No. 1

The strength of Mao's power/ M. Searle Bates--p.3-4.

Sin as Pride and Sin as Sloth/ John C. Raines--p.4-8.

National Development and Social Revolution: Part II/ Richard Shaull--p.9-15.

No.2

Why the Sea is Boiling/ George D. Younger--p.16-18.

Season of good reports/ Robert S. Lecky--p.18-20.

Thinking is doing/ Tom F. Driver--p.20-23.

The Killing of Brother Dietrich/ John A. Phillips--p.24-26.

Delaware: The First (Police?) State/ Leon Howel--p.26-30.

No.3

The Period of Crossed Fingers/ John C. Bennett--p.33-34.

The Realist and the Radicals/ Michael Novak--p.34-36.

Up to our Steeple in Politics/ Will D. Campbell, James Y. Holloway--p.36-40.

The Steeple in Perspective: Four Views/ Pete Young, B.J. Stiles--p.40-41.

A higher fundamentalism/ Arthur J. Moore--p.41-42.

Saints, Maniacs and Hypocrites/ Pete Young--p.42-43.

Variety of Ministries/ Stephen C. Rose--p.43-44.

No.4

A bigger Dock in Memphis?/ C Eric Lincolin--p.45-46.

Explosive Spending/ James Kuhn--p.46-47.

The Dilemmas of Urban Education/ Kenneth W. Thompson--p.47-48.

An Interview with Reinhold Niebuhr/ Ronald H. Stone--p.48-52.

Coercion and Counter-Coercion: the Campus Revolt/ Gibson Winter--p.53-56.

Eduardo C. Mondlane 1920-1969/ Edward A. Hawley--p.57-60.

No.5

Has the US Freaked Out?/ Howard Moody--p.61-62.

Steps in the Wrong Direction/ Jogn Bennett--p.62-63.

"Justice" Army Style/ Robert Mcafee Brown--p. 63-64.

A Message to the People of South Africa/ Alan Paton--p.64-68.

Ethical Guidelines for the Control of Life/ Gabriel Fackre--p.68-76.

No.6

Domestic Colonialism/ Stephen C. Rose--p.79-80.

The Challenge to thru=e Seminary/ Richard Shaull--p.81-86.

Priorities in Theological Education/ John C. Bennett--p.87-90.

The Challenge of the new student/ Richard L. Schaper--p.91-92.

The Blakening Theological Education/ J. Archie Hargraves--p.93-98.

The Seminary Scene: An Overview/ H. Elliott Wright--p.98-107.

No.7

On Holidays and Deaths/ Robert Mcafee Brown--p.109-110.

Creating Urban Chaos/ Howard Moody--p.110-111.

"Man is Only human"/ B.A. Themis--p.111-113.

Ecumenism in Limbo/ Stephen C, Rose--p.113-118.

Striking the Tripolar Balance/ Jon W. Fuller, William E. Jackson Jr.--p.118-123.

No.8

Hypocrisies Unmasked/ Michael Novak--p.125-127.

India's by-eletions/ M.M. Thomas--p.127-128.

Asian Politics and Priorities/ Ross Terrill--p.128-131.

Christianity and Marxism: Convergence and Divergence/ Jan M. Lochman--p.131-133.

The Agony of French Canada/ Wilfred F. Butcher--p.133-136.

Hard Contract/ Ralph Moore--p.136-137.

The Sales Man/ Leon Howell--p.137-138.

Goodbye Columbus/ Ron Henderson--p.138-139.

Preparation Now?/ Stephen C. Rose--p.141-143.

The Administrator's Dilemma/ John C. Bennett--p.143-144.

Crossing the South China Sea/ Ross Terrill--p.144-147.

Four Poets: Part I, John Haines and James Wright/ David Budbill--p.147-150.

Nigeria Vs. Biafra: On Taking Sides/ Colin Legum--p.150-154.

No.10

The Federal Bureau of Innuendo/ Arthur J. Moore--p.157.

The Age og Conservative/ Richard T. Baker--p.158-159.

Conial Brokerage/ Stephen C. Rose--p.159-160.the Radical Politics of Local Control/ Milton Kotler--p.160-162.

Trading Absolution for Support/ Pete Young--p.162-166.

Thailand: Nation in a Squeeze/ Ross Terrill--p.166-169.

The battle of People's Park/ Berkeley, Mark Juergensmeyer--p.169-171.

No.11

The Crisis of Foreign Aid/Kenneth W. Thompson--p.173-174.

The prodigals Return/ Richard John Neuhaus--p.174-175.

What kind of people are we?/ Robert S. Bilheimer--p.176-178.

The Revolution implicit in Development/ Paul Abrecht--p.178-181.

The UCM Decision: Romance or Reality?/ Charlotte Bunch Week--p.181-184.

No.12

Discriminating Against Potential/ James Kuhn--p.185-186.

A case of Historical Amnesia/ Howard Moody--p.186-187.

A visit to Vietnam/ Anne M. Bennett--p.187-188.

Nixon and Southern Schools/ James K. Batten--p.189-191.

Revolutionaries of Utopians?/ Ross Terrill--p.191-195.

Two Asthmatic Wheezes: Che on stage and Screen/H. Elliott Wright--p.197-198.

No.13

Reflections on recent Elections/Roger L. Shinn--p.198-199.

The Chinese Revolution: Phase 1969/M. Searle Bates--p.199-201.

Responsive Government/ John David Maguire--p.201-202.

The Churches Look at Tax Exemption/ Dean M. Kelley--p.203-205.

Four Poets: Part II, Galway Kinnel Robert Bly/ David Budbill--p.206-208.

No.14

The senate Revolt on the ABM/ John C. Bennett--p.209-210.

The Kings Chapel and the Kings court/ Reihold Niebuhr--p.211-212.

An Interview With Ivan Illich/ Wayne H. Cowan--p.2219.13-

Whe University Confronts Crisis/ Paul Bernstein--p.220-221.

Reparations and the Colonial Analogy/ Donal L. Robinson--p.222-223.

Apollo as Ritual/ Roger L. Shinn--p.233.

No.15

Beyond Discreet Silence/ Harvey C. Cox--p.225-226.

Moon shot Afterthoughts/ Robert Mcafee Brown--p.226-227.

The President's Error/ Reihold Niebuhr--p.227-228.

The dynamic City/ Dan W. Dodson--p.228-232.

The tragic Middle East/ Roger S. Shinn--p.233-236.

Canterbury 1969: The Universe into a Ball/Betty Thompson--p.236-238.

Anglican -Methodist Un-union/ Trevor Beeson--p.238-239.

No.16

A Missing Dimension/ John C. Bennett--p.241-242.

Bust or Trust?/ Wayne H. Cowan--p.242-243.

A Policeman's lot/ Roger S. Shinn--p.243-244.

The Demonic in American Society/ William Stringfellow--p.244-248.

No.17

Tax Reform, the Poor and the Near Poor/ James Kuhn--p.249-250.

Two Decades of Revolutionary China/ M. Searle Bates--p.250-251.

The Price of Wealth/ Wayne H. Cowan--p.252.

Public opinion and Development/ Gilbert Blardone--p.253-255.

A Word to Developed and Developing Nations/ Samuel L. Palmar--p.256-259.

No.18

End the War now!/ John C. Bennett--p.261-263.

What Happened to the Peace Dividend?/ James Kuhn--p.263-266.

The Peace Dividend in Perspective: Four Responses/ Richard Boone--p.266-267.

A lack of Knowledge and Leadership/ Wiliam Pfaff--p.267.

Governmental Gobbledegook/ Robert S. Brown--p.268.

A Flabbiness of National Will/ Robert Lekachman--p.268-269.

After Camille/ Bruce Hilton--p.270-272.

Who Spiked the Grapes?/ B.J. Stiles--p.272-274.

No.19

...to blind up the Nation's Wounds"/Roger L. Shinn--p.277-278.

A Family affair/ Arthur J. Moore--p.278-279.

The SST: The Larger Questions/ Karl M. Ruphenthal--p.279-284.

The Pastore Bill/ William F. Fore--p.285-287.

Edwards Kennedy's Trial/ Michael Novak--p.288-289.

No.20

Drugs, the Law and High-Minded delusions/ Howard Moody--p.293-294.

The Michican way/ C. Eric Lincoln--p.294-295.

The NCC: Phenix on the Hudson?/ Stephen C. Rose--p.295-301.

The NCC in Perspective: Three Responses David G. Colwel--p. 302-306.

No.21

The administration and Black America/John David Maguire--p.309-311.

New Controls on Broadcasting?/ Richard T. Baker--p.311.

Housing: Breakdown or Breakthrough?/ Jack E. Patterson--p.312-316.

General Electric and union Rights/ James Kuhn--p.316-320.

No.22

Advent Amid the Slaughter of the Innocents/ Walbo Beach--p.322-323.

Standing with those who stand alone/ Richard Ohmann--p.324.

Prinsoners of Principle/ William M. Gaylin--p.325-328.

Serving time at Sandstone/ Robert Gilliam--p.328-331.

The War and Draft: an Overview/ Tom Cornell--p.332-335.

No.23

Preventive War Against the Black Panthers/ Harvey Cox--p.337-338.

Rhetoric and reality/ Kenneth W. Thompson--p.338-339.

Liberal and Radical in an Age of Discontinuity/ Richard Shaull--p.339-345.

The NCC Detroit Assembly: Two Views/ Thelma Stevens. Robert S. Lecky--p.345-347.

No.24

Unto them that hath shall be given/ James Kuhn--p.349-350.

A new Era in the Pacific/ Jerry K. Fisher--p.350-354.

Eugene McCathy: Politics as Witness/ Michael Novak--p.354-357.