I'VE ALWAYS SUSPECTED that you can tell a lot about a church (or any voluntary association, for that matter) by looking at the automobiles in its parking lot.
An edition of Mine eyes have seen the glory: a journey into the evangelical subculture in America
(1989)
Mine eyes have seen the glory
by Randall Herbert Balmer
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Host Randall Balmer travelled throughout the United States to uncover the richness, diversity, and energy of the Evangelical movement. The result is an intimate look at who the Evangelicals are, what they believe, what difference their faith makes in their lives, how they seek to protect their children from the corrupting influences of society, how they are trying to change the world, and emerging forms of Evangelicalism that suggest what their future may be like. Three 55-minute segments.
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Evangelicalism, Pentecostals, Church history, Fundamentalism, History, Evangelikale Bewegung, Fondamentalisme protestant, Pentecôtistes, Évangélisme, Histoire religieuse, Églises protestantes, Subcultuur, Fundamentalismus, Evangelisation, Evangelischen, United states, church history, 20th century, Pentecostal churches, PentecostalismPlaces
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Table of Contents
Program 1. America's folk religion
Program 2. The making of a sub-culture
Program 3. Coming of age.
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Based on the book of the same title by Randall Balmer.
Camera, Chris Cox, Emmett Wilson ; editor, Michael J. De Lazzer ; music, Jim Parker.
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