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Chapter 5. The Yoruba Religion in New York

  • Mary Cuthrell Curry
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New York Glory
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© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. Preface xi
  5. Part I. Overview
  6. Chapter 1. Religions in the City 3
  7. Chapter 2. The Religious Demography of New York City 26
  8. Part II. Denominational Reorientations
  9. Chapter 3. Continuity and Change in Episcopal Congregations in New York City 41
  10. Chapter 4. A Profile of New York City’s African American Church Leaders 55
  11. Chapter 5. The Yoruba Religion in New York 74
  12. Chapter 6. Hinduism in New York City 88
  13. Chapter 7. New York City The Bible Institute Capital of the World? 101
  14. Chapter 8. Assimilation in New York City’s Italian Parishes 112
  15. Part III. Conversions and Religious Switching
  16. Chapter 9. Orthodox Converts in New York City 131
  17. Chapter 10. The Religion of New York Jews from the Former Soviet Union 148
  18. Chapter 11. Religious Diversity and Ethnicity among Latinos 162
  19. Part IV. Ethnic Diversification
  20. Chapter 12. The Changing Face of Seventh-Day Adventism in Metropolitan New York 177
  21. Chapter 13 Mormons in New York City 196
  22. Chapter 14. Malcolm X and the Future of New York City Islam 212
  23. Part V. Religion as Therapeutic
  24. Chapter 15. Black Churches as a Therapeutic Institution 233
  25. Chapter 16. Cultural Crossroads in a Flushing Zen Monastery 246
  26. Chapter 17. New York Neo-Puritans Using Counseling to Overcome Stereotypes of Religion 260
  27. Chapter 18 Religion Class at Sing Sing Prison 269
  28. Part VI. The Religious Woman
  29. Chapter 19. Latinas in the Barrio 287
  30. Chapter 20. Orthodox Jewish Women Openly Studying the Torah 297
  31. Chapter 21. Congregation Beth Simchat Torah 312
  32. Chapter 22. Feminists, Religion, and Ethics in New York City 322
  33. Chapter 23. Gender, Community, and Change among the Rastafari of New York City 333
  34. Part VII. Politics in the Kingdom
  35. Chapter 24. Voices of the Black Religious Community of Brooklyn, New York 357
  36. Chapter 25. The Greek Orthodox Church and Identity Politics 374
  37. Conclusion: New York City’s Religions 388
  38. Bibliography 395
  39. Contributors 431
  40. Index 437
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