Raymond Brady Williams Bücher

The book explores the impact of recent Indian immigrant Christians on American Christianity, highlighting their unique blend of ancient rites, St. Thomas orthodoxy, and modern Protestantism. It examines migration trends since 1965 and the establishment of Indian Christian churches, emphasizing the influence of Christian nurses on family immigration dynamics and gender relations. The study also addresses the effects of contemporary mobility on transnational religious communities and critiques the responses of American religious institutions to these emerging forms of Christianity.

Focusing on the spiritual practices and beliefs of immigrants from India and Pakistan, this study explores the diverse religious landscapes they bring to their new environments. It examines how these communities maintain their cultural identities while adapting to different societal contexts. Through in-depth analysis, the book highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by these immigrant groups in preserving their faith traditions amidst change.

The book provides a comprehensive overview of the growth and geographic expansion of Swaminarayan institutions, detailing significant leadership transitions and their influence both in India and internationally. It offers current insights into the institutions' impact on communities and their evolving role in society.

Focusing on the diverse religious practices of immigrants from India and Pakistan, this study explores how these communities preserve their faith and cultural identity in a new environment. It delves into the complexities of their beliefs, rituals, and the challenges they face in maintaining their traditions while integrating into a different society. Through in-depth analysis, the work highlights the interplay between religion and identity, offering insights into the experiences of these immigrant populations.

Accessible and relevant to scholars, students, and the public interested in Hinduism, comparative religions, interfaith discourse, immigrants, and transnational movements. This new edition includes up-to-date information about growth, geographic expansion, leadership transitions, and the impact of Swaminarayan institutions in India and abroad.

The story of a Welsh rural family in Pembrokeshire, and their struggle to cope with industrialisation and poverty in 19th-century Wales. The story covers the rural poverty of the pre-industrial agricultural labourer and the risky lives of those involved in the iron and coal industries.