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