Three areas relative to the campus ministry are assessed: the discovery and nurture of the spirit, contemplation and action in higher education, and the ministries of faith communities. The collection of essays addresses the religious events happening within colleges and universities and the religious communities which have been formed within them. Contents are as follows: "Beginnings," by Robert Rankin; "An Interpretation," by David Allan Hubbard; "Serving with a Whole Heart: A Jewish Perspective of Campus Ministry," by Max D. Ticktin; "On Being Passionate: Reflections on Roman Catholic Approaches to Spirituality," by Nancy Malone; "Evangelical Spirituality on College Campuses," by Rebecca Manley Pippert; "The Discovery and Nurture of the Spirit in the Mainline Traditions of the Church," by Edwin E. Beers; "An Interpretation," by Parker J. Palmer; "Judaism Triumphant (More or Less)," by Arnold Jacob Wolf; "To Build with Living Stones," by Mary Luke Tobin; "Resurrection and Liberation: An Evangelical Approach to Social Justice," by Ronald J. Sider; "Despite All Appearances to the Contrary," by Beverly A. Asbury; "An Interpretation," by Myron B. Bloy, Jr.; "Time, Space and Purpose: The Struggle for Jewish Community," by Richard N. Levy; "...according to the grace given us," by Elaine M. Prevallet; "What Is Faith Community in the Black Evangelical Tradition?" by Eric Payne; "A Mainline Parish-Based Protestant Ministry with Students," by Joseph C. Williamson; "Reflections," by Robert Rankin; and "Formation of Religious Communities," by Lucien Roy. (SW)