A hill on which to die
Subtitle: one Southern Baptist's journey
By: Paul Pressler.
Publisher: Broadman & Holman
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Nashville, Tenn
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 362
Subjects: Pressler, Paul, 1930-; Southern Baptist Convention -- Biography.; Baptists -- United States -- Biography.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: My heritage; title: The contented, curious years; title: Away from home; title: A fork in the road; title: Coming home; title: God's direction : Chicago; title: Seeds of dissension; title: At the Cafe du Monde; title: Young people all around us; title: A change in direction; title: Getting involved; title: Meeting the right pastors; title: Our son; title: Learning the ropes; title: Marching to Zion; title: Houston, 1979; title: In the thick of battle; title: Round two : another big win; title: The opposition mobilizes; title: Dallas and beyond; title: The heart of the issue; title: How the liberals fought the battle; title: Within the inner sanctum; title: The media; title: Donahue; title: Baptist Press; title: A heart for missions; title: Southern Baptists and government; title: Bits and pieces; title: My heroes of the resurgence; title: The future of the Convention; title: A look to the future; title: Appendixes. Report to Second Baptist's deacons, August, 1964; title: Delineation of possible problems; title: Votes for the President of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1979-1998