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The first English-language history of Protestantism in Guatemala.

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"A complex, intelligent, interesting, and very useful work on the history of Protestantism in Guatemala... It provides not only a reassessment of the meaning and importance of the growth of Protestant religion in Guatemala, but also a reinterpretation of aspects of Guatemalan history viewed through this particular focus." Jim Handy, Professor of History, University of Saskatchewan

Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. “Order, Progress, and Protestants”: The Beginning of Mission
  • Chapter 2. “Better Than Gunships”: The Institutional Expansion of Missions
  • Chapter 3. Ethnicity and Mission Work
  • Chapter 4. Protestants and Politics
  • Chapter 5. The Revolutionary Years
  • Chapter 6. The Postrevolutionary Years
  • Chapter 7. The Earthquake and the Culture of Violence
  • Chapter 8. The Protestant President
  • Epilogue
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index

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      Publisher: University of Texas Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/09/1998
      ISBN13: 9780292728172, 978-0292728172
      ISBN10: 0292728174

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The first English-language history of Protestantism in Guatemala.

      Trade Review
      "A complex, intelligent, interesting, and very useful work on the history of Protestantism in Guatemala... It provides not only a reassessment of the meaning and importance of the growth of Protestant religion in Guatemala, but also a reinterpretation of aspects of Guatemalan history viewed through this particular focus." Jim Handy, Professor of History, University of Saskatchewan

      Table of Contents
      • Introduction
      • Chapter 1. “Order, Progress, and Protestants”: The Beginning of Mission
      • Chapter 2. “Better Than Gunships”: The Institutional Expansion of Missions
      • Chapter 3. Ethnicity and Mission Work
      • Chapter 4. Protestants and Politics
      • Chapter 5. The Revolutionary Years
      • Chapter 6. The Postrevolutionary Years
      • Chapter 7. The Earthquake and the Culture of Violence
      • Chapter 8. The Protestant President
      • Epilogue
      • Notes
      • Bibliography
      • Index

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