Church-related colleges flourished in mid-20th century America. But the 1960s witnessed dramatic changes as campus after campus succumbed to the rising tide of secularism in both intellectual worldview and student behavior. L. John Van Til's "The Soul of Grove City College" tells the powerful story of perhaps the only college which recovered its spiritual roots as the 1970s unfolded. An enlightening read of Grove City College's founders' original vision, its decline and its rebirth. --W. Andrew Hoffecker Emeritus Professor of Church History Reformed Theological Seminary