Will the church lose the city?
By: Edited by Kendig Brubaker Cully and F. Nile Harper.
Contributors: Harper, Frederick Nile, joint comp.
Publisher: World Pub. Co.
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: City churches.; Cities and towns.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [245]-250.
Table of contents: title: Part I: Viewpoints on the city: A historical view, by R. W. Friedrichs. A sociological view, by D. W. Dodson. An economic view, by R. Kaminsky. A psychological view, by J. P. Kildahl. An aesthetic view, by R. S. Jackson. An integrative view, by M. E. Marty.; title: Part II: Viewpoints on the church in the city: The city and the church: historical interlockings, by R. T. Handy. The city from a Biblical standpoint, by W. Klassen. The churches and the challenges of poverty, by L. E. Schaller. The Black church in search of a new theology, by G. S. Wilmore, Jr. Religion, church, and culture, by W. Hamilton. Leadership for change in church and society, by G. W. Webber. The church in the city as a locale for humanizing life, by H. Moody.; title: Part III: Actualities and prospects: What are the churches actually doing in the city? I, by D. W. Barry. What are the churches actually doing in the city? II, by G. H. J. Woodard. Prospects and parables, by F. N. Harper. Focus and future, by K. B. Cully.