Table of Contents

Diane Winston on Salvation Army Lassies * David Morgan on Protestant visual culture * Fran Grace on Carry Nation and Temperance * J. Terry Todd on fundamentalism in New York City's Jan Age * Roberto Lint-Sagarena on Mission Revival architecture in Santa Barbara * Paul E. Ivey on Christian Science architecture * P. C. Kemeny on commercial culture and moral reform in Boston * Judith Weisenfeld on the 1940s race movies and black religiosity * Kathryn Jay on Catholic girls and modest dress crusades * Melani McAlister on Black Islam and African American cultural politics * Etan Diamond on religious consumerism of suburban Orthodox Jews in Toronto

About the Author

JOHN M. GIGGIE is an assistant professor of history at the University of Texas, San Antonio. DIANE WINSTON is a program officer in religion at the Pew Charitable Trusts and is the author of Red-Hot and Righteous: The Urban Religion of the Salvation Army.