting new path based on over 25 years of mission experience across Europe. With questions, answers, tasks, countless new ideas, proven practical examples, and many stories, he leads to a crucial discovery: mission is about experiencing happiness and sharing it. This way, even in an increasingly uncertain world, a common home can emerge.

“Mission means for me first and foremost: genuine, passionate interest in people. Otto Neubauer lives this adventure of encounter with a freshness and vitality that always surprises me. This book shows how exciting that can be. It’s contagious.” (Cardinal Christoph Schönborn OP)

“The book 'Mission Possible' by Otto Neubauer is a stroke of luck. Finally, a book that not only encourages dialogue and mission but is also theologically well-founded and enriched with many proven practical examples. A must-read and highly recommend!” (Auxiliary Bishop Ansgar Puff, Archdiocese of Cologne)

“Please read this book! It provides a strong heartfelt impulse to meet others and ask: How are you? Who are you? The book shows that Christian mission is not about establishing a religious business relationship or propaganda, but happens in honest encounters.” (Bishop Hermann Glettler, Diocese of Innsbruck).