Community in a Black Pentecostal Church: An Anthropological Study,Used

Community in a Black Pentecostal Church: An Anthropological Study,Used

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In this descriptive analysis of a contemporary, viable social groupa black Pentecostal church in the Hill District of PittsburghWilliams vividly recreates a society that most people have only glimpsed. He looks beyond "social and cultural deprivation," "social disorganization," and the "povertystricken and disadvantaged" and discovers human vitality within black lifestylesthe meaning that must reside in every cohesive human group. It is not only the first anthropological book of its kind, but also a penetrating look at the black southern peasant transplanted to the urban north, the role of the black church in this transition, the concept of community in modern society, and the cultural content of poverty.

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