Religious Healing in Boston: First Findings
edited by Susan Sered and Linda L. Barnes
May 8, 2001
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Contents
Introduction
Susan Sered
Protestant Traditions
Healing
Encounters in Two Communities: African American Protestantism and Christian
Science
Kathryn Koliss
"For
Waters Shall Break Forth in the Wilderness": Healing Generation X at the
Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Cambridge
Scott Sang-Hyun Lee
God
Always Heals but Does Not Always Cure: The Search for Healing in the Episcopal
Church
Jennifer L. Hollis
"Faith
Healing, Christian Science and Kindred Phenomona": Women and Healing in
Late-Nineteenth-Century Boston
Heather D. Curtis
From the Global to the Local
Healing
in the African Diaspora Communities of Boston
Linda L. Barnes, Kenneth Fox, Eugene Adams, Janice Desir, Martin Epson, Melissa
Hackman, Breai Mason, and Chioma Nnaji
Honey, Hadiths, and Health Day: A Spectrum of Healing in the Daily Life of Boston
Muslims
Amy E. Rowe
Jewish
Healing in Boston
Susan Sered
The
Range of Religious Healing Options in the Boston Vietnamese Community
Nam Ngyuen
Chinese
Healing in Boston
Linda L. Barnes
Varieties of Catholic Healing
Unsung
Heroines: Parish Nurses in the Roman Catholic Church
Sheila McMahon
Calling
in the Specialist: Saints and Healing in Boston's North End
Rosemary S. Lloyd
Hanging
Healing on Your Neck: The Catholic Custom of Scapulars
Sarah Ramer
