Refugees in International Politics

Arlene M. Sanchez Walsh is an assistant professor of religious studies at DePaul University.

"Sanchez Walsh thus fills a huge gap in the literature by describing the living, and often tension-ridden terrain of Pentecostal faith as it is actually experienced by Latinos." -- Books and Culture "Clearly and crisply written... This volume provides many important insights into the rapidly growing Latino Pentecostal World." -- John T. Ford, Religious Studies Review "A book that belongs on the shelf of any scholar of Pentecostalism and any scholar of ethnicity and religion." -- Sarah Stohlman, Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies

• Introduction El Aposento Alto Workers for the Harvest: LABI and the Institutionalization of a Latino Pentecostal Identity "Normal Church Can't Take Us": Victory Outreach and the Re-Creating of a Latino Pentecostal Identity "Slipping Into Darkness": G.A.N.G. and the Making of a Latino Evangelical Youth Culture "Worlds Apart": The Vineyard, La Vina, and the American Evangelical Subculture Epilogue