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Korean Americans and their religions : pilgrims and missionaries from a different shore /
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University Park, Pa. :
Pennsylvania State University Press,
©2001.
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Table of Contents:
- Korean American religion in international perspective /
- Kwang Chung Kim,
- R. Stephen Warner,
- and
- Ho-Youn Kwon
- The Korean immigrant church as case and model /
- R. Stephen Warner
- Pilgrimage and home in the wilderness of marginality: symbols and context in Asian American theology /
- Sang Hyun Lee
- Ethnic roles of Korean immigrant churches in the United States /
- Kwang Chung Kim
- and
- Shin Kim
- Religion as a variable in mental health: a case for Korean Americans /
- Tong-He Koh
- A theological reflection on the cultural tensions between first-century Hebraic and Hellenistic Jewish Christians and between twentieth-century first- and second-generation Korean Americans /
- Robert D. Goette
- and
- Mae Pyen Hong
- The transformation of a first-generation church into a bilingual second-generation church /
- Robert D. Goette
- Ethnic identity formation and participation in immigrant churches: second-generation Korean American experiences /
- Peter T. Cha
- Beyond "strictness" to distinctiveness: generational transition in Korean Protestant churches /
- Karen J. Chai
- Being Korean, being Christian: particularism and universalism in a second-generation congregation /
- Antony W. Alumkal
- The intersection of religion, race, gender and ethnicity in the identity formation of Korean American Evangelical women /
- Soyoung Park
- The growth of Korean Buddhism in the United States with special reference to Southern California /
- Eui-Young Yu
- Turning the wheel of Dharma in the West: Korean Sŏn Buddhism in North America /
- Samu Sunim (Kim, Sam-Woo)
- Won Buddhism in the United States /
- Bok In Kim
- Intra-ethnic religious diversity: Korean Buddhists and Protestants in greater Boston /
- Karen J. Chai.