"Being Presbyterian in the Bible Belt"
"A TheologicalSurvival Guide for Youth, Parents and Other Confused Presbyterians" by Ted V. Foote, Jr. and Alex P. Thornburg
As a publication arm of the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Geneva Press has a penchant for books with inviting titles. Several years ago it published How to Spell Presbyterian. This book raised the important point that becoming a Presbyterian involved, literally and figuratively, a lesson in spelling, even if the book itself was replete with examples of misspelled Presbyterianism.
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Issue: "Growing in Grace: A Defense of Piety" July/August 2002 Vol. 11 No. 4 Page number(s): 48-49
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