Twin Cities

This profile was last updated in 2012. 

The Reverend Tom Duke seeks to “provide a visible center and point of contact” for organizing interfaith programming in the Twin Cities. Duke founded the Saint Paul Interfaith Network (SPIN) to do just that [1]...

Dr. Jeanne Kilde and Dr. Gayle Graham Yates became Pluralism Project affiliates in 2000. Together, they collaborated on a project from 2000-2003 to engage their students in research in research on the religious diversity of the Twin Cities. Both...

Ishanaa Nidhi Rambachan began researching Indo-Caribbean Hindu temples in Minnesota while a senior at Eastview High School. Although the subject of Asian migration to the United States has received much academic attention, the communities of Hindus in the...

Elizabeth Varro begin her research during the summer of 2002 while a student at Harvard Divinity School. Her work included two phases. The initial phase involved updating profiles in the origin edition of On Common Ground, the Pluralism Project's CD-ROM...

Ethnic Tibetan Buddhists and Indian Shi'ite Muslims in the Twin Cities, Minnesota

Michel Boudreaux examined two specific immigrant communities in the Twin Cities through research at their central religious centers. He documented the religious activities...