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364 ˜ Index of Names and Subjects
Moses, Sarah, 95
Moyers, Bill, 229
Mulligan, Joe, 40
Muscogee County (Ga.), 30
˜ N ˜
National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People (NAACP),
111
National Collegiate Athletic Association
(NCAA), 242
Nazarene Manifesto (Luke 4:16–30), 78
Nelson, Gary X., 180–82
Newark (N.J.), 109
New Deal, 69
New Hope House, 329
Nicaragua, 293–94
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 106, 312
Nineteenth Amendment (U.S. Constitution),
69
nonviolence, practice of, 348
Nouwen, Henri, 40, 255
nuclear weapons, 314
˜ O ˜
Oakhurst Park (Decatur, Ga.), 267
O’Connor, Elizabeth, 229
O’Connor, Flannery, 91, 224
Of Mice and Men (Steinbeck), 296
“Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel”
(hymn), 256, 258, 349
Olympic Games (Atlanta, 1996), 116,
120
Open Door Community: AIDS and,
59; alcoholism and, 290–91; critical
reflection and, 346; discipleship
and, 234; Holy Week and, 64, 207,
235–38, 239–40; Lenten practices
and, 226; living arrangements, 72,
239, 345, 348; Mennonites and,
194; neighbors and, 120, 325,
329–30; nutritious food and, 348;
origins of, 293, 341–42; partners,
156, 269; retreats and, 348–49;
uniqueness of, 221–22, 342–43;
worship and, 206–11
“O Sacred Head, Now Wounded”
(hymn), 230, 233
Other Side, The, 229
Owens, Joe, 35
˜ P ˜
Palm Sunday, 235
“Partridge Festival, The” (O’Connor),
91–92, 93
Passover Seder, 210
Patton, Becky, 184
Patton, Frank, 184
Paul: biblical writings of, 219–20,
319–20, 323–24; character of,
317–18; Reformation and, 310
Payne, Billy, 116
Peak Load labor pool, 281
Peasants’ War (1524–26), 322
Pell Grants, 139 n. 1
Pentecost, 308
People v. Gary X. Nelson, 181
Peter, as disciple, 224
Philemon, Letter to, 323–24
Phoenix statue, 114
Pickens, Donna, 17
Pickens, John, 17, 235
Piedmont (Carolinas), 278–79
plasma banks. See blood banks
Plaza Park, 110, 115, 119, 236, 240
“Pneumonia grass,” 114
Pohl, Christine, 215
Ponce de Leon Avenue, 267–68
“Ponce Pass,” 64
Ponce Pub, 268
Pontius Pilate, 242
pony, as word, 94
poor: advocacy for, 317; attitudes toward,
306–7, 315
Poor People’s Campaign (1968), 97
Poor Richard’s Almanac, 189
Portman, John, 115
Potts, Ed, 36
Powell, Louis F. Jr., 199