Christian Pluralism in the United States

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Recent immigrant Christians from India are significantly reshaping American Christianity by blending ancient Catholic Oriental rites, St. Thomas orthodoxy, modern Protestant influences, and Pentecostal revivals. This comprehensive study examines migration patterns since 1965, highlighting the emergence of Indian Christian churches and the pivotal role of Christian nurses in facilitating immigration. It also explores gender dynamics, generational transitions, and family values within these communities. Furthermore, the book discusses the impact on both American and Indian religious institutions, noting successes and challenges in adapting to this evolving landscape.