Appalachia in transition
By: edited by Max E. Glenn.
Publisher: Bethany Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: St. Louis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
Subjects: Church and social problems -- Appalachian Region.; Appalachian Region -- Social conditions.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"Originally, all but two of the chapters were presented to annual meetings of CORA [Commission on Religion in Appalachia] The others were given at sessions of the Council of the Southern Mountains or the Federation of Communities in Service. All have been revised."
Table of contents: title: Building an Appalachian alliance for growth, by R. R. Widner.; title: The Appalachian-urban crisis, by S. C. Mayo.; title: Human development problems in Appalachia, by M. K. Appleby.; title: The Christian meaning of community, by E. C. Gardner.; title: Communion, communication, and community, by W. A. Jones, Jr.; title: Suspicion and community in Appalachia, by M. Smathers.; title: Overcoming cruelty with love, by J. E. Carothers.; title: A case study in community, by T. E. Woodall and B. B. Maurer.; title: Cooperative mission in Appalachia, by M. E. Glenn.; title: How religion mirrors and meets Appalachian culture, by J. E. Weller.; title: Ecumenical trends and Appalachia, by W. R. Sengel.; title: A new commitment to mission, by W. E. Sanders.