How do members of disparate ethnic and racial heritages come to identify and achieve
stable affiliation with multiracial congregations? This article specifies an approach to …

Color-blind racism develops when persons ignore color in people and see them simply as
individuals. As persons of color in racialized societies such as the United States are …

Many people have heard the phrase, sometimes attributed to Martin Luther King Jr., that
from eleven to twelve on a Sunday morning is the most segregated hour in America. Fewer …

In recent years, a number of excellent ethnographic and qualitative studies have signaled a
growing interest among scientists in immigrants and their religious practices. Few large …

In the following I review the extant literature on the sociology of Asian American Christianity
which has grown exponentially since the 1980s. While some studies continue to offer …

Asian Americans are one the fastest growing nonwhite populations and nearly half are
Christian. Little is known, however, about the impact of religion on their civic lives beyond …

This dissertation aims to understand African migrants' pathways to integration in the United
States. In particular, it examines how they recreate the ties of community life—“the village” …

This dissertation examines the relationship between Buddhism and the sociology of religion,
by examining the ways in which the study of American Buddhism can inform the theories of …

Based on a careful ethnographic study of a racially and ethnically diverse immigrant mosque
in a mid-sized Midwestern city, I examine the divergent perspectives developed by a group …