Scott Anson Benhase was the 10th Bishop of Georgia. He served in parish ministry for 27 years. In parish ministry, he had a pattern of calls that led him to parishes that were longing for redevelopment and refocusing toward a deeper life of grace and a robust engagement in the community. As bishop, he instituted specific, required training programs for all parish clergy so that they can be more effective in their leadership. He now serves as the vicar of St. Cyprian’s in Durham, North Carolina.

"The deep wisdom of Done and Left Undone is refreshing, penetrating, and, most importantly, useful in the everyday challenges of being an ordained church leader. This book is a celebration of our God-given capacity to embrace an impossible mission with humble and thankful hearts."—The Rt. Rev. Anne E. Hodges-Copple, Bishop Suffragan, Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina

"Bishop Benhase summons clergy to our foundations: to become, again, teachers of the 'Great Narrative of Redemption' and the sacramental and ascetical practices that daily immerse us in it. Only then can mission move organically and passionately from the 'inside-out.' His call to Christian formation under the gospel of grace could scarcely be more urgent."—The Rev. Dr. Julia Gatta, The Bishop Frank A. Juhan Professor of Pastoral Theology, School of Theology, University of the South

"Benhase's book reads like a good sermon: you'll find yourself arguing with him, wanting to modify parts of what he is saying, and, on occasion, nodding your head in total agreement. The chapter on ascetical leadership is full of practical wisdom."—The Rev. Robert Gallagher, Priest and Consultant in Congregational Development, Seattle, Washington