Sowing the Sacred traces the development of Mexican-American Pentecostalism among farmworkers from the 1910s to the 1960s, drawing on oral histories, photographs taken by farmworkers, and material from new archival collections to tell an intimate story of sacred-space making in a context of labor exploitation.
Sowing the Sacred traces the development of Mexican-American Pentecostalism among farmworkers from the 1910s to the 1960s, drawing on oral histories, photographs taken by farmworkers, and material from new archival collections to tell an intimate story of sacred-space making in a context of labor exploitation.
Lloyd Daniel Barba is Assistant Professor of Religion and core faculty in Latinx and Latin American Studies at Amherst College. He has published essays on the history of race and religion, Pentecostalism, Catholicism, the Sanctuary Movement, and material religion.
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Acknowledgements Introduction: The Sacralized Profane Chapter 1: Sacred Routes: Mapping the Church Chapter 2: Sacred Waters: Baptizing the Church Chapter 3: Sacred Fields: Building the Church Chapter 4: Sacred Talents: Maturing the Church Chapter 5: Sacred Nostalgia: Remembering the Church Conclusion: The Sacred Beyond the Profane Bibliography
Acknowledgements Introduction: The Sacralized Profane Chapter 1: Sacred Routes: Mapping the Church Chapter 2: Sacred Waters: Baptizing the Church Chapter 3: Sacred Fields: Building the Church Chapter 4: Sacred Talents: Maturing the Church Chapter 5: Sacred Nostalgia: Remembering the Church Conclusion: The Sacred Beyond the Profane Bibliography
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