The publication of Scripture, Community and Mission firmly establishes the existence and credentials of the Network of Theology Enquiry (Note) on the landscape of International and ecumenical theological exploration. Hot on the heels of the first Note publication, namely Plurality, Power and Mission, the Note editorial committee , who have taken on board the challenging and onerous task of a producing a second volume, are to be commended indeed. The present publication, which addresses such a formidable and wide ranging theme such as Scripture, Community and Mission is a bold venture indeed. This splendid volume, which brings together a rich variety of contributions from biblical scholars and theologians, is a testimony to the courage, undoubted skill and sheer tenacity of the editors and authors concerned.