Abstract
Preface Contributors Introduction Understanding Generation X: Values, Politics, and Religious Commitments Donald E. Millar and Arpi Misha Miller Part I. Spirituality Embodied 1. Marked for Jesus: Sacred Tattooing Among Evangelical Gen Xers Lori Jensen, Richard W. Flory, Donald E. Miller 2. Spirituality Bites: Xers and the Gothic Cult/ure Julia Winden Fey Part II. GenX Multicultures 3. Sunday Night Fever (An) Urban Mosaic in Shangri-La LaDawn Prieto 4. Slipping into Darkness: Popular Culture and the Creation of a Latino Evangelical Youth Culture Arlen Sanchez Walsh 5. Creating Campus Communities: Korean-American Ministries at UCLA Sharon Kim 6. The Traditional as Alternative: The Gen-X Appeal of the International Church of Christ Gregory C. Stanczak Part III. Community and Congregation 7. When Two Worlds Collide: Generation X Culture and Conservative Evangelicalism Lori Jensen 8. Saturday Night in Pasadena: Wholeness, Healing and Holiness at Harvest Rock Church Douglas Hayward 9. Spirit Made Flesh: The Tangible Spirituality of 'LL Prime Time' Kimberley Leaman Algallar and Richard W. Flory 10. 'Friday Night Live: It's Not Your Parents' Shabbat' J. Liora Gubkin 11. Losing Life to Save It: An 'Insider' Ethnography of the Church of the Redeemer Community in South Central Los Angeles Timothy Sato Conclusion. Toward a Theory of Generation X Religion Richard W. Flory
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