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City Profile: Houston, TX (2012)

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Houston, once a small oil and rail yard town, is America’s second fastest growing city, covering an area slightly smaller than Massachusetts but bigger than New Jersey. The city is also one where no single ethnic group claims more than 33 percent of the...

New podcast meets need for more interfaith dialogue

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Houston has a story to tell — one about diverse religions co-existing and thriving in one city.It’s a tale with countless narrators, multiple interpretations and a number of interesting details, a story Rev. Greg Han, director of interfaith relations at...

Zahra Jamal

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Zahra Jamal was a student at Harvard University when she conducted research in the Ismaili community in Houston, Texas. Muslims in America comprise a microcosm of the diversity of cultures, ethnicities, traditions, and practices that constitutes the...

Marguerite Cauble

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Marguerite Cauble, a student at Harvard College, researched South India Christianity in Houston, Texas beginning in summer 2003. Cauble worked with several of the churches in the Houston area, and explored the relations between the congregations as they...

E. Allen Richardson and Dr. Cate Cameron

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The Vraj affiliate research project documented the creation of a multi-million dollar temple (haveli) near Pottsville, Pennsylvania, the spiritual headquarters in the western hemisphere for the Vallabha Sampradaya, a north Indian bhakti sect. The...