Seven articles and a series of cartoons provide background information and practical suggestions for the development of a working relationship between community colleges and the church. William E. Hallman discusses the church's responsibility for ministry at the community colleges. Robert A. Mayo explores the ways in which a supportive relationship between community colleges and the church can help both institutions fulfill their roles as community service agencies. Roger Schmidt examines current trends in and the potential for religious studies at community colleges. Edmund J. Gleazer, Jr., analyzes the growth of community colleges and the problems they currently face. Mary Alice Geier provides suggestions to local congregations for involvement in the community college mission. Earl J. Lowell presents a case method approach to assist local clergy in establishing goals and objectives for ministry with community colleges. The monograph concludes with a handbook by Mary Alice Geier for developing a ministry with community colleges. (Author/JP)