New Wine, New Skins : evangelicals and liberals in a small-town church - Martin, Ralph, 1942- (New York : Paulist Press, 1976)
Martin, R. Introduction.--Le Pichon, X. Much has changed.--Trapp, M. v. Not my own effort.--O'Brien, B. The Lord is my shepherd.--Lee, J. God's way, not my way.--Savoie, E. "Thank you, Lord".--Berglund, N. Fear was my constant companion.--Smith, D. What success cannot give.--Seith, T. Call to wholeness.--Woodstock, S. Rescued by Christ.--Kosicki, G. A broken cedar.--McGrath, F. God is saving his people.--Smith, J. An American in Rome.--Smith, B. The hungry are filled with good things.--Guillet, A. A new life with God.--Duman, C. J. New wine in old wineskins.--Manney, J. A filmmaker's quest.--Maurer, C. "I will pour out my spirit on all flesh".--Tacci, S. and S. "If I only touch his garment".--Chachere, R. Wildfire in Cajun country.--Morgan, G. and B. God is changing our family.--Scanlan, M. A seminary rector and the Holy Spirit.--West, S. My idol was sports.--Thill, J. Great is God's mercy.--Notes on the contributors.
Keywords: Pentecostalism