The article discusses the Protestant chaplain for Rutgers and Glassboro State, who is a former protester for racial justice and continues to advocate for peace. He states in a quote that the Church is "the one institution... that is free enough from the culture to criticize it."

A new union between Protestant and Catholic religious groups at Rutgers forms because students feel they need answers about their big questions. The United Christian Fellowship holds "teach-ins" about contemporary issues and local problems.

The new United Christian Fellowship is succeeding, and many students are living in UCF housing. Some are planning on a "live-in," where they will work with the North Camden Metropolitan Ministry on inner city issues and learn more about their city.