Guest explores how evangelical congregations have appropriated the
values and media of contemporary culture in the propagation of a
Christian message and how this process has shaped evangelical
identity. He builds on an ethnographic study of St MichaelleBelfrey
Church in York, Englanda recognized leader in charismatic renewal
and evangelical innovation since the 1960s. Guest shows how a
persistent tradition of cultural engagement may generate growth,
while at the same time bringing about significant changes in the
structure and function of the evangelical congregation, and in the
social construction of Christian identity itself.
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