Union Made: Working People and the Rise of Social Christianity in Chicago
Heath W. Carter’s Union Made examines the rise of social Christianity in Chicago through the experiences and influence of working people. Connecting labor, faith, and urban history, the book explores how religious and social movements engaged with the challenges of their time.
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Union Made explores the relationship between working people and the rise of social Christianity in Chicago.
Heath W. Carter focuses on how labor and religious movements intersected within the city’s social history.
The book offers a historical study of the connections between working-class life, Christianity, and efforts toward social change.
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