To love a city
Subtitle: a congregation's long love affair with Nashville's inner city
By: William L. Barnes
Contributors: Edgehill United Methodist Church (Nashville, Tenn.)
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Nashville?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
Subjects: Inner cities; Church and social problems; United Methodist Church (U.S.); City churches; Clergy; Church history; Edgehill United Methodist Church (Nashville, Tenn.); Biography; History
Table of contents: title: Early influences; title: Huntland; title: From Huntland to Carroll Street; title: Edgehill beginnings; title: War on poverty, war on the poor; title: Public policy: urban renewal; title: Draft counseling; title: Race, civil rights; title: The issue of sexual orientation; title: HIV-AIDS; title: Education: the public schools; title: Housing; title: Housing, homelessness; title: Special populations: ongoing awareness of oppression; title: Crime, jails, and prisons; title: International experience; title: Direct services and systems, charity and justice; title: Supplying the tool chest: spin-offs, float-outs; title: The congregational tool box; title: Personal income and expenditures; title: Retirement, retread; title: Taking Mr. Peden's advice.