Gegenwartsfragen, etwa zu Spiritual Care, zu Resilienz oder zu Heilungsgottesdiensten im evangelikalen Raum, dazu systematische und praktisch-theologische Grundgedanken. Mit Beiträgen von Alexander Deeg, Holger Eschmann, Yemima Hadad, Hildegund Keul, Katharina Krause, Michael Leonhardi, Martin Lüstraeten, Simon Peng-Keller, Volker Reinhardt, Stefan Schweyer, Anne M. Steinmeier, und Peter Zimmerling. [Experienced Salvation. Worship and Healing] In addition to social upheaval, the years of the pandemic have changed medicine as a science, economic factor and cultural practice. For many, it has also played a growing role in the search for meaning and the good life. Christianity is permeated by the certainty that illness and healing are more than just questions about human activity. Against this background, church services are being questioned anew: In what sense do they convey salvation and healing? How "effective" are they, and on what level? The contributions in this volume explore these questions. In addition to historical reviews of the theological interpretations of epidemics and the Pietist attempts to develop Christian medicine from spirituality, there are essays on contemporary issues such as spiritual care, resilience, and healing services in the evangelical sphere, as well as systematic and practical theological ideas.